... those 21 of the wost eligible wili be bid. Fatt is tue Paice og Breap rx Lonx- pox.—The bakers iu Tottenham-court-road, Drury- lane, the New Cut, and most of the leading thorough- fares, on Tuesday morning reduced the price of bread a halfpeuny in the ...

... the whip is oftener applied to the back of his late excellency than to that of his A Brrxp Avorron.—I nce sat in the pitef Drury lane Theatre, next toa blind man, who, I afterwards learned, was a street well known about Lon- din. The play was Pichard the ...

... all the bakers in the metropolis. The price now charged for the 4b loaf is 84d. best quality. and 8d. fur household. In Drury lane, and the locality of the Seven Dials, the price of bread of a similar quality ts 74d. and 8d. In the neighbourhood of Newport ...

... days. he was forthwith to repair to mv resid E NORTH BROOKE, o OR DEATH IN LIFE. Tt was my intention an hour ago te visit Drury Lane has Theatre, and see Garrick im but the turned ont so rainy and gloomy that I will remain at my and devote the coming hours ...

... HA M, Of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, Covent-garden, &c intends giving A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT, IN THF TOWN-HALL, STRABANE, On THURSDAY Evening, the 30th October, in- stant, upon which occasion he will be assisted by his Son, '. Mr. Baawaw will preside ...

... Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis of Downshire, the Earl of Malmesbury, and the Earl of Eglinton, together on the boards of Drury-lane. These noblemen are not agitators by profession—they bave no private ends to serve—and they can have no money- making objects ...

... of those noble lords and eminent politicians who so powerfully advo- cated tho cause of protection at the late meeting in Drury-lane, Time, howover, has invariably been observed to work wonders with the right ho- nourable baronet, and it is not impossible ...

... stoppage of Messrs. Fatt is tHE Price or Breap 1s Loxpox.—On Thursday the 4b. loaf was reduced to in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, and the New-cut Lam- hoth, as well as most of the other poor districts in the metropolis.— Morning Post. ABSTRACT OF P ...

... Surcipg Atremetey Murper.—Jas. Grainger, a blacksmith, who was living with his wife, in Stewart's Rents, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, London, com- mitted suicide, and, at the same time, made a most desperate attempt to destroy his wife. Burstixe ov THe ...

... celebra- tion of service in a large room over a coach-factory belonging to a Mr. Jolins, in Newton-street, Charles- street, Drury-lane, an upright post standing near the pulpit gave wav and feli frcm its perpendicular. This being noticed by some of the c ...

... inctudin a a lurge chased kettle ou stand, and also a salver altovether worth £250, was preseated to Mr, Baile ou the t age of Drury-lane theatre, on the aceacion his bene on rley night Jast-—the bnndredtl n tof tt spular opera, Th for mance of hi ...

... T had communicated with my man of business or made known my arrival to my friends, [ accompa- nied my fair companions to Drury-lane theatre, where a young lady was to make her first appearance in Bel videra. e oceapied a privaie box, and engrossed by the ...