... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... monthas will bie-allowed for payment gf the purchase money; and further ?? may be known by ay- plying to CitoaMss and LODoc1;, Drury lane. To be LET for any number of years, ROPE.WALK, near G~fton-street, Harrington, 420 yards long, and 8 yards tde, with suiiable ...

... ACCOUNT OF THE DRURY-LANE. I THEATRE. (Frobm thie Globe.J 'Eve preparatioA having been made for the pur- pose, this Theatre opened, ol Saturday evenIinig, with the tragedy of Hiamlet.-Public curiosity had br en long excited, and every rank pf peeople ...

... NEW DRURY-LANE THEATRE. On Satarday evening, the 10th inft. Drury-lane Theatre was opened, to the aftoni fhmen. and delight of the inhabitants of the metropolis. — As early as three in the afternoon, the parties who were proceeding to fatisfy themfelves ...

... Kiugsand, Devonshiie, watch-maker— T Edwards, Mincing lane, London, broker — J Hooper, jun. Worcester, tailor— Da»id Steele, Drury-lane, Middlesex, baker— F. M Board, Chewmagna, Somersetshire, plumber and glaaiei— W. Lyon, Fetter-lane, Fleet street, London ...

... fplendidly filled, than that of Covcn:-Gar- deu was on this occafion. Mrs. Siddons firft appeared in the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane, in 177 c, under an engage- ment made with Mr. Siddons, at Cheltenham, that Summer, by the Rev. Dr. Bate Dudley, for his ...

... Seward's patent, for action isco.u--• iß ...

... Craven-street, Strand, Middlesex, coal-merchant— W. Brooks, Southminster, Essex, horse-dealer— L. Landfiiede, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, Mid- dlesex, jeweller— J. Lygo, New Bond street, Mid- dlesex, chinaman— T. Worsfold, Mitcham, Surrey, maltster— Thos. Cassedy ...

... towards Easter; she has left London, on a theatrical excursion the West of England. Tilr. Committee for the rebuilding of Drury-lane Theatre, we-fend,: arc n want of pecuniary resources! having disposed of four private boxes for twenty year*, at the rate ...

... and 2 in depth too a back street, o yards wide; Freehqld of Inhertance. o e Ap RDSELL and STEPHENSON'S Office, 5 - ' ?? Drury-lane, Liverpool.: : .0 ' - lisot Z1esntwe, : v . At the Globe Taver, John-strest,, .Jvepom, on r _ Wednesday next, the 12Both ...