... Rev.W; HarperiA.M. Mr. tharles Edward Horn. o£ theL,- cedrm 'Theatre, to Miss Matilda Ray, from the late -Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. * * - . - - - D2DIED. -. At Batfi, 'on the aset in't. uni~vereay regretteti, Mrs. Car.-- -rshers, relidi of the late General ...

... hospital on Monday cveiitig. It apepeared in evidence,that ste deceased was in the adt of mounting a lad. derinWych-street, Drury-lane, on tlat morning; and, when' ise had nearly reached the top, a cal waggon happened to comie' by. The driver, in order, to ...

... o)i, .'Arnour Conltant. Applications ftr. lioxes arid Tickets to be toade to Mr. Seguin, at the rxOffiee t the Theatre. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-'This Evening will be Areserted, .ONSIF.LIl TONSOe titoesicur lilorhien. lr. lla. tPeis.-Aetrr which TH1 HAUNI) ...

... sugar re- finerc (so far as relates to the said A. Freeland and J. Harris)- J. Richards and G. Rowel, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, linen- drapers-J. Robinson and-J. B. Brockbank, of Manchester, porter and ale dealers-J. Smith and J. Dixon, of Boston ...

... acceptable suggestion to those who take a lead in the national monument intended to be erect- ed in honour of Air. CANNING. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will be presented, A CUltE FOR THE HEAltT.ACHE. YoungRapid, 3r. Jones * Old Rapid, Dir. Liston; Frank ...

... to discontinue the works.-Galignani's Messenger. Wednesday evening a distressing occurrence took place at the Giorge Inn, Drury-lane. A woman, namned Morton, residing there as a lodger, who, it seems, had been quarrelling with her husband, In a moment of ...

... Esq., of the Firm of M'Quoid, Davidson, and Co., to Miss Anna Peake, daugbte~r to R. Beake, Esq., many years Treasurer of Drury-lane 'ibsatte. -, On Thursday niorning' lat, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John Hernon, of King-street, Covent-garden, much lamented ...

... DAY'. ,M.iC. - S, Malcolm, Old Broad-ltryet, broker _ fdiv.) r@ R. Dallaway, littte EaLcheap, merchant -- (div.)I ?? Smith, Drury-lane, baker - (div.) to 'J.J.Goriig, and liz Johifon, London, Merchants , r ?? White, jun. Stroqd, letilt, coal-n-ircthant - ...

... evening, and con- victed under the Fire-Work Act. It appears that at the Oratorio which commences To-morrow. Evening at Drury-lane Threatre, a Fantasia will be performed 0s1 one of the Patent Sostenente Piano. Fortes, manufactsired by Alessrs. Motts and ...

... the novel of Ailmoranr and Hlaiel, vwritten by thce for. mer. This Trlaedy wvas repr esented with considerable success at Drury-lane 'rheatre, and the hesoine was per- formed by the l)reaent Countess of Derbv. The chia- radier was intended for Mrs. Siddons ...

... hy., I Ir.4V~a tc . Ehizabeth.Wiilson stated, tat on theSth itianrt she went to the house, No:o 455 in Short's (,irdens, Drury-lane, wheire slie saw the prisencr Mary Jlnings, alias.Large,in the parlnur, ani insured with her Nos. 160 and 1T40C, for half ...

... Monday, the s3th. a grand Masquerade. ApplicatiosO for Boxes and Stalls to be inade to Mr. Seguin, Opera- Office, Haymarket. DRURY-LANE THEA TRE.-This Evening will be presented. THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lard Townly, Mr. Young; MAsly MrCooper, Sir Prancle Wronghead ...