... few nights ago, about ten o'clock, a man between forty and fifty years of age, went into a houfa, No. 8, Chiarles Street, Drury Lane, where, alter con- tinuilng ?? time, lie fell into a kind of doze, and con- tinued fo till two o'clock on Saturday mmrning ...

... of his ?? Dyffrynaled, Denbighfhire, Mrs. York, relidL of P., Vorke; Efq. of Erthing.-At Wandfworth, Mifs Miller, late of Drury Lane Theatre.-On boird the Laay baize Dzendars Ealt Indiaman, Mr. W. W. Ware, fon of Mr. T. Ware, of Sloane Street.-After a fhort ...

... is to embark for America. Y Mr. Aftley, fenior, is at prefent bttftly ?? in . erefting a new Theatre in the vicinity of Drury Lane, the principal entrances to which- will be frotm New- caftle Street, and thie wieft end of Wych Street. HIe 1i has takets ...

... year, the Rev. James Bolton, -A. A Rector of n Keliern, in that ?? Brighton, in her 44th year. Mrs. Crouch, formerly of Drury Lanerheatre. l At Aniftye, Hertfordihire, the Rev. Edmund Mapleiofp i ?? of that ?? Beners'Street, Ms. Harriet I d Collins, ...

... tol expefted to rank among the firf buildisigs of its kind I s, in Europe: Its dimienfson11 rather exceed thofe of old lie Drury Lane, and the.'aptninsg fpace of the green cur- fs. titin Js precifely the lame wilth that of modern Covent *ifl Garden1.'ler ...

... in the Giltfpur Street Compter, London) Broker, Ooher %6, November a, and 30, at Guild- ?? Rcsieon and 7,r5n 16betfon, of Drury Lane, Mliddlefex, Grocers, O&olber a6, November a, and 3o, at Guildhall.-,7oia White and Wm. Perniboueh both of Manchefter, Calico ...

... withou: tedtching ond of them, and as tojbips his wants are rather increaling. Yellerday as a fervant was riding a horfe in Drury Lane, he thought he would make himn leap over a place where the free, is dug. up for the purpofe ofl clearing the conminon fewers ...

... -7as B-lnowt Jones, of New Bond Street, Middleflx-, lFruiterer, Dec. 21, 24, and Jan. z5, at Guildhall.-JYsbhn JPul~s, of Drury Lane, Middleex, Grocer, (furviving partner of An..7 Naibhy, dlceafed) Dec. I,, ;,I, andl I an. 2S, at Guild- hall. - William ...

... fpangled and trim- med with filver; head-drefs, diamonds and feathers. In the evening the Opera Hloufe, the Hav- market, Drury Lane and Covent Garden Thea- tres, and feveral of the Hotels at the Weft end of the town, were brilliantly and appropriately ...

... Redlor of Saltford.-Mr. Smith, of the Liverpool Theatre, to Mifs Stephens, of Park Street, late of the Themitre Royal, Drury Lane.-W. M. Greenhill, Efq. of Pureton, Somerfetfhire, to Mifs Cuff, daughter of J. Cuff, Efq. Merchant, of White- chapel.- At ...

... Chancellor, Lord Eldon, Lord Ellen- borough, Sir William Scott, Baron Thompfon, and ur. juflice Le Blanc. Mr. Banrner, of Drury Lane Theatre, has met with a very unpleasfant accident. Whild out 1hooting 4 En Wednelday with a friend in the neighbourhocd ...

... Sadler, and Harnefs Maker, O&ober a8, Novembler 5, and Dec. 6, at Guildhall, London.-Andrew Hetherinqtsn and Yolm .id'aie, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Perfumers, Obtober zS, Nov. 4, and December 6, at Guildhall.- Bernard Profec,, of 1lolborn, London, Linen Draper ...