... NIGHT’S GAZETTE, Friday, Oct. 18. —James Alexander Reynolds, hatter, Birmingham—Joshua Kidd, conch currier, Brownlow-atreet, Drury-lane —John Holt, batiker, Manchester David Welch, scrivener, Derby—James Hoae, merchant, Manchester —Thomas Sowler, bookseller ...

... D. Davies, Manchester, victualler —Jan. 23, Worthington and Coltman, Stockport, drapers. CERTIFICATES, Jan. 14. A. Bunn, Drury-lane Theatre, music seller—A. Atkinson, Barnard Castle, farmer —J. Deeu, Burlington-gardens, tailor S. Luce, Pontypool, draper—W ...

... Queen, and introduced it with some compli mentary words as to her Majesty's patronage of the British theatre in general, and Drury-lane in particular. A slight allusion was made to the classial drama, and the introduction of lions on the stage defended on ...

... Lord Mclgund, and the Hon. William Cowper joined the Royal dinner party at the Palace to-day. Tuesday. —The Queen honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence this evening, to witness the performance of FarinelU. Her Majesty arrived at the theatre soon ...

... FRIDAY, Oct. 18. BAN KRA FTS, —James Alexander Reynolds, hatter, Birmingham—Joshua Kidd, conch currier, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane—John Ilolt, banker, Rusholnie, Manchester— David Welch, scrivener, Derby—James Howe, merchant, Manchester —Thomas bowler ...

... Byng, Comptroller of the Household; Sir Robert Groom in Waiting; and Colonel Wemyss, Equerry Waiting. The Queen hoooured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening, to witness the performance of OiUaume Tell. Her Majesty was attended by the Marchioness ...

... Yeoinans, Sheffield, fellmonger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J and J. Embling, Oxford -T. Bowles, D. Forty, and M. Forty, butchers, Drury-lane—T. Woolby and J. W. Lacey, plasterers, Norwich -J. Robinson and J. Cell, builders, Cheethain-hill, Manchester—Edwards and ...

... paint q minia- ture of one of the children of Lady Portman, who is residing at the Palace. Tvespay.—Her Majesty honoured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening to witness the performance of Farinelli. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Portman ...

... THEATRICAL. Mr. Hammond, the indefatigable proprietor and manager of the Strand Theatre, has, we hear, become the lessee of Drury-Lane Theatre, at rental, it is understood, of per annum. Mr. Fisher, an old and staunch friend of Mr. Hammond, has been town ...

... BANKRUPTS. ALFRED BUKN, Rrompton, and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, printer, November and December 17. Soft. Messrs. Lewis aud Lewis, Ely place, Pet. Cr . James Henry Brydgesstreet, Coveut.garden, music Seal. November 4. EDWARD THOMAS ROGERS, Woodford, Eiaex ...

... 26. F. W. Paddon, Plymouth, common carrier—T. Cooper, Lewes, coke manufacturer —E. Atkin, Manchester, chemist —J. Miller, Drury-lane, stationer —B. Botham, Halesworth, woollen draper—G. W. Burnham, Bedford, druggist. DISSOLUTIONS PARTNERSHIP. Fullwood and ...

... 355 rupees per chest. Her Majesty, through the Lord Chamberlain, I,ord Uxbridge, has taken private boxes for the season at Drury-lane and Covent-garden. The sum paid the Sovereign each lessee of the winter houses for her box, .£4OO, which is exclusive of ...