... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Thursday night, the King and Queen visited Drnry The pieces announced were The Brigand,' ff/rhe Illustrious Stranger, and Masaniello.— The Marriage of Figaro' was, however, substituted for Masaniello, and it was played ...

... ‘Tyne, builder—J. Williams, Mounchester, P Baraerd, Walworth, victuailer. BANKRUOPTS. W. Davis, Pinner, Middlesex, baker. Drury lane, victualler. lane, wine merchant. C. Robinson, sen. New Brentford, wharfivger. F. Dafter, Twertou, Bath, brewer. E. Soper ...

... Dunstable, horse dealer. » Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cowper’s court, Cornhiil, maste T mariner. W. Willtams, White Hart street, Drury Lane. J. R. H. Withers, Bristol, linen-draper. J. Dadd, Margate, Kent, grocer. G. Dobson, Hatton, Cheshire, grocer. J. Stephenson ...

... Morley, Stapleford, bobbin or twist-lace manufacturer. T. Lawton, Greenacres Moor, Lancaster, slionkeeper. C. Lawrence, Drury Lane, tallow T. Craven and J. Parker, Heck. me ndwike, York, millers. W. Jeffrey, Davies-stree:, horse dealer. H. George. Bedwelty ...

... Bond-street. John Marshall, merchant. Birchin-lan e, City. Benjamin Oliver and William Buckinghamshire. Goodwin, drapers, High Drury- lane. Thomas Pilbeam, smith and spring maker, Parker-street, Reynold Hogg Goddard, fringe maker, Wood-street, City. Edward Mgrris ...

... Badvail > Jun. F. G. Spils- BH. Crasee, Leek, Stafford, silk rers. BANKROPTs. J. Cottle, Middlesex, victnailer | J. Lees, Drury lane, coach-spring maker W. Tyler, Pentonville, Middlesex, carpenter W. Jchnsen, Bedford. square, jeweller B. Hodes, Bristo} ...

... Saint Mary-le-bone. . Charles Corbett Wilson, scrivener, Daventry, Northampton. Charles Thomas Wood, licensed victualler, Drury lane. David le Boutiller, draper, Northumberland place, Commercial-road East . , _ _ John Cole Gwillim, cattle-dealer, Bishop's ...

... and were enumerating the different processes for bringing it to the table in the highest perfec- tion. Mr. Wewitzer, of Drury Lane theatre, who was pre- sat, observed, that of all the methods of cooking 2 beef steak, he thought Shakspeare’s recipe the ...

... best wishes.” Bir. Wardel told the Magistrates that Mr. Watts, during the hv all whe knew him. time be was box keeper at Drury Lane, was greatly respected After he had ieft that situation he pro- to Margate, where he had the arrangement of the aquatic ...

... —S. and T. roller manu- Shetfield—William Jenkins, Brentwood, Essex—Joseph Slater, coal merchant, Fulham, Sarber, draper, Drury lane. Bankrupts.—H. N, Powell, scrivener, Chipping Gloucester-nire ; F. Darragit, joiner, Liverpool ; J. Low, miller, Derby, ...

... Mr. Wright answered by a long and rambling statement, in which he said that at one time he expected to become lessee of Drury lane Theatre. He held his house in the Haymarket on a lease of twenty-one years, and it was his impression that at the expiration ...

... and support were derived from his eldest daughter, Miss Lee, an interesting and highly actress in the Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres ; whose filial duties have been performed in a most unwearied and exemplary manner. Mr. Lee has !eft a widow and ...