... agitation for repeal of the Corn Laws is about to re-open in London a scale of unusual magnificence, the League having taken Drury Lane Theatre for the autumn and winter, at a rent of £3,000. The first great demonstration of the season will take place on Friday ...

... calico printtn. THOMAS SPINK, of Hillam, Yorkshire, farmer. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. JOHN MARRIOTT WINTLE, Drury-lane, silversmith. HUGH WELCH DIAMOND, Frith-street, WeatmiiMer. RICHARD BLUNDEN, Alton, Southampton,plumber. JOHN BALL, G«9 ...

... cheering aspect for the play-going public and country visitors. Covent Garden opens for Promenade Concerts. Pantomime at Drury Lane, Mortimer, entitled Harlequin King Pepin, or Valentine and Orson.” At Haymarkct, an extravaganza, Planche, from the well-known ...

... H. the Duke of Cambridge, in consequence of the decease of the late Duke of Sussex, has consented to become President of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatrical Funds, and has intimated his intention preside at the approaching festivals, the first the ...

... confession of guilt, and detailed statement of ihe whole circumstance of the poisoning. Her .Majesty and suiic honoured Drury lane Theatre with their presence on Tuesday evening to see The Uuhemian Girl. Frid last a petition from the committee of the ...

... wutenng and shading can give them chance .1 la..t .eek, pnee,. that throughout the reign of George'he Second the pnvileges Drury Lane. Whv euuldn’t hare taken use of aneceaa. Ihe nnpiirtame of properly mnlehing the beds MALT rather dearer; and the FLOUR ...

... relate, all were drowned. The Duchess of Kent arrived at Clarence House from Frogmore Lodge, and in the evening honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence; her Royal Highness attended Divine Service yesterday in the Chapel'Koyal, St, James’s. is understood ...

... composer, we believe, is in London, and due preparations in progress. Another opera Messrs. Bunn and Balfe lalke lof for Drury Lane,to produced for .Madame Thill. >n. The proprietors of the leading wholesale warehouses in London have adopted the plan of ...

... ire, grocers. T. K. GORBELL, Bedford Place, Commercial Road, Stepney, bookseller. J. R. DAY, late of White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. D. MACKAY, formerly of St. Johu’* New Bruncwick, but now of Liverpool, master mariner. W. BUTTERILL, Sheffield ...

... last spring, till the close of the present season, produced the wonderful number of iwo hundred and eight The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday night, when her Majesty attended in slate, were nearly £1,600. The fitting up of the royal box cost ...

... which covers it. A pigeon, which was despatched from Southampton a ton o’clock on Saturday morning, arrived at its home Drury Lane at minutes past eleven; upwards miles in minutes. Good potatoes having risen to the exorbitant price of 7LI. per stone, ...

... Church Chambers, Newgate Street, attended a? solicitors to the fiat. After the proof of several debts, Mr. Rogers Lamb, of Drury Lane, was appointed the creditors’ assignee. The Court sanctioned allowance of 2s. per week to the bankrupt. BOROUGH POLICE. ...