... ofBurtoll,- in LonsdaleaMork, -coton-tiAiner :James $,low. Jones; o'f New Bvnd-street, Mididlesex, frsiterer Jolm Robson, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, grocer, Wilian; Robin toar, the younger,' of Newicastle dpon Tyne, saddler. Wil- liarm Farrar. of Salford, ...

... vidualler. Robert Cox, of Castle-street, Southwitik, Sorry, carpenter. James Williams, of Bristol, broker. MWilliam Morley, of Drury-Lane, Middlesex,ware- houseman. John P'arnll, late t-i Manchester, and now or late ol Sheffield, linen-draper. John Coxsey, of ...

... W. Hernmet, secretary. Found nothine g in the room, but I subse- quently went to No. b anrDss-cour;, Rwassell-street, Drury-lane, where I ascertained that Ritchie livet In the kitchen I found 127 ball cartridges of differenat sies, 4 bullets, some bullet ...

... 'William Sharp, Wiabech, St. Petsr's Le~bridge~ire ?? Anderson, uambd~ridehihr. commtg lhf erdla -Jo~hnGibbd Clare-court. Drury-lane, ?? loei Gibb Lewes. ?? Blake, West Covees, Is27 at Wight, ?? Staples, Southrmpton, plumb- er.-JohN Gattrell, Lymington ...

... It is chiefly to be used by the King when lie drives to inspect his Norfolk antd Flemishl farins.- Her Majesty's vsit to Drury-lane, to witness Macready's iliocbeh, attracted 6001. on Monday ?? Morpeth is gtvinig a rsumii of dinners to the various public ...

... Dispatch newspaper, to recover damages for a libel published in that paper, imputing that under the plaintiff's management of Drury-lane theatre, the drama was prostituted and the public imposed upon. The jury.found fbr the plaintiff, damages 51. A row ...

... and Mr Melville acts in fashionsble comedy wvith judg- ment and spirit. Misses Hall and Hatton, two elegant daucers from Drury-lane, are well deserv- ing of the applauses with which their efforts ware received. On Monday night, the audience was amused ...

... JUNE 24. (rFroam.thue Gawoleti P1 ridaN, June 19.) BANKnuems.-Anse'm Colton Fowler, Lincolnshire, draper. William Everett, Drury-lane, London, now out of business. Joseph Thorly, Newman street, London, cabinet-maker. Thomas Rice Hart Lea-bridge, victual- ...

... Robert Crawtord, Bathgate, limo-burnler. (Fronm tie Gazette ef qTuesday, No7.ember 21.J BANI{RUPTs.--John Mtarriott Wintlo Drury-lane, l silversmith. H~ugh Welchl Diamond, Freth-strese, Westminster, surgeon. Richard Bluiden, Altou, Southampton, plumber. ...

... Cheapside, button-manufacturer. Mat- thew Nelms, Back-hill, Hatton-garden, hearth-rug- manufacturer. James Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, iron-founder. George Simons, King-square, Goswehl- road, watch-manutacturer. Ibbs Willliam Hodges Brown, Little Bowden ...

... which he was-one of the ?? Archbishop of Dublin is at present at Frankfurt-on-the-Maine.-The proceeds of the benefit, at Drury-lane Theatre, for the widew. and family of the late ?? Haynes Bayly, tihe dramatist, realised about 4001. 2za WATGO1ZZ;G0O3%WzV%1M ...

... dozen years' duration.- It will be recollected that an overt-ure had recently beeiinsade to Airs Butler by Mr Burnn, of Drury-lane Theitrs' to- se- lect his honso for her first re-appearauce, and thst Mrs Butler declining to play for less than lO0. perrnight ...