... George Golding, of the Swan Yard, Knigfatsbridge, livery-stable-kecper George Brimmer, of Strand lianc, and Princes Street, Drury Lane, stationer and printer—Alexander*Andrew Paris, of Ijong Acre, printer. Jean Baptiste Benelli, late of the Quadrant, Regent ...

... banker Margaret Brierley and Peter Arrive, Manchester, ma chine makers John Cranfield, Newington-Causeway, tailor -John Moye, Drury Lane, oil and colouriaan DIVIDENDS —March 13, Richard Bristol, leather factor—March 10, Wm. Barter, Frome Selwood, common brewer ...

... In those collieries no one w nty of Derby, it is said, there 1¢ commission of the peace.. , to the general fund ; fe of Drury Lane on Saturday of age, Was to be re and having risen ‘‘ superior to be paid accordingly Coul chs to which a performer had | ...

... Bennett, Union Court, Broad-street, London, merchant George I lewett, Reading, corn factor Edmund Tyrell, Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, victualler Edward Aldred, Milk-street, Clieapside, warehouseman John Twe'mlow, Hatlierton, Chester, maltster Wm. Harrison ...

... Manaon, George street, Birmingham, tea dealer—Walker, Exchequer ofiice, Lincoln's inn fields. E. Mayo, Craven buildings, Drury lane, woollen draper. - Reynolds, Carmarthen street, square. G. Kea.le, Manchester, innkeeper— Ellis and Co., Chancery lane. ...

... wife had been the cause of his having forfeited various engagements, and he had lately lost an engagement an engagement at Drury lane Theatre, in of li't was there, she would l>re*eM h. '..or, and she was refused admittance se; such a disturbance would dlscura- ...

... Theatres Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, with Mr. Elliston’s Letter,” were knocked down 9s. Cd. -200 coloured lithographic prints, from the opera of Giovanni in London, fell (kl. The last lot included an internal and external view of Drury Lane Theatre, ...

... Badvail > Jun. F. G. Spils- BH. Crasee, Leek, Stafford, silk rers. BANKROPTs. J. Cottle, Middlesex, victnailer | J. Lees, Drury lane, coach-spring maker W. Tyler, Pentonville, Middlesex, carpenter W. Jchnsen, Bedford. square, jeweller B. Hodes, Bristo} ...

... and John William Wesley, Bridewell- Precinct, London, coal merchants William Williams, Lombard street, merchant Levens, Drury Lane, coach maker las. W. and Henry M. Robinson, Walbrook. Buildings, London, wrought iron tube manufacturers Lewis Cwmsychan ...

... law for the id • without providing any punishroeat for ulfeaders m ibis reject, alter ;he lOvli October Covcnt Garden and Drury Lane I'Uealrea open tne Ist Oct. At. the former hear n'lnt.w mill the exception sinticr, .Mr, Liancla ' a>lor. At (he latter ...

... Thompson, Great St. Helen s, London, printer Badnall, jun. Ashenhurst-Hall, Stafford, deJer oiv riliston, Theatre Royal, Drury lane, bookseller W Wood, J. W. Wood, and M. W. Wood, Wake'field, York, woolstaplers , nollv.city of Chichester, ironmonger ...

... southern l fc borc, little doubt exists. Drury Lane Theatßf..— lady of the name of Duff, from the Dublin Theatre, said 1* a near relajtmn Mr T. Moore’s, appeared for the first lime beif‘»re London audience, Drury Lane, Monday Ist nniglit in the part of Isubel'a ...