... Jewess, who stated that she was a widowv,and lived at the house of her father, Ml.: Money Moses, of Vinegar-yard, near Drury- lane Theatre, on being sworn, said she was well acquainted w ith the prisoners Mess and Solomons. On Easter Tuesday she called ...

... Langton Lodge, near Northallerton, aged 75, Francis Redfearn, Esq. At Dublin, Ar. dlelrose, the vocalist, for- merly of Drury Lane. ...

... tbc scenery painted expressly for the picce, pul. reflected great credit onl the artist, Mr. Charles Adams, late of eitl Drury lane. It was, for a first performance, very prettily played chii and much applauded by a respectable house. Robson and his ? ...

... the Tories took place at the King and Queen on Tuesday evening last, when the Government pensioner, Sir D. Scott, and the Drury Lane pensioner, Mr. Younger, Addressed the meeting. On the fbrmer gentleman's' health being drunk, he returned thanks, and said ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. BANKR UP'Sfrom TUESDAY'S GAZE ftTE. Samuel Barber, of Drury.lane, draper. E enry Congreve, of Chelsea, patent medicinc proprietor, Joseph Slater, of Fulham, coalrmechant. John Cumberledge, jus1. of Old Broad-street, ...

... Henry New, of Birmingham, common carriers. John William Bell, of Pinner's Hall, Broad-street, merchant. W'illiam Walker, -of Drury-lane, looking glass manufacturer. Philip Brown, of Prince's-place, Commercial-rond, draper. -isaac LDj of oldliam. l-escashire ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CON INULD. BJANKRUPTSfromn I'RIDAF'S GAZETTE. James Barber, of Drury-lane, draper. Geo. Bolwell Davidge, of New Cut, Blachfriars.road, printer. G. Fred. James, of Paddington-street, Alarylabonne, grocer. Jamnes Coward, of Bath, linen draper ...

... engineer. John Davis, of Fleetsercet, Lotdon, upholslerer. hohnas arcourt, of ClerkenweU, brass founder. John Acton Boden, of Drury-lane, needle-manufataarer. John Everard Farr, of Baldock, Hertford, carpenter. John Bentley, of Wligmore-street, curiosity dealer ...

... of Maidan, Essex, taior e Robert Back, of Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, back maker. WVilliaoi Williams, of Drury~Court, Drury-lane, victualler. Willian Lewes, of East Anstey, Devonshire, cattle salesman. Conrad Stieger, of John-street, Spitalfields, sugar ...

... Edward Smith, Wignlore-street, Cavendisl-square, groter. Samuel Gowar, Regent-street, Pall-mall, printseller. Joseph Allen, Drury-lane, and Golden-lane, Barbican, tea dealer. John Marshall, Colehester-street Whbitechapel, boiler-maker. Thomas Robert Moselev ...

... C/iro- nicle speaks this highly of him:- The part of Shylock was ably sustained by Mr. R. Younge, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Mr. 'Yourge's talents as a Tragedian are very great; his figure is good (we speak frost having seen hsim twice since he ...

... dividend being reserved to vendor-A new drama from the French, intitled Dominique, or Is it the Devil i produced Saturday at Drury-lane theatre-the piece very amusing, and likely to prove attractive from novelty of subject, skill with which it is treated, ...