... , r \ e ?? C. Clayton, Watworth, Surrey, brickla yer^ > |I , *N Radford, Kennmgton-plare, Suney, apath* ?? J. Movler, Drury- lane, Middlesex, ticiuaiu ?? Field, Fenchurch stieet, London, broker-, ?? Welch, Greenwich, coal merchant—. VVm •»''• Chippenham ...

... driving over him when it was in full fpeed. This is the greateft fire that has been in the Metropolis fince the burning of Drury- lane Theatre. Meffrs. Gillows and anceftors have conducted bufinefs one hundred years, and never before were burnt down. *+ ...

... &*«« «x, Soap-maaufac.urei.___J H B. une aud t J ...

... Scarboiough, Yorkshire, merchant — C Flude, Weymouth terrace, Hack- ney, Middlesex, bill-broker — Kobt. Rogers, Clare- court, Drury lane, Middlesex, broker — E Roger;, Orange-street, Leicester-fields, Middlesex, .ictual- ler—G. P. Carruthers, Strand, Middlesex ...

... cattle— J Conway and T. Davidson, Liverpool, merchants— E. James, Ports- mouth, grooer — Thos. Roche, White- Horse-yard, Drury lane, Middlesex, victualler — Wm. G. Gray, lvv-lane, London, warehouseman— W. Yenning, Milk-street, Cheapside, London, silk- ...

... was an adion on a bill of exchange fot tool, drawn by Finch, of tbe O. Pi Tavern, Rufiel.court, accepted by Mr. Kean, of Drury- lane Theatre, and indorfed over to the plaintiff! The defence fet up was, tbat the bill had been discounted by tbe plaintiff ...

... Homer, Newburr, »WrK bvr,- man..— J. C F.rVN, Rustelfcour't, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coffee housekeeper— S J Lob, Windmill ttreet, Finsbui.y square, Middlesex, meicbant— W ; T«e*ejl, Drury lane,. Middlesex, cheesemonger. ». - , . Saturday, Feb 2* ?? r* ...

... ton, St. James's- place, Clerken- well, Middlesex, baker— J Bently aad J Beck, Cornhill, London, watch-makers— H Bale, Drury- lane, Middlesex, cheesemonger — T Brown, Strand, Middlesex, tailor. Saturday, May 39. S Clegg, Salford, Lancashire, sadler— J ...

... a great many others. A Meffage from the Commons brought up the Bere Foreft Bill, the Weflminfler Im- provement Bill, the Drury Lane Theatre Bill, and feveral others — Adjourned. June 21. At three o'clock, the Archbifliop of Can- terbury, the Lord Chancellor ...

... Lattimer, aged 44.— Mr. John Sanderson, aged 74. Monday sennight, at Clifton, Mrs. Benson, widow of Mr. Benson, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre, and sister of Mis. Stephen Kemble. On Monday sennight, in London, the Rev John Carver, B. C. L. Archdeacon of Surrey ...

... this moment lelt the A (Teiror, and i gone to the Bu(h to fecure a place ir* the I Mail for to-morrow. ! The New Theatre, Drury Lane, opened I on Saturday, for lhe firft time, when an occafional Addrefs, written by Lord Byron | was fpoken by Mr. EUifloo ...

... out. — They were, however, more successful with the other two, and dragged them, in separate coaches', to Mr. West's, mi Drury Lane, where Watson was in waiting to receive and congratulate them. — After fliey alighted, they add rest the multitude from ...