... the watchhioufe the fame evening, when hd admitted that his niame was William Jones-. and that he tefided inPatkcr-flreet, Drury-lane. Furzenan all'o fwore that the prifowierifaid to him, he knew it was a bad note and that he knew vhe Tihould go -for life ...

... irontftoaider- - Thomp ji~on, of Redcroas~street, Londoc, calenderer-1 Levet, of Shadwell, Midcileee, grocer-J. Gray. d Drury-lane, Middl)rse, vommission-igeot--T. beakiz' ttand'Thomas Dyer, of Birmingham, dealeri-W. IUdJ' Whwaa, gt>7mistvne,, Herehir ...

... Billt (C'd ) I09 1. Prem Co-rimmerciil 21 d count nI BANKRUPThS * ' I ,7re wJursday's (;aaeqe, Aa, It 1. e Thomas Norit, ot Druri-lane, Middlese*. victualler_ h VWilliarp ilftt, jan. of 'TIunbridge Wells, Kent, Cheese. snonger-441sn Brn!Fley, jnn; o- Stafford ...

... Ireland. On Monday lRst, at his house in Bury St Edmund's, William Smith, Esq. in the 89th year of his age, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre. Larely, at St. Domingno BiilaudVaretdneathieiangsinarT coJleague of Rohespierre. BARTON FERRY BOATS SOil from hence ...

... drew thie knife from hefi 'side. Ste wa4 taken to a qsurgeon's, where tshe dted in a few* minutes. rn C. A. Hudsqmn, of Drury Lane Theatre. stated that he c- had knovn the dereased about six years. She wa4 thirty. te sixyears of age. and the wife of a ...

... ctl OAobrn 12. d b peters, of Dorking, Surrey lime-burner.- Hogh d r oi St. Swithin'. Lane,,London, mnerchant-r. P. b of Drury ;Lane. London, ehee4emouier-N. a dt, of Parliament Street, Westminiiter, hatter-W. r ,in, of Cambridge, cu'rier-John Lavern, late ...

... 'with' difficulty be separated from the Manchester Magistrates. ' Mr. Shorter, of Wych Street, Mr. Hairris, of Broad Court, Drury Lane, Mr. Wathing, and several olher vendeits of pamphle'to, have been served with e a Osffieo informations for misdemeanors ...

... mniller-Wiljiarcp lewley, ty of Manchesrer, tailor and dr3per-William Havi~t, oEf re Codicsote, 'Herr;, miller-Thomat Collins;of Drury Lane, ht Middlesex, grocer. at Fewrom Saivi e/'r Gazette Decevter I 8. 2- Charles Barwuitt, of Barlow Mews, Midlltesez, horae- ...

... i je.ty will remove to Whidsor early in tile ,Itjs said that the average salary of five of the per- fomniers engageid at Drury Lane for time pte.sent aoid re. tl ,tnaiuing part of this season is 2001. ,per n'e,-k ! 'I'he I performers alluded to are, we ...

... Lady of qsality! .- No. 39, Scale Lane, Hull, Je I S. 1 823. Ton~gi;9 andS Jry .- r. D CAM .: (Late of theTheatresRoyal5 Drury Lane and'Hav-' market,-and ', Maifiger of the Theatres Royal, -Newveastle-xtpon-7'yne, -Chester, Shrewsbury, and 'Sheffield,' ...

... G ExPabcgs.-The expences of the larger theatres of the metropolis arekuown to he enormrous.- Those of Covent Gardea and Drury Lane, exceed more than £200 each per night. - In :7&s, those of Drury Laue were less than £'O a night. The company con-isted ...

... autified in a tasteful mann-r. Macready, it is said, ha, left Covent Garden, and gone so Drury Lane-Yoang returns So Coveur Garden- Sinclhir, the singer, Cooper from Drury Lane, and Ray- .,er from the English Opera House, are also engaaed at the lutter Rouse-Rayner ...