... of Littleworth, near 'Faring (on, Beriks. Her end was peace. Aril 14, Daniel George, only son of Mr. D, Forty, of No. 1, Drury-lane, London, aged nine months. ?? DAY OP HUMIIATrON.-In consequence of the day of humiliation being appointed for Wednesday ...

... cabinet makers and upholsterers. Josiah Tihlett, Colcheste- plumber. Johni Macknees, Stratford, Essex, baker. William Bond, drury-lane, licensed victualler. Henry Quarterisan, Oxford, carpenter and builder. John Mlark, Duke-street, Manchester-square, butcher ...

... coming more into favour. AuEiscOAmw Cxncus.-The American equestrian company, under the management of Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, paid this city a visit on Monday last, and their procession through the principal streets attracted a large concourse ...

... sensation. From this tinm her success was complete, anid she reigned the spoilt favourite of the London putblie both iat Drury-lane cud Covent-garden, plioying w wlit is tehiiiciileiy termied 'fir>t lighlt comedy,'' ?? h as L' !',a Lamspra ie Te Rivals ...

... the water, were despatched in cabs mand carriages to the Mid- dlesex side, where it is said to have saved the lessee of Drury-lane frott Bankruptcy by filling that house to the - ccilinig for night after night. The Rent Day n-as another great success ...

... Regent-square, LOIdon, J. K. Pyne, Esq., mopany yeairs the l celebrated tenor singer at tine Theatres Royal Cuvernt-gardeni anid Drury-lane, and for uipw%-ards of 40 years a bieubr of the Foundling Choir. He0 died muche) lanie)tqed Sept. 23, at S tevenson, near ...