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... 8. J. Pr#*lspfT vzr-n tonbtimber-merchant-,bislay 5. R. Cremnbleef Chelqb5, ¶lictias ?? 5. J. Roach, of ,Rqssell-co6rt, Drury-lane, bookseller _'May6s. 1:. Motley, of-tlie trrai,,pasent lette rmanufactunrer- May 5, J.. Btowne, of Charles-street, .lirosvenor ...
... Hellicar, Bristol, mnerchints - 11 ,W.lttton, rvesham, porter-dealer - 12 T. Martin, Bristoi, litmetndrnper, 12 T. Collint, Drury-lane, grocer 1 12 F:. Leeson, Leinnion, ribannd-manufaernrer 15 W. Dunn, Hoxton, thinenale upholder - 26 H. Naites, London, u ...
... Liverpcol,corn.dealer, Nov. 13,14, andS7, at one, at the George Inn, in Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Rarnsbottom, Drury-lane, Liverpool; and Alessrs. B3lack- stock and Co. King's Bench Walki, Temple. .T. Butt, late-of rewikesbury, Gloucestershire ...
... beingwhat is termed Search- night, in various sinks of infamy, namely, Charlotte-buildirigso Gray's Inn-lane, Charles-street, Drury-lane, and Cow-cross. ahany of the male prisoners were well-known to the police as notorious thieves and pickpokets, and most ...
... sugar re- finerc (so far as relates to the said A. Freeland and J. Harris)- J. Richards and G. Rowel, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, linen- drapers-J. Robinson and-J. B. Brockbank, of Manchester, porter and ale dealers-J. Smith and J. Dixon, of Boston ...
... e mano Thayer, who was so seriously I injuired by being precipitated: from a seond floor win- i dow, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, died on Thursday .i Aliddlesex iHospi'tal;,'after- lingering many weeks. r A Coroner's ,Jury will sit on the body this ...
... rs ot Bank- rupts, Basiglihall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Collins, Great Kinight IRidte-street. J. Smith, ot Russell-court, Drury-lane, tavern-keeper, Feb. 16, Mlarch 2, and 26, at twelve, at the Court of Conmititsinners of B3ankrupts, Basinghall-strect. ...
... Dudley, Oxford. John Nash, sen. of Clandon, Surrey, farmer. Thomas Freethy, of Acton, Middlesex, baker. Frederick Finer, of Drury-lane, grocer. Richard Smith, of Frome Selwood, innholder. Matthew Carter, of Forton Mill, near Gospoit, miller. Charles Carliell ...
... Lucas, Southampton, linen-draper. S. Garrod, Paddingtoit street, St. Marylebou', bookseller G. W. Reeve, Cravenl-buildins, Drury-lane, dealer in rmusic. J. Davies, Carmarthen, spirit-nierchtnt. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MINONDAY, JTuve 24. We had notn irace ...
... of Temple-street, Bristol, grocer-J. James, of Wood.streer, Cheapside, tea dealer-G. NV. Reeve, of Cravess- suildings, Drury-lane, dealer in rnusic, J. Al. Newman, ot Bromsgrove, Worcestern.hire, dealer in Ioo001. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Ellis and ...
... Holt, late of London, dealers-P'. igby and E.Rvans, of Liverpool, con- mercial.agents-M. C. Walker and J. K. Walker, of Drury-lane, feather-mercharits-J. Thorn and W. Mann, of Tewkesbury,coal- dealers-R. Foxcroft, J. It. Gorst, and Ut. Bsxesidale, of ...
... under a great depression of spirits, and occasional absence s9f mind. One evening witness told the deceased ihe was going to Drury-lane Theatre, and inl- q'rired the way, whtich he told inns, srd at tire same time asked the witness for a clothes brush he had ...