... DIVIDENDS. February 28.—L. Audemars, Dean-street. Westminster, watch manufacturer.—J. Kidd, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, coach Phillips, Stanfordrivets, Essex, dealer.—J. Sutcliffe, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchant.—T. Turner, Tonbridge, Kent, scrivener ...

... Rivers, Essex, Feb. 88.—T, Troubridge, Kent, Feb. 28.— L. Audemars, 82, Westminster, Feb. 88. —J. Kidd, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, PO*. 2S.—J. Payne and E. Payne, (ireat Lincoln s Inn-fields, March 2. —W. Cooper, 21, Sackville-strect, Piccadilly _ March ...

... Padwick and Serjeant Otway. The sum paid to Madame Vestris and Mr. Ham mond, the respective lessees Covenl Garden and Drury- Lane, out of the privy purse, for admiitinp the public gratuitously on the evening of her Majesty’s marriage, is nam-dy, 400/ ...

... Coburg, and the foreign corps di tique. The Duke of Saxe Coburg, the Duchess of Sutherland, and other leadin pages, came from Drury-lane Theatre, where they had accompanied her Majesty and Prince Albert. The ladies wore their feathers and CHURCH EXTENSION. ...

... have authority to state, ness the Prince Albert having com; the music of an High opera to Court Circular. be brought out at Drury-lane Theatre, is not correct.— No emolument whatever arises to a Member of Parliament from being placed on a committee, public ...

... those months. The Return for the last months year gives a weekly average of 1154. VISIT OF HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT | DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Her Majesty and Prince Albert went in state on evening to honour lane Theatre with her 1 royal suite occupied nine ...

... act as domestics, j The population of his territory consists of 426,000 , Cbivians, and 85,000 slaves.” THE ROYAL VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Wednesday the performances at this theatre were by command of her Majesty, who went thither in state, with Prince ...

... of 100/. were carried off by the thieves, who effected an entrance by sawing out a panel of the shop door, the lessee of Drury-lane A fiat of bankruptcy has been issued against Mr. Hammond, Sravvonpswine Assizes.—The Commission of Assize for this county ...

... EB. ad worth, North clothicr, J. Hopton. Rose, Leeds, , Liverpool, mere! From Twesday'’s Gazette. WILLIAM JOUN HAMMOND, Drury-lane Theatre, March April 14, at the Court of Atturneys, Mesers WHARTON, , March 17, April 14, IO. AND Attorney, is = tart Heath ...

... and wore the star and ribbon of the Order of the She also wore, not the “‘ rose, shamrock, and thistle coiffure,” as st Drury-lane, but a regal tiara of scattered She seemed full of animation and which only are. The Prince wore the uniform the Garter ...

... BANKRUPTS. William John (laaiuund, Essex-street, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, dealer music.—John Brookes, Birmingham, builder.—William Coinforih, jun. Ilolbeck, Leeds, flux spinner.—Henry Holland, West Bromwich, Staff .rdsoiie, sciivener.—John ...

... evening paper of yesterday in which it is stated that the Duke of Wellington had fallen down fit while riding tlirough Drury .lane yesterday afternoon. We have made inquiry, and are happy to find that the paragraph in question is entirely without foundation ...