... and Ireland ; even 814 e nu n The Lady of the Lake was exhibited at thei r eY Theatre during the last season, to crowded Row:ees, a king and constant succession of evenings. 'nay hence very fairly infer that the majority of those wi t ° , not perused ...

... Harriott, of Bishopsgate-street, London, chinaman. SimpsOn the younger, of Ely, Cambridge, carrier 14411434 A Cooper, of Pemberton-row, London, chin 1- gild k . r . 4vi,beat Cullen and John Pears, of Cheapside, London, Ti!etQls and warehousemen. 44rd T, Fairless ...

... coal met' chant. E. Gibson, Great St. Helen's, merchant. IV. Gibson Edgware-road, clicesemonger. • mi. I a YlOr, 'Winchester-row, St. Alary-le-bane, chGesemont.ger, 8 1) .`ter, Great Saffron-hill, iron-founder. C. trnpson, Lancaster, merchant. Y Doke, ...

... Ockley, Surrey, shopkeeper._ S. Marston, Bermondsey, baker. A. W. Sorgenfrey, Liverpool, merchant. L. Kern, and Co. Paternoster-row, furriers. J. Shoolbred, Broad Street, merchant. J. Denton, Burnham, Essex, seedsman.. R. Rowney, Hatton-garden, perfumer. W ...

... Street Road, timber dealer. W. Phillips, Brigtheinistone, builder. S. Walker, Queenhithe, hoop-bender. Jari alt, of Assembly Row, dealer. J. %Volker, Little Britain, lace drake. 11.1 N K RUPTCIES SUPER''EDED. 3. Rogers, Strand, and T. Thomas, Charter House ...

... as the lounda. tic))) for such a motion. Th, Noble Lords motionincluded the period (luring which the humble indisidual ‘vho row addressed their Lordships had the honour to till the suffice of Attorney-General that period, there were but few crimiiral ...

... I H. Elliot t Kent-road, grocer. Wit ty, Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier. Eiy-place, Holborn, merchant. Dowding, Paternoster -row•, warehouseman. CERTIFICATES, MARCII 9. Fourdrinier and W. Sale, Clutring-cross, stationer.. .Newham and J. Oilyliaot, Mitre-court ...

... ;ei nanufacturers.—S. and W. Gray:lon Fairman, of iller e hT9lange, warehousemen.—R. Baillie, of Liverpool, gent j• . t**--- row, Burford, Pittriot merchant :— S. Sarehant:'ill, Chinaman.--3. Meek, and Co. Liverpool, mer-e. Vain:, of Cushion-court, Broad-street ...

... fact. Is the rage for theatrical : amusements in this country such: as to create a frequent overflow of both Theatres even' row that the' Drury Lane company perform at the Lyceum? No. What occasion then will there be for a third; Theatre after Drury Lane ...

... Glamorgan, innkeeper. M. Aglionby Slangy, of Shiffnall. Salop, money-scrivener' N. Gates, of Little James-street, Belford-row, ale-loc ri chant. J. J. Lester, and R. W. Lester, of Rotherhithe, s 3il makers. C. Mesnil, of Sackville-street, vintner. E ...

... n. On the 19th of December, she arrived off Malaga, without even ever, MARCH 31, 1811. we; already on board, when a French row boat privateer L'Aigle, boarded her and carried her into port. This ship was condemned by virtue of Mr. Collins (Director Generel ...

... committed it. Sam day sennights.remaritable circumstance occurred in t i e Just ce Room of the Lord Mayor's residence. An old row 4, charged with seve ely beating his wife, was ordered to committed for want of nreties for hi, good l,ehavion-, when a paroxysm ...