... place, Souttiwark Bridge road, spirit dealer-Jau 2S, Sewell and W. Garrod, Hackney, drapers-Jan R. George, Parker street, Drury lane, stage coach niatker-Feb 8, J. FoX, Newgate street, cabinet maker-Fd. 8, E. Robson, Led, grocer-Feb 8, J. Morrell, Bor ...

... Panson, Aldgate, woollen draper-ilfa-cil G. Scott and J. Tomkinson, Birmingham, stationers—Mar- y J. H. Davy. Parker street. Drury lane, coach >vheet wrtg 14, March 2' G. King, Ludgate street, jeweller-Iarch 26, Mould, Chertsey, Surrey, grocer-rilareli 2T ...

... establishment of Co vent Garden, from the same cause. We learn that Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury Lane com- pany, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, al- though severe in its character, is of short duration, and ...

... street, St. Mary a*e ...

... the silver vase, stars, books, snuff-boxes, &c., presented to Mr. Kean by Lord Byron, the Earl of Esscx, the Committee of Drury lane, the Theatrical Fund Com- mittee, and others, in compliment to his industry, talent, and genius. ...

... flirtations, and folding hats; it is uncertain now whether this establishment exists; when last seen it was walking into Drury Lane and Covent Garden had on when it went away a new German dress French dancing shoes, Tyrolese coeffure> an opera hat trimmed ...

... GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Butson Chard, Clutton Inn, Somersetshire, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Barber, Drury-lane, draper. Joseph Staler, Peppard, llenley-upon- Thames, Oxford- shire, coal-mGrchant. Henry Cjugreve, College-street, Chelsea ...

... Blackbrook Park and Sxenfrith, Monmouthshire, miller.1 John Barnard, Bi-istol,dealer in horses. BANKRUPTS. Jathes Barber, Drury-lane, draper. George Bolwell Davidge, New Cut, Blackfriars -road, printer. George Frederick James, Paddington-street, Marylebone ...

... eldest daughter of Mr. 1). >1. Dy:e, of the Strand, London, the gentleman who saved the life of his Majesty George 111 in Drury lane Theatre, May 15, 1SOG. DIED. On the 29th ult., at Parthygleision, Merthyr, aged Hi, Mr. William Morgan, formerly of uelliddu ...

... holiday time, there was not one to amuse the holiday folks. THE STRAND-ED ACTOR.-NIIr. J. Russell, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who has justly acquired for himself a large share of popularity in the Metropolis, by his talented M ...

... the fire in the House of Lord,; was first discovered. Mr. Hall, of the ifrnvof Cooper, Ha:l aud Co. stove-manu- facturers, Drury Lane, deposed on Tuesday last before the Privv Council, that he was in Hirmingham on the night the fire tooll place, and heard ...

... operate as a caution to persons entrusted with the care of children. On the return, last Thursday night, of Mr. G. Weiland, of Drury-lane theatre, who is a widower, from his duties in k. jp, Arlhi r, to his abode in YVakefield- slteel, he was informed by his ...