... icar of Maristow and Thruseltaii, Deme whom she survived only two ?? Exeter, aged 85t, Dowton, father of Mr. Dovvton, of Drury-lane theatie.-I bt 74th, George Prideaux, Esq. of Kingshridge, Devon, ct'l Society of ?? Leominster, Nicholas Geary; N. I in ...

... Villiers-atreet, in the Strand, and Mr. Alex. I: Wake, who was in his- company, in else avenuie leading to the pit f of Drury-lane Theatre, on Saturday evening, one of his watch,I and the tither of his seals and ribbon. Bouveris was committeds to New ...

... of Liverpcool in the cosisey of Lanexzcct 0~MerChacl, d. c. to.sues Dec. ?? ?? at 1, at Ilr. Basrisweill' flmly Coititr, Drury Lanes, Livrreo,, t ~adsr ?? epof the City of Carlisle, in tle? Counety ?? lad Liotte draeice, to sui. Dee. 2, 3, dii, at 11, at ...

... vieatest ?? trial lasted the whole df the day. MonDa.-SaturdaY night a man named Day or Duffy, ?? lived In Nottinghamn-court, Drury- lane, came home In a slate of drunkeuness, and began to quarrel with his wire; who was in the latst stage of pregnaticy; from ...

... sudden indisposition of ' Mr Oxberry, the part of Dominie Sampson, in a the opera of Guy Mannering, was performe(l at D Drury-Lane Theatre last night, bv Mr Liston. eThis, ofcourse must have been done with tise iconcurrence of the proprietor of Covent-Garden ...

... in Siurrey; Tu'soArAs WILSON, Esq. and family, to their seat in Yorkshire; Capt. ERSKSIsE, to Hounsslow. Mr. DowToN, of Drury-Lane, gave the use of the Canterbury Theatre, gratis, for the late amateur per- formance for the Fund of the Ladies' Benevolent ...

... No. 35, St. Swithin's-lane, merchant- eay 30. W. Tazwell, of Drury-lane, ?? 27. J. Gawan, of Union-street, Somer's-town, ?? 27. T. P. Oakley, late of Ealing, ?? 27. T. Stanton, of Drury-lane, ?? 2i. R. B. Sorrell, of Kirby. street, Hatton.garden, printer-DaY ...

... lcarse, of Launceston, Cornwall, comnmon-brewers- W. Roden, of Bedford-street, Covent-garden, boolcseller-J.. Gray, of Drury-lane, commission-agent-ll. Bavery, of Bristol, t.ugar~refncr-J. Oliver, of Hemlington-row, lerhbam, cattle. dealer. ...

... one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Uiverpool. SollC- torn, Messrs. Blackstock and Co. Temple ; and Air. C. Barda- well, Drury-lane, Liverpool. N. D. Johnson, of Birmingham, bed and inattrass manufac- turer, June 6, 7, and July i, at twelve, at the Castle ...

... wood-turner-W. Vest, of Bridenbury, Herefordshire, dealer-C. Wright, of Old Ford, Middlesex, sand dealer-T. Stanton, of Drury-lane, cheesetnonger-R. Fowle, of Blandford, Dorsetshire, draper- J. Greaves, of Birmingham, victualler-G. Rose, of Sheffield ...

... perform their journeys with much more facility. ?? PuBLIc OFFICE, Bow-STREET.-Saturday night, the refusal of the band of Drury-lane Theatre to perform had nearly-been at- tended with very serious consequences, not only to the Manager and the Proprietors ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE CHARITABLE FUND. Yesterday the celebration of the Anniversary of this Institu- tion, devoted alike to genius and to charity, took place at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. The wants of any portion of mankind, however humble ...