... grocer —Henry avis, Rath, tea dealer and grocer.. BANKRUPTCYS SUPERSEDED —John James, Birmingham, taker—John Fairsn;ner, Drury lane, livery stable-ket per. BANKRUPTS -.John Goff, Liverpool, ictueller—John Wes Bayles, • Osa - estry, grocer—John Nixen, Long ...

... grocer--Ilenly ‘- avis, Rath, tea dealer ae d grocer. El A NKRUP ICYS SUPERSEDED —John James, Birmingham, taker—John Fairmfner, Drury lane, livery stable-keeper. BANKRUPTS.—John Goff. Liserpool, victualler—John Sielcs Pavlese. Osesestry, Sa.op, grocer—John Nixen ...

... number of pewter piat-pots.---It appeared that on the 11th instant, the prisoner was met by the constable in Charles-street, Drury lane, carrying a green bag containing the property in question, and as he could not give a satisfactory account of it he was ...

... number of pewter pit-pots.—lt appeared that on the 11th instant, the prisoner was met hy the constable in Charles-street, Drury lane, carrying a green bag containing the property in question, and as he could not give a satisfactory account of it he was ...

... tea-dealer and grocor—Hemy Davis, tea dealer and grocer. BANXIttIPITYS SUPERSEDED John James, Birmingham. baker—Jo'in•Fairminir, Drury lane, live:y stable-keeper. BANKRUPTS.John Liverpool, victualler—John Si(!c-s 03. etitTY, grocer—J - chn Nixen, Long Dia . ...

... division, for final examination, charged 'with stealing h number of pewter piet-pots.—lt appeared that on time Charles-street, Drury -lane, carrying a green bag containing the property in question, and as he could not give a satisfactory account of it he was ...

... and for a new trial. The action was tried before Lord Abinger at the last sittings, and was brought against the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre for arrears of salary due for services at that theatre, and also at the English Opera. house. The verdict was in ...

... servant girl, named Harriet Gouldiny, was convicted of the following petty theft.—Mrs. Jane Smith, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-lane, stated that the prisoner had been in her service only a fer , weeks, during which time she had missed several small sums ...

... T DXAVI A. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The Queen visited Drury-lane Theatre privately on Thursday night; and, after the performances were over, went . on the stage to see Van Amburgh's lions fed. Her Majesty intends w visit this theatre in state on Tuesday next ...

... prepare s Ingham Palace for the reception of the Queen on Tue sda y 4 ext, the Bth instant. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre, to see the e xtraordinary performance of Mr. Van Ambargh, in the new Pantomime of Jack Froet.— Standard. _ Tbe ...

... his 3'ouw bride and was conveyed to Guernsey a corpse. Lath' Hawker is still living. Her sister, Mrs. who performed at 'Drury-lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, - died a few years ago in America. Printed at No. 16, Catharine-street, Strand, in ...

... his young bride and was conveyed to duernsey corpse. Lady Hawker is still living. Her sister, Mrs. Alsop; who perfermed at Drury-lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, died a few years ago in America. ien instead fs Printed at No. 16, Catharine-street ...