... ' ?? - 47 I 8 Youngstown, Vitgara Co, per A Lane, Esq 22 10 0 London, Alderegate ward, per Mr Joseph Mathews I .11 0° - Drury lane ward, per Thos H O'Connell, Egq 0 14 0 - St John's Wood ward, per A W Hyde, Esq.. 1 3 n - Lambeth ward, per Mr F -King 2 ...

... 8t 8tephen's ward : - : ;, P i 6 0 St Andrew v'srd 0 IO 1 Castle ward, including 11, the subscription of Myr WmI Traveas, Drury lane . 1 3 2 at Patrlcs WYd I 3 6 I St Audoen's ?? 0 16 4 St Catherine's ward .. 2 9 o 8t James's ward . 0 5 ^ Custom Rouse ward ...

... Thursday 15th, mnet Wardenh of Golden-lana Ward, and Repeal reading room, in committee. On the 16th instant met Wardens of Drury- lane ward, in committee; went thence to Lincoln Inn Fields' Hall, and Repeal Reading Room, and met the War- dens in committee ...

... Rochells. N Y, do, ieee' lichadl F O'Connor, Esq .. 13 0 0 New London, Connecticut, do, per Thos Grey, Esq ?? 15 0 London, Drury lane ward, per Ur T R O'Connell 2 a _ Rotherhite ward, per Mr J O'Halloran 18 a Bloomebury ward, per lir T X O'ulvanr 1 0 8 Lord ...

... Mr. Murray, 3 the brewer, had paid 141. 'taxes, in order that he should qualify; and a poor man named King, who lived in Drury- lane, and who deals ill shoemaker's materials, actually paid 121. to qualify himself.;(loud cheers); He would also, men- tion ...

... ward, per Mr R Hussey .. i 8 0 - Somerstown ward, per Mr T Saber i II s8 - Moorfield ward, per MIr Edmond Burke 019 6 _ Drury lane ward, per Mr T H O'Connell .0 S 18 - Farrinngdon ward, per Mr Patrick Foley .. 0 19 6 Dublin wards, per the wardens and ...

... exported 11,050 barrels oats; Clare, 3.031 barrels wheat, 12,195 barrels oats. THE SCHOnO,1AeTEA WANTED.-At a public.house, in Drury lane, a papear is exhibited in the window, on which is written :- Two be Raffeld on Monday next-a Black and Wite Babet and three ...

... selling at 7d., good household ditto Id., seconds ditto 8ld., and the best bread 9bd. per 41b. loaf. In Oxford.street, Drury- lane, Clare and Nowport Markets, the prices obtained are generally one halfpenny more than those above quoted; country and brown ...

... One pound thesubscription of M Rowlind, Esq, of Bracklagh-Glenhest, county Mayo. Exchange WVard, ?? Id, per J Dwyer, Esq. Drury lane ward, London, 83 8d, per Mr I T H O'Connell, R W and V, who says that since the com. mencement of Repeal agitation in London ...

... piemen from Tot- Irill-sreet, pedestrian jewellers, on a small scale, frbm the Borough hamn sandwich manufacturers from Drury- lane, and dispensers of ginger-beer and soda-water from Thames-street, were * thickly scattered to make up a show in the motley ...

... ig Washington ward, London, 11 10s, per Mr. Thomas re Hickey. Finsbury ward, London, 11 3s, per Mr. Patrick ( r- Lennon. Drury lane ward, London, 11 7s, per Mr. X ? Thomas H. O'Connell, R.W.l. Westminster ward, 41 Is, it per Mr. Richard Hussey. O'Connell ...

... which were correct, I addressed a willing auditory, and several paid in their subscriptions. I went from thence to the Drury- lane ward and Repeal Reading.rooms, where I met a very nu- merous and highly respectable assemblage of the Repealers who support ...