... BuRLGay-roaeph BrooAs, tailor, No. 3, Lincoln-court, Drury-liane, and Ann Caddick, bonnet. maker, No. 9, Parker-street, Drury-lane, were charged with having bean concerned in arn extensive burglary in the bouse of Mr. Luther, gunmaker, No. 8, Leiceastr-street ...

... Az IsATAst HneuR COorMN.-Twmchy Xoems' a This insolvent, who woe a tetlor and china and los rdealer, in Blnckmoornstret, Drury-lane, was opposed by- Mr. e Cooke, for Messrs. Bower, Measre, Fell, and Ideisci. Toad, Hle was supported by Mr. Lucas. d The ...

... inspector last Tuesday evening was dressed in private ii olnthea, and while walking along Russellaotreet near the entrdnce'of Drury-lane Theatre, be felt a hg at his pockets B behind. - He instantly put his arm behind bim, and eaught d hold of the prisoner's ...

... dreadfully cut li cod swobien, said that about five o'clock that morning she 9 entered a public-house in Brydgee-street, Drury-lane, in A ~ompaey with several other females. They repaired to the terIon, were a number of persona were seated, and the a] ...

... Bcfj'qmin $Shelly was charged onla Lcd'. sawithasaulting, a very ferocious manner, ~tr. l\hliam. Gilbert, baker, residing in Drury-lane, the PtOtlreulr, dsp-teed that the prisoner lodged with him, ten- sr'nz ?? first flor. Ho had been there for the list two ...

... IParry appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Edwin James for ft Ithe defendant.0 The plaintiff, Julian Lindsay, is a tailor In Drury-lane, 0] and the defendant, Wm. Dodd, a farrier and veterinary sur- 89 geon in Craven-court, in the same street. Both parsons ...

... were charged with stealing a loaf. Their appearance told the want F they were In. c The housekeeper to MIr. Mime, baker, Drury-lane, de- e posed that they, about 8 o'clock last evenin , went intio the shop and asked for a qustrtern loaf, and ?? her back ...

... remnanded till Friday next. ATTEMPTED MUnDug IN DRURY LANE -Daniel Dono- van, was re-ex3mi ed charged with throwing his wife, Ann Donovan, from the second floor bock room window, at No. 19, Short's gardens, Drury-lane, whereby her life had been placed in c anger ...

... bbeei in custody since the 28th ult., onl the chalge 01 throwi.ng his8 Wife' out of Window atI'No. 19, Shore's-airdensm, Drury-lane, withintent tomturder *her', wee brought up for furl htrexasminatlon. ' . ?? evidence of Mr. J. Wood, the 'houg& sur~geon ...

... and whose face also bore marks of severe ill-usage, cc stated that he lived in a lodging-house, No. 62, Parker- street, Drury-lane. On Tueedaly night he went up stair to tI a lodger's roomn, edjoiniog the one in which the prisonen GI lived, for the purpose ...

... the army, was charged with avemptI 8 ing to throw herself into the Thames, from Waterloo bridge. 2 A. Isaacs, livirg in Drury-lane, deposed that shortly after o four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting upon the 6 floating pier at Waterloo bridge ...

... and furious driviig. Police-constable No. 24. P division said. that, early Ifes- terday, hewas ondaty in Prinees-atreet,.Drury-lane, whien hismutention was attracted to a horse andvab which we're coming towards withess along- Duko-atrset, at a most fuirious ...