... +VARIETTI Braham, in rehearsing ** Thihat's l'..““ Drury-lane, on Friday, seid, tows conclusion, * I shall drop my voice,” mesning thatghd sing soft. On which Tom Cooke nu,“f w‘a-‘ > This bronght three rownds of'ta against the back of the violins in ...

... 28, Dec. 19, at Sweet’s Hotel.Taunton. Mr. Drake, Exeter. DIVIDENDS in BASINGHALL-STREET. Nov. 30, George, Paikcr-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach.maker— Nov. 30, T. Morgan, St. James’s street, peifumer—Nov. 28, J, Upson, Park-street, baker. DIVIDENDS in ...

... Thomas, of| Landido-vaur, Carmarthenchire, shop-keeper; at the Bish tavern, Briftol.—lo. J. | stocineblan, of iinttford-phace Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, ot Guildhall.—Ang. ¢7. J. Fearon, of U “er Graftonntrect, Fi y-square, dealer} at Guildhall. LI eed i Gn&m ...

... business—T. Clinch’ Albert’s-place, beer retailer. BANKRUPTS to in BASINGHALL-STREET. RICHARD EGAN LEE and JOHN HADDOCK, Drury-lane, steammachine printers, 4, April 12. Solicitor: Walsh, Lincoln’s-inn, JOHN CONAWAY, Gray’s-inn-lane, cheesemonger, Slarch ...

... Littler and lleal’vj, Stratford, c¢alico-printers. J. and C, I.:mzdcll., Leicestor, hosiers. i F. and J. Wilcke.| Russeg!-st Drury-lane, bakers. Foster and Tay Newport, plumbers, &e. Davis, Butt, and Co. Davis's Wharf, Southwark. Birtles and Harrisun, Manchester ...

... Stephenson, in tarre. Lord Nurnsauby, Mr. Craven, and Mr. Malbews sviortd (be greatest talent. Were they upon (be boards of Drury.Lane Cuveiil.farden, they would be eonsiilernd ae* cuniplished arlors. The theatre itself beautifully constracted. The scenery ...

... Bafin^hail-street.) John, Newington-C anyway, tailor, Feb March 6, April S. (Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Clifford's Inft Mo din, Drury-lane, oil and colournmn, March 2. 9, April 3. (Messrs. and Beck, Lolhbury.) (To surrender in the Country.) C rhomas, Pendleton ...

... for his services I Such fact, the profits of those performances being considered; is almost incredible; but it ia true.—Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres have opened for the season. Yriii li tli Oct MOO. IH3I. Inrrcaxt. Drcreaw. 1 t. £. £. £. C'uatorna ...

... 25, Rths, Cornhill. ®DA • NELMS, Back-hill, hearth-rug manufacturer, July 27, 1 - Cox. Pinners’. hall. JAM N'lON COOPER, Drury-lane, ironfouuder, July 29, Sept. ■i'livViv Daynes, Chancery-lane. Gl.et 7,ONS, King-square, watch manufacturer, July 27, Sept ...

... when 15 houses in the main street and 150 smaller ones were destroyed.——There was a fire on Wedaesday atan oilo-ho;(?n Drury-lane, when an infirm old lady, named Shepperd, perished in the flames. ...

... Mr. Charles Kean, whose attraction unabated in Richard the Third and Hamlet, goes to Edinburgh on the termination of his Drury-lane engagement. Several anecdotes have been preserved of Queen Elizabeth’s great mercy, clemency, and wisdom,” displayed daring ...

... fii«t public a| the llayiuarkcl ThcaltJ Mouiitaineeri, oil ruiinently aucccaaful. I pci form the ino«t mil comedy. Some yl Drury.lane Theatre, I >n iinnienoe improvenJ The did not I compelled to leave thil ■non alter took the iUent wa* equally *pirl fnl ...