... Walnut.tree-walk. Lambeth, enyineer-Jaa. 99. J. W. Shaw and A W. Elmallc, Fenchurck-bnlldlnta. merckanta— Jan. 99. R. Lerena, Drury-lane, coarh maaier-Jan. 99. E. Cottintham, Bealay, Rent, anrteon—Jan. 9f. «. Moor, Seld,aci«sors mannracturer —Jan. 97. E. Hkliler ...

... Davies, Lambeth, engineer.— Jan. 22, J. IV. Shaw and A. W. Elitistle, Fenchoich-buildings, merchant. - Jan. 22, U. Levens, Drury-lane, coach•atiasier.—Jan. 22, E. Cottingham; Bexley, Kent, surgeon.—Jan. 22, S. Mores, Hattield•Prverel, Essex, silk-throwster ...

... Davies, Lambeth,. engineer.— Jan. 22, J. W.' Shaw and W. Eltnslie, Fenehucch-buildings, mereltatitr. —Jan. 22, R. Levens, Drury-lane, epach-mater.:—Jan. 22, E. Cottingham, Healey, Kent, surgeon.—Jan. 22, S. Morse, Ratlield-Peverel, Essex, silk throwster ...

... -walk, Latnbeth, engineer-Jan. 22, J. W. Lhaw and A. W. Elntslie, Fenchurc , h-buildings, merchants-Jan. 22, R. Levens, Drury-lane, coach-maker- Jan. 22, E. Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon-Jan. 22, G Moore, Sheffield, scissors-manufacturer -Jan. 27 ...

... liing's A rms , W estmi nster -road, Southwark; Mr. Maynard, Britannia Tavern, Camden Town ; Mr. Wil- Son, Marlborough Head, Drury-lane; Mr. Lee, King's Arms, Bishopsgate Church-yard. Mr. Arnold, Crown ;rid Scepere, Brixt on Hill, Surrey ; Mr. Horn, , ough ...

... while the soi in the army. Corner canary About half-past nine o'clock last nil in the upper part of the Cheshire Che court ; Drury-lane. The flames issue( With such force that it threatened dest bourhood, but they were prevented ex the house where the fire ...

... About half-past nine o'clock last night, a fire broke out in the upper part of the Cheshire Cheese Tavern, Russellcourt, Drury-lane. The flames issued from the premises with such force that it threatened destruction to the neighbourhood, but they were ...

... HARLEQUIN and Commands have taken possession, and Panto.. mime is the universal order of theday,or rather of the night. At Drury Lane, great exertions have been made to cater for the public taste, and a most entertaining melange of splendour and fun has ...

... Islington-r Lanaway, King's Head, : Hackney and Horses, Hampstead; Mr. Mart street, Cripplegate ; Mr: Morgan, V sell-street,- Drury-lane; Mr. Mum .St. Jatnea!&-street, St. James's; M William-street, Pimlico; Mr. Pars tenharn ;. - Mr. Phillips, Marquess green-road; ...

... Lloyd, Liverpool, linen-draper. turd and Johnson, Temple. J. Alsop, Manchester, grocer. [Forbes, Ely place. THEATRE ROYALI, DRURY LANE. TosNoRRow-RICHARD the THIRD. And JACK in the BOX; ar Harlequin and the Princess of the Hidden Island. TuESDAY-Rob Roy. ...

... if he had been annoyed, he would advise him to do so. John Russell, the son of Mr. Russell, watch-maker and jeweller, uf Drury-lane, was charged with robbing his father. . The prisonerit appeared, had been in the employment of his father, and had robbed ...

... it he had been annoyed, he would advise him to do so. John Russell, the son of Mr. Russell, watch-Nakor and jeweller, of Drury-lane, was charged with robblAg his father. _ The prisoner,it appeared, had been in the employment of his father, and had robbed ...