... Bafin^hail-street.) John, Newington-C anyway, tailor, Feb March 6, April S. (Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Clifford's Inft Mo din, Drury-lane, oil and colournmn, March 2. 9, April 3. (Messrs. and Beck, Lolhbury.) (To surrender in the Country.) C rhomas, Pendleton ...

... of five shillings.—This other than Hadfield, who fired pistol loaded with ball, at his late Majesty, George the Third, in Drury-lane theatre, the 3d of May, Hadfield has been in confinement in the place whence he dates his contribution, ever since and is ...

... indisposed with cold.—Tuesday evening the Duchess of Kent and Princess Feodore, honoured tl:e performance Turkish Lovers, at Drury-lane, with their presence.—Sir Herbert appointed Principal Aid-de-Camp to his Majesty.—Reported by a Brighton paper that the ...

... underwent his final examination before the Commissioners of Bankrupts. Mr. Calcraft, M. P., as Chairman of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, proved debt of 5,670/. I6s. Bd. due for the rent of the house. Mr. Pullen, the Solicitor to the Assignees, banded ...

... porter merchant. 30— H. Hackington, Kent, farmer. May I—N. Rutt, Colemah-atrcet, painter. CERTIFICATES, April 3. Sprigp, Drury-lane,leather-seller—T. Cridlaud, Piggott’swharf, Kinc-stairs, Rotherhithe, coal-merchant—T. Shelley, Lewis, Sussex, coach-maker—J ...

... nightly carried system of gambling which required more funds than he was possessed of to support; was often seen the boxes of Drury-lane theatre, and parading the saloon as if he had been man fortune. This course of life could not last long, for his money was ...

... £8. Butts, Pipes, hogsheads, cheaper thau the above Prices. Private Boxes/ and Admissions for the King's, Covent Garden, Drury-lane Theatres, by the Night, Week, aod Season. N.B. No Orders will be attended io unless accompanied with a Remittance, and Postage ...

... vending ribbons, &c. without a hawker’s license, plea of saving her the full penalty.—A young lady made successful debut at Drury-lane, Monday, as Mrs. Haller in the Stranger. A new Opera, called the Oracle, produced Covent Garden, Tuesday, with success. ...

... Alexander Lee, and now singing in London by Miss Paton with the most rapturous applause. *' The Oratorio on Friday last, Drury-lane, went off with uncommon eclat. Amongst the most splendid musical triumphs of the evening may be fairly ranked Miss Baton's ...

... —theirost distinguished Parisian actors tube alternately introduced to English public.—Miss Foote engaged for twelve nights at Drury-lane theatre—Receipts at Brighton theatre for benefit of Spanish and Italian refugees amounted to nearly £2OO. —Mr. Macready ...

... Paris in fiei/e's Stratagem and the U’eatherrm k, and met with most unbounded success. —A Miss Grant made a successful drhul Drury-lane theatre Friday, Diana Uenma, in Huh /to/y.—A'oitng Kean has repeated Xonal several times to thinner houses and without ...

... St. Sepulchre, victualler, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Attorneys, Messrs. Vatidercom and Comyn, Cannon street.) Lees Joseph, Drury-lane, coach-spring-maker, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Mr. Harrii, Berkeley-square.) Tyler William, Barron-streft, Pentonvllle, carpenter ...