... distinction, wvill a, Inot allow his remains to he consigned to the earth asift he were rt .a common parish: pauper.. Is DRURY LANE THEATRE. ft A new burlesque entertainment, intitled lRumfustoia lana- tt *. morato, or, 17~e Court of Quodlibet, was performed ...

... a sovereign and a half in addition to tihe 51, noticed yesterday, towards the Yuneral of AMrs. Pitisy. NvItmE, No. 114, Drury-lane. ...

... of Bankrupts, Basingttall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Lane end Bennett. Lawrence Po tney-plaec. SADIUEL PlRESTWIDGE, of Drury-lane, grocer and tea.denler, Juse 19, 25, and July 27, at eleven, nt the Court of Commissiolers ot llanl; ropts, Masioghall-street ...

... on which it 0 was placed. The effect of the arrangement of the lamps was p beautiful, and attracted general attention. c DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-Over what is termed the Arcade of V this house, the regal Crown and G. IV. R. was emblazoned in varied lamps, and ...

... SOLIIIL.-Applleations for Igsues, and Single Ssbcrli55'° f 5 eason, to be made to Mir. Seguin., Opera-ofice, 155, Quadrants DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-T:lis Evenin6 Will Ii sentedTHE HYPOCtl'TE. DoctorcantwVell, Mr.)Oes ~ls05 Mr. Listola Sir John Lambert, Mr. Poils ...

... 1attend blot in his proviticial excursions, and 1, by Isis desire, aent a letter to Mr. Biuon, tSlie Stage Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday last, fromi Derfsy, statinig She incipient symptoms of Mr. Keen's indipstoand requesting he wouild not ...

... (Chrenicte. THEATRIE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-For the BENEFIT of Mr. KNIGHT and Mr. ARCHER.-T-IIS EVENING weill be porfernied, THE RIVALs.-After elhich, BLUE ),EVILS.-To con- clude witit,THE REVOLT OF THE GtEEKS; or,The DIaid ofAthen& DRURY-LANE T'HEATRE.-'To-morrow ...

... wagecoinitted to Newagate for trial. Icloc ALARMING AcCItENT.LYesterday, at about twelve ooc, part of the house No. 87, Drury-lane, inhabitedsby a Mr. Bragga, fell with a tremendous crash, to the ground. e i'e horror of the throng of passengers in the ...

... ered, atid the best bed prepared. The person titus saved froit a watery grave was soon recog. tltaed to be Mr. King, of Drury-lane iheaitre, who had nisata- ken all opening in the railing, and was instantly precipitated hito thle rapid current of thet ...

... L'ADORtA- TION AU SOLEIL.-Endof the opera, LA NOCE DV VILLAGE. - On'ressa, th si ist., ne Balet entitled La Serge dl'Osslan. DRURY-LANE TESEA'1'RE.-r~is Evening (bor the Benefit of SMiess Clara PisL~er), KING RtICHARiD THE SECOND;, with THE INVISI-_ BLE GIRL ...

... nd- ditional companies; viz. two to the Portsmouth division I two e to Plymouth; two to Chatham; and one to Widtlwich. | DRURY-LANE THEATRE-.-This Evening will be presented THE HYPOCrtITE. DoctorCintvrell, Atr.Do wtolo; Staw- f w orat MT. Oxberry; Sir ...

... Atrclhbishiol of CASiuaL. Cr to tire ItigirthionLaly iSuZAIrs'ls ANN ;n PutCIIVsAL, daughtei co of tire Earl uf CA.sRDIGAN. 'ri DRURY-LANE 'T'IEA'TIt.-'1'This Evening will al bepnusetited, IMAUCIETH. h)nruntireiigelSerntl rlily, Penveli r itcr . betl, llr. r ...