... returu of Sir John from the contest. Strickland having withdrawn THe Stace.—Mrs. Glover has withdrawn ber services from Drury Lane Theatre, ia consequence of a fine of £30. levied on her, for refusing to play the character of Lady Bountiful, in the Beaux ...

... 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 ...

... ane, WILLIAM. @! ded DOCKING, cheesemonget, Hampetead- assignee. range ee ‘Willoughby. baker, , Cliferd’s-inn, Groom, , Drury-lane, ra PONS, hatter, Old Bond-strert, - Golds- CHARLES JEAN’ Barri Jan. 90. ine, D, hsekneyman, Holborn, Dec, 20 and THOM. ...

... proprietor, Bristul. B NKERUPTCIES SUPERSKRDED. CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, ship owner, Norbiton CHARLES PERRY, victualler, Drury-lane. BANKRU PTs. TO AT TILK COURT OF BANKRUPTCY PHILIP ALLWORTH CARTER, victuallcr, St. Jobn-atreet, Clerkenwell, June 9 and ...

... 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. ...

... LONDON GAZETTE. Friday, Nov. 1, 18 Baxkauprs—7'0 Surrender at the Court of Bankruptcy. 8. KENT, victaaller, Rus: sell-court, Drury-lane, Nov. 13, at twelve, and Dec. 13, attwo. Me Peacock, Warwic tree! Golden rquares Mr, official St. Swithir jan E. BELL, dealer ...

... her father ia the sum of £1,000. penalty, in the event of ber not her en- gagement to thet £500. to Lee, the preprietor of Drury-lane under « similar acu or the days of yore, our goodly were the de quacks. Ip later times, they looked and saw the of destiny ...

... age, a respectabie looking man, an Irish- 30 years of age, aud a young man of the name of Carter, a jeweller, living in Drury-lane. They were means of the galvanic or electric under the direction of Woolley and Elegood, were resorted to for near two hoars ...

... 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 ...

... amongst whom will be Mr.and Mrs. G. SHUTER, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin; Mr. R. CROOK, for- TON, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; Mr. FRAMP- H. WATSON; MISS WRIGHT; Mrs. PLATT. &c. &. from Astley’s, London; Mr. J. WATSON ; MISS The Sheatre lighted with ...

... Distilled Brandy, in Drury.Lane, wt i it m quence of circumstances which have come uuder wy notice, 1 decm for my own interest, and for the benefit of tbe Public, tw bo informed if you cond; to serve Mr. Heury Brett, of 109, Drury-Lane, with the Brandy? ...