... corn mnerchant, Feansick-atrect. felle Joseph Hubback, corn merchant, itcnwiok-street. fend Henry Jumnp, corn nrcrhtaut, Drury-lane. mnan William It ilgeur, merchant, Riehumsund-torrace. Obte Richa rd Johns se Lockett, usorchact, Ktieg-street. of a ifameis ...

... other,. Mr. Snowball also applied on e- ltif of Thulias Briggs, who wished to keep a re taurant iat the new buinnlis in Drury-lane. The rent woulld bo tt nearly £300 per annu.in ,- Al application by Joseph Feeney, for it license to the prailiiSte8 now ...

... lodging- house keeper. From the statement of the prosecuto-, it appeared that the prisoner lodged with him at his house in Drury-lane. On Monday afternoon, he informed the prosecutor that he had shipped in an American vessel, presented a shipping note, and ...

... tobacco manufacturer, Comus-street; Frederick I e Darbyshire, hide broker,, Rumford-street; by Robert Davies, shioowrqer, Drury-lane; William 141 Henry Edwards, -leather factor, Hatton- r- garden; Herbert Fwlether, merchant, Dale- 2Sb 3 street; James Glover ...

... r, but vsited her theI Her mistress went on the stage within about twelve month of her marriage. She wes engaged at tbe Drury-lane pantomime as _Miss Cissy Churzcill.' From Oxford-street her mistress went to Pieca- dilly, where Mr. Wolff continued to ...

... character.-Rfused. Rolnt Sankey Andeson, restaurant keeper, applie for sasix-day beer and wine license fur hs premise; 2, Drury-lane. Mr. Swift (instrocted by Mr. E. Berry), in 3upporin, stated that the pace w ld oly be opened from eight in the morning ...

... insidle, ansi, one of them remaining in front to keep watch in Water-street, Rymer proceeded to tite back of thie premiess, la Drury-lane, where lse saw the Isisloner, with a leather bag in his hiad, makinag his I e8,,apo. On seeing the olhicor, the prisomner ...

... young woman, was brought up charged with having etolen Y CS 6s. from the person of Lewis Jones, a seaman, .e residing at 24, Drury-lane. It appeared that about ten a o'clock on Monday evening the prosecutor was In a Tlthebarn-etreet under the Influence of ...

... Gazette) abound, in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a bil- . in as large as that of our Drury-lane, and there am the familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with to its circus and equesdtan-eatsa;:and noted, moreover ...

... licenses in both cases were granted. 17a TA PPLICAPTION GRANiTED. Mir. Begry applied for the renewval of the of license of 9, Drury-lane, to Frances Hughes, to de which objections wvere raised by Mr. A. T. foi E; Davies, acting on behalf of Mr. J. C. Proctor ...

... -GALLINDOo AND ANOTHER aV. on PaimSTOPaNo.-In this ease the plaintiffs, Antonio Gial- ret hi- indu and Jose Romero, freighters, Drury-lane, sought to mnc Was recover the sum of £50 from the defendant, Thomas Pros- lain doetopino, shipowaaer, Belle-viewv, Derby-road ...

... CUSACK AND OTHEHS V. RoaicRSox.-1'be piain. tiffi in thie action were Messrs. Charles Cesack and Sons, butter merchants, of Drury-lane, In this town, and the defendant was Mr. Edward Robinsoin, general merohaLt, of London. The action was br~mght to recover ...