... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 55,991 silver watch- cases stamped at Goldsmiths' Hall last year.-Mr. A. Lee, the successful candidate for lesseeship of Drury-lane Theatre, asso- ciated with Mr. Absolon, a thorough man of figures and cal- cuiations, as Bmailie Jrtrvie says-the Star ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

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

... Sir R. Keats, the late Governor of that Institution. I Their Mlajesties' visit to Drury-hane.-Their Majesties i visited Drury-lane Theatre in state on Thursday evening, I attended by several of the ladies and officers of the Court, e and accompanied by ...

... and tore the nose from its face. The owner instantly ordered it to be put to death. On Wednesday night a gentleman leaving Drury-lane Theatre was robbed while in the act of entering his carriage, of a pocket book containing bank-notes to the amount of 501 ...

... I ccenry Field and Jas. Crane, 1 ush.-lane, Camiuon-strect, varnisb Illian ufletir rers. Joshua KIidd, Brownlow-shleet, Drury-lane, coach currier. AlJWilljn .1esse and MWillium Ihlimas Jesse, Bour ton, Dorsetshire, tick nanuficturetas. n. Jon Jesse lourten ...

... 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 ...