... utnderbtands Waiingat ishe. ndcan be wvell recommended fronin his last situatn..Adrs(i by letter, pest Iraidi to E.LL., 28, Drury- lane. 3 WIANTEa 50) to 1(100 YARDS of LAND, within three T 1mlesf th ExeTa!'nqc,withaRoad-wny. Qualityof'Land, with the exception ...

... gin and malt per diem. In the Insolvent Court, last week. Mr. Henry John Wallack, a ac member of the corps dramatique, of Drury-lane theatre, took his wi a benefit. There was no opposition, and he was ordered to be cll ,discharged. in n The revised pension ...

... Bel Lte- mounted on brushes attached to the shoes. The dector Is of im course making a fortune. of ox- A gentleman goes to Drury-lane Theatre every night, in ex- ast pectation of seeing Van Amburgh himself made a meal of, for he fer out would not miss the ...

... Jones Aawhto tulnubers, Crumpton, Lanasehlre- *- B, Nepot n ?? eabinet makers, Oxford. B1 Taylorand A Flack dioe sinkeS,>Drury-lane, estmiser. w T. arison and G.H. arrison, In merchans, LiverpooL ,3. Warren and M. Warren, dyers, Meseclesfield. 3 I Grndrd ...

... -Money Moses, as he is more familiarly called, land- 'ted lord of the Black Lion public-house, in Vine ar-yard, ,4th near Drury-lane Theatre, and his daughter, Mrs. Alice Ign Abrahams, both of whom wore taken into custody that lsmorning, were p laced at ...

... T. Cooper, coke and gas manufacturer, Lewes. J. Dale and E. Atkin, wholesale chemists, Manchester. J. Miller, stationer, Drury-lane. bi B. Botham, weollen-drsper Hales-worth, Suffolk. G. J. Burnham, sen., & G. Burnham jun., druggists, Bedfrd. t~l, S Ru ...

... Solb., At- kins-on and Co., Manchester. Pet. er., John Coates, Manchies- g ter, merchant. KIDD. JOSHUA, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, in the county of Middlesex, coach-currier, to Bur. Noy. I aind 291, at the Court of Comnmissioners. Solo. Fry and Co., ...

... and C. TI. lowvrnig, merchants, Liverpool. WX. Rawson and G. Shielton, bosiers, Maonchester. ur W. and A. Tate, bakers. Drury-lane. C. Child and HT. Rt. Mortimer, underwriters, Londrn. 2, , adJ hlab an J liaby jin. alteiwrights, Lamabeth, as 0, V Feldn ...

... Manchester. Sols., Messrs. Grundy, Bury. Pet. Cr., Jonathan Openshaw, Bury, cotton spinner. ok ALLEN', JOSEPH, of No. 174, Drury-lane, and No. 641, Golden. r-er lane, Barbican, in the county of Middlesex, tea dealer and :ey groear, to stir. Dec. 11, Jan ...

... IMlonday last thio nsm- to bei's of this society (lined together at the htitse of Mu-. turges,F ted. Elepluent and Castle Inn, Drury-lane. The chair sells very ab~ly Vtr. filledb Mt. Joitn Cahs'art. assisted by flrie Lloyd. as vtic-chojr. Iood man. V'e meeting ...

... Duchess of St. Alban's first tried a woman's character ii 4. Phebe; and that in twenty-six years afterwardsh 2' retired 'from Drury-lane stage, as Audrey, in the same 7. piece, to become the richest woman in England. 7. HEIGHT OF TIER AURORA BoaRALIS.-It appears ...

... Liverpool, or Messrs. Paaiscor, GROTS and on Co.'sBankers,London. R.SEI4ATON Secretary. Cstnyeany's-oplee, 1, Brezil-tmuilta~ga, Drury-lane, dlx ZttLitt~ool, 1 Jane, 18:3i;. - 19, by LONDON & BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. LJ LOAN-NOTES DATED IN 1838. NOTICE.-Holders of ...