... STRONG CANADA BRANDY. TWO PER CENT BBVONO THE LEGAL LIMITED STRENGTH FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury- Lane, London, offers to the Public the above spirit, Fourteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, for ready money. William Watson’s Stock this ...

... the CARRIBEE ISLANDS. The Apt* of the Carribee Idands by the celebrated MONKEY MAN, performed him at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, who will introduce his highly admired and astonishing Corpuscular Flexibility. ...

... Mrs. Cenllivre's celebrated comedy of “The Wonder, was performed for the first lime this season. It was first acted 1714, Drury Lane, and was then, and still continues to he, favourite. Mr. Garrick added to its fame becoming its hero, Von Felix, and the ...

... ensuing summer, little doubting return to Drury Lane to# the next winter; but, whilst I was fulfilling engagement ut Birmingham, to alter dismay and astonishment, I received an official letter from the I'rompter Drury Lane, acquainting me that services would ...

... of DRAPERY and LINENS, very cheap. C-9 A respectable Youth wanted as an Apprentice. Prr H ILLIPS, eight ?? at ?? o Royal Drury Lane ?? Garden, also at Paga- ninits late Concerts, and ithe Sing's Concert Rooms, Lon. don, respectfully announces to the Nobility ...

... then lodging Mr. Tookley's. in Downing Terrace, Cambridge aforesaid, ami occasionally during such period* lodging at 64, Drury-lane, London, Middlesex, coachman between London and Cambridge, aud to horse the Cambridge coach part of the way ; then lodging ...

... se'nnight**Oa Monday cveniu«r, the comedy of The waa in excellent »dyle. The part of Vftpiil sunlaiued l»v Mr. Ih.lls, from Drury lane, who made hi* first appearance, and truly Rucccaafnl one it wa>s. ha»e not hud to good a urnfeel comedian the Edinburgh ...

... piece by their irresistible drolloy. In addi-1: tion to this, the fascinating Miss Ballin and Mr. Checkini r (both front Drury Lane), whose delightful dancing has e been a source of great attraction and entertainment from t the onset of this season, assisted ...

... of K ings college, Cambridge.ln Lambeth work, house, Mrs. E. Beverley, an actress of some celebrity, at Covent Ga-den and Drury Lane Theatres. Owing to ad- verse circumstances she became so poor that she was taken to the above house on the 12th inst. in ...

... squate, Kensington, Carolina, wife of J. Chippendale, Esq. -In Mornington-place, Willoughby Lacy, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane Tijeatre, and one of the contvmpo- , raries of Garrick, in his 83d ?? his residence Soutlh- D town, Great Yarmouth, Mlr ...

... commencing in September, and engagements with several actors signed last week.—ln consequence communication from Mr. Bunn, Drury Lane Committee have advertised for tenders for letting the Theatre—Mr. Weatley, comedian and manager of Western Circuit, unf ...

... u|>oii him on the present occasion. A ness melodramatic opera, entitled The Deal t Brother, was produced Tuesday night at Drury. Lane Theatre. The daring exploits and perilous adventures of Italian banditti have afforded materials for several minor dramas ...