... Thompson, otherwise Robert Thomas, Croydon, pastrycook, April 28, May 3U, at the same place. Wellborne, London Edmund Voikard, Drury-lane. grocer, April 28, May 30, at the same place. Shirriff and Sons, London Wilitem Ogoton Youlg, Sun-court, Cornhill, fanehester ...

... my absence at sea. Any parties giving her D credit wll do so at their own risk. (Signed by my band) JOHN CilIDGZEY. r 27, Drury-lane, Liverpool. c EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA AND AMERICA. The undermentioned S H I P S will be dispatched as follows:- . hip. Tone ...

... behalf of the Day and Sunday Schools about to be built In Cross-street, Islington. At its last meeting, the committge of Drury-lane theatre came to the resolution of not permitting entertainments of the bat masfqe class to take place again in the theatre ...

... ego figured as a portrait of cI tRichurd Cobden is now hawked about the streets aseI 'Win. o Palmer! l A broker near Drury-lane has dubbed a wretehed ., oil-painted head of some years' standing a portrait of the crimi- ,.n al, aned curious groups gape ...

... (Lord ?? Mr. MARsHALL. First Grave-digger ?? ?? Mr. JOHN ROUSE. Gertrude (Queen of ?? Mrs. VIczERY (From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, her first appearance). Ophelia ?? . Miss FANNY BENNETT. Comic Song ?? Mr, JOIIN ROUSE. To Conclude willt the Laughable ...

... called USED UP. Sit Charles Coldstrea~m.*.**.*. ?? .. lr. CHARLES MATHEWS. Mary ?? *Miss MtASON (From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane). La Treandaise . . Miss WOODTER di Miss MARIA MANDLErlERT. To be eucceeded by the Fares written by Mr. Charles Mathews ...

... held in the Westminster County Court on Friday week: the plaintiff being Mr. G. H. Lewes, the defendant Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Leweselaimedpaymentforcer- tain representations of The Game of Speculation. Mr. Smith's plea was that the ...

... generally retiree from the contest before he Is of called upon to deposit his stake. ut MODESTY.-A New York paper says :-Drury-lane Theatre, et, London, has been leased by our enterprising townsman, Henry or C. Jarrett, REsq.. who will speedily commence ...

... of several plays, Including Love and Loyalty, The Selfish Man, and s Bianca. The c last-named was in rehearsal at Drury-lane at the time of his arrest, but It was withdrawn when the unsuspected character of its author was disclosed. In a review ...

... Alpliosse de Rtothsolitld and Mliss Leonorma Ralheolmlld, the Bridegroom breakcing the Wine-cup; Tue Qaeen of Oade and Suite at Drury- lane 'Tmeatre; 1Erin, by J. Bell (executed in Terre Cotta by Blahf;t~ield); Gall-nute olson Oak-rrees in Devon; I'umpin Roy- ...

... r On MONDAY, March 23rd, 1857, Will be Performed a new Play, in Three Acts, produced this Season at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, called THE BLACK BOOK. Wolf . . Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS. To be succeeded by the Extravaganza, COOL AS A CUCUMBER. c Plumper ...

... opposed. Finally, the honoure of the Senate are sought, as the representative of Bridport, by Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of i Drury-lane Theatre, and proprietor of the Suasdau Timses, his introduction to the electors having been entrusted to Mr. G. i W. M. ...