... itlamiiiated with 4UOO variegated lamps. character of the Clown was the celebrated Mr. Sonlbby, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and other characters were supported eminent performers from the London Theatres. An effective band was also attendance ...

... husband, it feared, was an accessory before the fact, and may thus be rained by the violent disposition of « revengeful woman. Drury Lane. —By the judgment in favour of Charles Kemble, delivered by Lord Brougham the House of Lords Thursday, in the appeal case ...

... aud drpunding. Verdict —lnsanity. Shocking Accident.—On Friday an inqiiftl held at (lie Three Compauet, White Hart Yard, Drury- Lane, on Mr. W. Brown, the landlord. Tuesday eecniug be left home on busineu, and about (welre a hackneycoach drove to the door ...

... IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. On Friday evening an Inquest was held at the Red Lion, PrinceVstrect, Drury-lane, before Mr. Stirling, to Inquire touching the death of Elisabeth Kirby, aged only 18, daughter of the late down Drury-laae, who himself committed suicide ...

... 1811, and must have been for the Surrey Theatre, as was at that time unconnected with Drury-lane. His second application was made on his becoming lessee Drury-lane Theatre, August Edinburgh, January 6,1812. Sir.—l was favoured wilh your letter, anil am ...

... Hammersmith —C. F. Woolcott, plumber, Tunbridge. Kent—T. Moore, ironmonger, Dursley, Gloucestershire—S. Barber, draper. Drury-lane —E. Denman, watch maker. Mark-lone—J. Wilson, victualler, Moideu-lane, Garden. Tuesday, February 11, 1834. ...

... WILLIAM BUTSON CHARD, innkeeper, Cluttoa Inn, Somersetshire. BANKRUPTS. TO AT TIIK COI’RT BANKRUPTCY. SAMUEL BARBER, draper, Drury-lane, Dec. 28 and Jan. 28. Solicitor, Uiggenden, Wolbrook. Clark, Si. Swuhin's-lauc, Ixiuibard-street, official assignee. JOSEPH ...

... Inqi est.—Death from Want.— Friday a coroner’s inquest was taken before Mr. .Stirling, the King’s Arms, .Smarl’s-buildings, Drury-lane, on view of the body Thomas Kitchen, aged 13, who died under tho following melancholy circumstances destitution: Win. Fell ...

... W aters, carriers. Leicester. Tuesday, R'uveuiber the 1837* DBCLVRATIONS INSOLVENCY. WILLIAM REAVER WALKER, victualler, Drury-lane, Mid. dh*M*x. BANKRIITS. to sraiißMirH at tub cui or oankki ktcv. RORKHT SMITH SiIAUMAN. grocer. Miuciog-laue. London, D ...

... STAR IK, builder, Honndsditch, London, D ...

... Lancashire, spinner. J. W. KELL. PtniierVhail. Broad-«tieet, merebast. B. ATKINSON, Donea«ter, York, diuggiet. W. WALKER. Drury.lane. W. PKARCK. BoUmlnwCornwall. eberaM. J. MORTf.OCK, Bary St- Ed-nund*. Suffolk, innkeeper. BROWN. Prince**-place. Commercial ...

... obedient Scrrmot. EDWARD TURNER, Pro/enaer of Chemniry m tkt Uminmtu of London. John T. Betts, Esq. THE BRAMDT QtIEUTIOS IN DRURY-LANE. WATSON, the only person in Drcrt-Lanb to whom Messrs. Berra and Co. have confided tbe Sale of tbe PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED ...