... Jewess, who stated that she was a widowv,and lived at the house of her father, Ml.: Money Moses, of Vinegar-yard, near Drury- lane Theatre, on being sworn, said she was well acquainted w ith the prisoners Mess and Solomons. On Easter Tuesday she called ...

... men were ran over by the horfe, one of whom had his ribs, and the other his leg broken.-Thurfday, as Mr. Truman, late of Drury Lane Theatre, was driving a fpirited horfe from Greenhithe to North- fleet, the harnefs gave way, at which the horfe took fright ...

... twelvernonth, and fhe remains perfeatly well. Any information of the above fa&t may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfbury is not accountable for any mixture fold unlefs the words By the King's Patent:' are inferted on ...

... Langton Lodge, near Northallerton, aged 75, Francis Redfearn, Esq. At Dublin, Ar. dlelrose, the vocalist, for- merly of Drury Lane. ...

... Barclay, Esq. of No. 95, Fleet Market.-J. C. Evans, Esq. solicitor, Liverpool, to Phillis, 2d daughter 'of Mrs. Glover, of Drury Lane and the Haymarket Theatres.-George Best, Esq. of the hiddle Temple, barrister, to Mabel Ann Hollings, of Botleys Cottage ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. BANKR UP'Sfrom TUESDAY'S GAZE ftTE. Samuel Barber, of Drury.lane, draper. E enry Congreve, of Chelsea, patent medicinc proprietor, Joseph Slater, of Fulham, coalrmechant. John Cumberledge, jus1. of Old Broad-street, ...

... bire, bobbin or twist-lace manufacturer. Thomas Ijawton, of Greenacres Moor, Lancashire, publican. Charles Lawrence, of Drury-lane, tallow chandler. Thns. Craven and .loshua Parker, of Mleckynondwike, Yorkshire, scribbli ng-millers. WV. Jeffery, of Cock ...

... Somersetshire, brewer. James Bayley, of Manchester, agent. Joseph Bee, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, butcher. John Bamford, of Drury-lane, victnaller. Thomas Walter, of Woodford, Essex, victualler. Theophilus Outtrim, of Walthamstowv, Essax, smith. Benjamin ...

... Henry New, of Birmingham, common carriers. John William Bell, of Pinner's Hall, Broad-street, merchant. W'illiam Walker, -of Drury-lane, looking glass manufacturer. Philip Brown, of Prince's-place, Commercial-rond, draper. -isaac LDj of oldliam. l-escashire ...

... -)4 t BAxNKRUPTS from FPRIDAY's GAZETTE. Thomas Rust, of Fobbing, Essex, victualler. E~dward Mayo, of Craven-butildings, Drury-lane, woollen draper. Joseph Fearn, of Angal-court, Throgmorton-etrect, stock broker. George Reatlde, of Manchester, innkeeper ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CON INULD. BJANKRUPTSfromn I'RIDAF'S GAZETTE. James Barber, of Drury-lane, draper. Geo. Bolwell Davidge, of New Cut, Blachfriars.road, printer. G. Fred. James, of Paddington-street, Alarylabonne, grocer. Jamnes Coward, of Bath, linen draper ...

... engineer. John Davis, of Fleetsercet, Lotdon, upholslerer. hohnas arcourt, of ClerkenweU, brass founder. John Acton Boden, of Drury-lane, needle-manufataarer. John Everard Farr, of Baldock, Hertford, carpenter. John Bentley, of Wligmore-street, curiosity dealer ...