... Hammersmith —C. F. Woolcott, plumber, Tunbridge. Kent—T. Moore, ironmonger, Dursley, Gloucestershire—S. Barber, draper. Drury-lane —E. Denman, watch maker. Mark-lone—J. Wilson, victualler, Moideu-lane, Garden. Tuesday, February 11, 1834. ...

... burglars and house-breakers. Latterly he was the service, as bead-waiter, of the keeper of that notorious fiash-bouse, opposite Drury-lane Theatre. We are warranted in believing, that the police are in the right pursuit of the stolen property. —Doncister Gaz ...

... WILLIAM BUTSON CHARD, innkeeper, Cluttoa Inn, Somersetshire. BANKRUPTS. TO AT TIIK COI’RT BANKRUPTCY. SAMUEL BARBER, draper, Drury-lane, Dec. 28 and Jan. 28. Solicitor, Uiggenden, Wolbrook. Clark, Si. Swuhin's-lauc, Ixiuibard-street, official assignee. JOSEPH ...

... Cole* mau-Htreet, plasterer—H. and W. S. Fl-KNIS, New Bond battem—f. BECKKT, Worcester, coach proprietor—T. J. CARBOLL. Drury-lane, R GRIFFITH, Kegeot’s Canal bas.ii. City-road, Iron meicllam—H. CLARK, BNhopagate street, lea dealer—G. SUTTON, Southwark ...

... and lights candle, at any desired time. Liston, according to report, to receive 50/. week during the ensuing season at Drury-lane Theatre, Miss Stephens is to have 251. every night that she performs. Great numbers of persons arc daily viewing the large ...

... several months, living iu delightful retirement at Brighton. The veteran of the histrionic art has been connected with the Drury-lane Companies for nearly 40 years, and what both singular and honourable, he never, from ill heath inattention, was prevented ...

... underwent his final examination before the Commissioners of Bankrupts. Mr. Calcraft, M. P., as Chairman of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, proved debt of 5,670/. I6s. Bd. due for the rent of the house. Mr. Pullen, the Solicitor to the Assignees, banded ...

... Inqi est.—Death from Want.— Friday a coroner’s inquest was taken before Mr. .Stirling, the King’s Arms, .Smarl’s-buildings, Drury-lane, on view of the body Thomas Kitchen, aged 13, who died under tho following melancholy circumstances destitution: Win. Fell ...

... play the Ball, after the Concert. 'Die Concert Band will full and complete, consisting Professionals from the Oratorios at Drury-Lane, Covenl-Garden, the Concert Rooms, Oxford, &c. See Advertisement. ...

... W aters, carriers. Leicester. Tuesday, R'uveuiber the 1837* DBCLVRATIONS INSOLVENCY. WILLIAM REAVER WALKER, victualler, Drury-lane, Mid. dh*M*x. BANKRIITS. to sraiißMirH at tub cui or oankki ktcv. RORKHT SMITH SiIAUMAN. grocer. Miuciog-laue. London, D ...

... STAR IK, builder, Honndsditch, London, D ...

... Lancashire, spinner. J. W. KELL. PtniierVhail. Broad-«tieet, merebast. B. ATKINSON, Donea«ter, York, diuggiet. W. WALKER. Drury.lane. W. PKARCK. BoUmlnwCornwall. eberaM. J. MORTf.OCK, Bary St- Ed-nund*. Suffolk, innkeeper. BROWN. Prince**-place. Commercial ...