... 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. ...

... . ‘ ‘Tue Farucer or tur Staoe.—Mr. Powell, the fat! the who fur forty years was a worthy, able, and efficient member of Drury-lane an@ who, in his seventy-sixth year, admitied to the writer of this brief notice that he never felt ‘the herd, the tovth ...

... deceased number of yean; waa clergyman the Church, and for some yean past had preached Tavistock }* Chapel, Broad-court. Drury-lane. The deceased very pious character, and highly respected. Witness saw him on Tuesday last, when in his usual health; this ...

... and who was the father of numerous family, committed suicide by cutting his throat on Saturday evening, his lodgings SO. Drury-lane. The poor man, it appears, had been for considerable time labosring under severe illness, and unable to work, and, consequently ...

... fracture her skull. She was immediately lifted up and carried into the shop of Mr. Jones, surgeon, at the corner of and Drury-lane, who alfordcd her every assistance; after which she was conveyed to her home, Smaxfs-buildings, ilolboro. TO LET, Ih the ...

... knowledge among the many, and a belter police where the few are still inclined to indulge in the old buailiar vice*. But Drury-lane had not all the indecorous itself; other low neighbourhoods disgorged their dirty and debauched, who carried their depravities ...