... of Liverol. ter are. for the residueo termn of 75 years, eosocafrons 1the 21stof- eard, Offices ?? 1WAD oictr eii-ulige, Drury-lane, -On LIVerel hr ?? a oseen. and ~FURNITuRE, -BROWNLOW-llILL. - 1;and BYT MESSRS T. WIN8TANLEY & SONS;'- Ox I the On Monday ...

... Lot 1. VIn , ,, W.IAR EW USESan OU IN . me -X- E 1USES, situate on tile south e -of Brunswick. street, and wsertside of Drury lane, in tug me ective occupations D). Of AMesrs. Samuel 11lam and Son and Mr. Jolln Hail, slid Mr., Edward Socar. Part of this ...

... oppoiftion, inthe, ,D reomof M.O'Connell, Esq. i5. A public dinner on a rdnd acale will be given on the 4th of odMarch, in Drury-lane Tisatre, to George iiyag, Esq, M5. ?? for Middlesex. in celebration of his having completed the fth year of his parlisanentary ...

... PARLIAMENTARY JUBILEE. - The public dinner given to George Byng, Esq., M.P., in tbe c Theatre Royal Drury-lane, on Wednesday evening se'noiglit. in honour of hil having represented the electors of bliddiese, in Parliament for a period of fyft years, was ...

... Blatt, . 0- Isaao Barter, and Charles Shritpton. for aidingandassisting, ^i 's were found guilty and sentenced to death. At Drury-lane Theatre seenms fated to disaster. Time theatre has lit 2- been suddenly closed, and Mr. W. J. IlHanmond, the late lessee ...

... mayor. This man was a saddler, and frequently took his seat cn the bench with his leathem. apron en. 1755-The Theatre, Drury-lane, opened with the tragedy of The Orphan, 1760-A stage-coach from London once a week, being four days 1707-Themayersltyeo ...

... Victoria, congratulating her son bie' escape. ofly Is Theflat of banlkrufoty against Mir W i. Hammond, late lessee ~wh of Drury-lane Theatre, hase brell oensde 1 the ground that of]I It was concerted. Vic The Ron. And Rmv Mr. lterbert, is relative of the ...

... performance of the first act of Bamnett's- eting popular opera, the Mountain Sylph, in which Mias Ro- metaierucgertdpouart t Drury-lane, where in an sectlyrpaethpatwohundred successive aiself eay n rcfl hnhrproation o hslvl tinct an nmue prto h i;adher deihfnvoc ...

... state, that the report of his Royal High. ness the Prince Albert having composed the music of an opvra to be brought out at Drury-lane Theatre, is not ?? Circular. A verdict of X3D damages wasobtained the other day in Lonirn, agailsft a newsveader, for selling ...

... v to wifelhike a fool, and betrayed her like a ktnave._.Area~lsh,, ttry Sharpe. llrowne. formerly the light comedian of Drury-lane Theatre has been drawing good heuses at the Baltimore Niuseum, vhere ado he hafs been playing in Robert Alaclaire ?? great ...

... Audenisarswat-tch mantufacturerr, Den-street, St. Anne, Wostmnister. a-tone. 0 2)1 J. Ki~d coach corrder, irewilsorw'.streetI, Drury-lane, at half- 2. J. anid E. Payne. coach late manufacturer, Great Queen- street. Lincoln's ?? afps lvn ?? 2. IV. J1. ?? tailor ...

... on the fith instant. His Grace who is Director for the eveninr has engaged the talents of Miss Rome the lateirms donna of Drury-lane theatre, as principal singer al tthe thirdconcert. o The total nxsmber of persons ho visited the splendid exhibition of ...