... Pet era George 5 Bowdon Sander;' High Holborn, chdina dealer; Robert Jame& Hawkes, Long Acre, ironmonger; William Glover, Drury Lane, r iaioter; ?? Stuart, StookbridgeTerrace,Pimlieo, baker. fated May 20. BUs NARD John, Stanford Rivers, Essex, baker; June ...

... tW London Gazette of Zaat evening.) V _[1Y EtECrxai TELEGOAPH.J ' t Richerd Groves Ward, coach corrier, Brownlow-itreot,Drury Lane; i Middlesex. Thomas William Dornford, wino merchantSaffolktLano, Canuon- Id street, London. r. Frederick Bennett, soda-water: ...

... official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. 1 Is WARD, Richard 'Groves, otherwise Richard Ward, Browvnlow- 10. I. street, Drury-lane, cooael currier, Aug. 19, at tivelve, Sept. o1 L- 20, at ihalf-past twelve, at the Bankerupts' Court:- solicitor, 06 L Mr ...

... Richard Ward), Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, Middle us to sex, coach currier; Aug; 19, Sept. 20, Court of Bankruptcy, d Basinghall-street. Sol A. Ward, Keppel-street, Russell Square. trted Pelcr Charles Wara, Drury Lane, oeach ironmonger. Aug. 5. DIVIDENDS ...

... 'clviriri anmoiiga use. We re area led i'd tinerstifilia iiat Mrs.Bartley, late o1f the Theatres Royal Covent Gmtrden' Id Drury-Lane, Iwho ha [s 'had the honour of beitig cotmmamidedL to read ~before her tiajesty, is, cepected to give readings in this ...

... heroine. This young lady is sister to th the talented Julia Bennett, and daughter of the respected th isecretary to the Drury Lane theatrical fund; she has many fo LS requiaites for the atage, among them a lady-like appearance CO r- and manner, which ...

... Bac:,isurst, Preston; official assignee, Mr. Pott, Manchester. JOHNS, Frederick George, New-yard, Great Queen-street, ;he Drury-lane, general fixture-dealer, Feb. 1, at twelve, March in- 7, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court- solicitors, Messrs. or. Wright ...

... s tetainrsrot audiences taigh thy. Wo per- tp Dat i,,egis Jerrold's clever play, Thie Prisoner of sion [a'PRirtonnt et Drury Lane 'Theatre, under Mr. mar '0 ttt~tit s to he produced hero nextvveek. ?? l1tj 'It-aSiitaodthelust new coinedly, by Mr. Sullivani ...

... fmanded very little attention. Ire, ' ' - Gazetle- Tuesday, Feb. 18, 185]. igh. COOPER James Dinion and George Binion Cooper, Drury Lane, Middlesex, ironfounders, the said George Binion Cooper also rly, residing at Backiugharn-street, Strand; March 3, April ...

... thoroughfare is one of the main arteries of London, and is about a mile and a half ili length, reckoning from Prince's Gate to Drury Lane. 'Yet, in this short distance its name is changed nearly a dozen ?? Road, Knightsbridge, Hyde-a Park Corner, Piccadilly ...

... Kettering, ?? 2, J. Parr, Newv Turnstile, lligh Holborn, and Old-road, St. Pancras, builder.- May 2 It G Ward, Browvnlow-strect, Drury-lane, coach-currier. May 1, E Bliss, Barbican, ?? 26, S. and H1. J. Hogg, Portsca, ?? 21i, J. Nash and T. Neale, Relgate and ...

... crowded to suffocation, and a supplementary meeting had to be held in St. Martin's Hall, where Earl Spencer presided. At Drury Lane the Dfuke of Richmond presided, surrounded by the leaders of the pro- tectionist party. The Earl of Winchelsen moved the ...