... King-street, Cheapside, button manufactarer.—MATH. NELMS, Back-hill, Hatton-garden, hearth-rug manufacturer.—J. B COOPER, Drury-lane, ironfounder—G. SIMONS, Goswell-road, watch manufacturer—I. W. HODGES BROWN, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, horse RADCLYFFE ...

... for repeal of the Corn Laws is about to re-open in London on a scale of unusual magni- ficence, the League having taken Drury Lane Theatre for the autumn and winter, at a rent of £3,000. The first great demonstration of the season will take place on Friday ...

... Manchester, Lancashire, THUMAS SPINK, of Hillam, Yorkshire, farmer. TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. JOHN MARRIOTT WINTLE, Drury-lane, silversmith, HUGH WELCH DIAMOND, Frith-strect, Westminster, RICHARD BLUNDEN, Alton, Southampton, plumber. JOHN BALL, St ...

... cheering aspect for the play-going public and country visitors. Covent Gar- den opens for Promenade Concerts. Pantomime at Drury Lane, by Mortimer, entitled ‘ Harlequin King Pepin, or Valentine and At Haymarket, an extravaganza, by Planche, from the well-known ...

... the Duke of Cambridge, in consequence of the decease of the late Duke of Sussex, has consented to be- come President of Drury Lane and Covent Garden The- atrical Funds, and has intimated his intention to preside at the approaching festivals, the first ...

... confession of guilt, and a detailed statement of the whole circumstance of the puisoning. Her Majesty and suiie honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on ‘Tuesday evening to see The Bohemian Girl. On last a petition from the committee of the Royal ...

... the Aldermen of this Borough, aged 52. FRIDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. RICHARD EGAN LEE and JOHN HADDOCK, Craven Yard Drury Lane, steam-machinue-printers. JOHN CONAWAY, Gray's Inn Lane, cheesemonger. ARNATT, Oxford, baker, WILLIAM GOLDING, Glemsford ...

... relate, all were drowned. The Duchess of Kent arrived at Clarence House from Frogmore Lodge, and in the evening honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence; her Royal Highness attended Divine Service yesterday in the Royal, St. It is understood that ...

... 70, deeply regretted by his family and friends, Henry Gattie, Esq., formerly a most popu- lar actor at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and other principal theatres. Mr. Gattie’s inimitable representation of Frenchmen will be well remembered. Mr. Gattie was ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO MISS CLARA WEBSTER, AT DRURY.LANE THEATRE. An intense excitement was created on Saturday night by the ignition of the dress of Miss Clara Webster, which, we regret to add, was attended with considerable danger and terror to that ...

... ire, grocers. T. K. GORBELL, Bedford Place, Commercial Road, Stepney, bookseller. J. R. DAY, late of White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. D. MACKAY, formerly of St. John’s New Brunswick, but now of Liverpool, master mariner. W. BUTTERILL, Sheffield ...

... last spring, till the close of the present season, produced the wonderful number of iwo hundred and eight The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday night, when her Majesty attended in slate, were nearly £1,600. The fitting up of the royal box cost ...