... merchant, d c. ELISIIA DICKENS, of Bagsworth, in the county of Derby, cotton spinner, d c. BANKRUPTS. JAMES MILLER, of No. 140, Drury lane, in the county of Middlesex, stationer, d c, to sur. Aug. 23, Sept. 25, at 12, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr. Baylis, ...

... Monday evening, when Mr. Charles Kean made his first appearance in the character Hamlet. Since the night of his debut at Drury Lane, some eight or nine years ago, we had not seen him on or off the stage, and were therefore prepared, we trust, to form an ...

... Sutcliffe and Co., Dudley hill, worsted spinners. Willimott and Son, Cambridge, butchers. D. Willoughbv i J. Davis, Kussell St., Drury lane, inventors of Thurston's improved patent India rubber cushions. \ates and Irving, Northallerton, mercers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS ...

... Williams, Royle, and llreeze. I.lanfvllan, Montg„merv-hire, attornics; ns far as regards J. William.. Wallis and Collins. Drury lane, and Church lane. White- chapel, general dealers. W. Blake and W. Thompson, Sheffield, merchants. T. Stirlingandß. and T ...

... official assignee, Mr. Belcher. JOHN FAIRMANER, late of Red Lion yard, Tottenham court road, but now of No. 24, Princes street, Drury lane, in the county of Middlesex, Uvery stable keeper, and licenced dealer in horses. May 30, at 1, July 3, at 11, at the Bank- ...

... Sir John Jeffoott. 'A DRUNKEN WOMAN threw her son three years of age out of a second htory window, one day last week, in Drury Lane. It is expected the child mill die. THE FOUNDATION FOR A STATUE of Dr. Johnson? intended to be erected in the Market- place ...

... 9 J. T. Thring, Warminster, scrivener -1I J, Grant and J. Reid, Mansell street, Mlnories, s hip ownets - 11 J. MA1ler, Drury lane, stationer - 11 T. C. Matheson, Mansell street, Minories, and Burr street, East Smithfield, shipowner - 11 R. Armistead ...

... music seller 11, W. Elkins. Oxford street, bookseller. 11. H. Jones. Ilandley, Staffordshire, china mannfctr. 11, J. Miller, Drury lane, stationer. 11, T. C. Matiie.son, Mansell street. .Minories, and Burr street, East Smithfield, shipowner. 11, J. Grant and ...

... grocer. April IS— C Sheffield, Commercial terrace, Commercial road, Limehou.e, china dealer. April 10— J Kidd, Brownlow at, Drury lane, coach currier. April 19— W Bull, Wilstead.t, Somers town, corn dealer. April 19— S Hewitt, Manchester, and Handfortb, Che ...

... snccseded in effecting an Engage- ment ?? the celebrated . MR. ANDaiMRS. WOOD, :: Of the Theatres Royal, C(fTet Garden and Drury Lane, R Will ?? rosnclvxx v . THIREE NIGH-TS ONLY.! . ND f Of the St. Jtnlcs's Theatre. The OrOpebtra will be augRneLtcd, so ...

... on of the fight, which that most fascinating and first of all great actresses never forgot. Years after, when we met in Drury Lane green-room, I was relating amongst other theatrical anecdotes, the bumpkin's call from the gallery in commiseration of the ...

... the different theatrical establishments I, has pet and familiar names for them all. Thus t Covent Garden is the Garden, Drury Lane the u ftne, the ictoria the Vic, and the Olympic the Pic. Actresses, too, are always designated bv 'Si their surnames only ...