... kbratkd Actress, occurred on Tuesday morning. Friday night last, she was the object of a great popular demonstration at Drury-lane Theatre, her honour, and her auxiety to appear for the last time, according promise, notwithstanding a fortnight's previous ...

... diminution. A Public Demonstration of the inhabitants of Westminster, against the Window Tax, took place on Wednesday, in Drury-lane Theatre, which was crowded in all parts. Lord Duncan in the chair ; most of the metropolitan Members were present. Resolutions ...

... Murrells, Colchester. owner— Henry Durham Stevenson, West Sunniside, Durham, merchant—William Leigh ton Wood. Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianoforte maker. BANKRUPTCY ANNULED—Feb. Edward Hodges, S»in*»rd, Leicestershire, surgeon. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS —8. Gibbs ...

... Lancashire, chemical manufacturer. FROM THE GAZETTE OF TUESDAY LAST. BANKRUPTS.—James Biuion Cooper and George Binion Cooper, Drury-lane. iron founders—James Holland and Edward Warden, Preston, tallow chandlers—William Neck, jun , Torre, Devonshire, corn dealer ...

... aud other metropolitan boroughs. Ma. Mackkadv's Farewei.l Bknkfit, in which finally retired from the stage, took place Drury-lane Theatre, Wednesday evening. Every place in the boxes and slips had been numbered to let separately, and before the close ...

... MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Thr Court.—The Queen and Prince Albert honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence 011 Friday evening, to witness the spectacle Azael, the Prodigal, with which her Majesty expressed herself highly gratified.—Oil Monday evening ...

... Scalds of Scandinavia are superior the Burns of Scotland ?—Punch.- ■ has been resolved to hold grand Protectionist meeting in Drury-lane Theatre, Thursday, May Ist, the second anniversary the National Association. Lady Franklin, it is said, worn out with ...

... example, by commencing the tillage of 500 acres for the same purpose.—Leinster Express. The Great Protectionist Meeting Drury-lane Theatre will take p?ace on Tuesday the 29th ins?., and not on the Ist of May, as originally intended. Rkview op the British ...

... building was crowded suffocation ; and pupplem* ntary met--ting was held St. Martin's Hall, where Earl Stanhope presided. At Drury-lane, the Duke of Kichmoud presided, surrounded by the h-aders of the Protectionist party. The Karl of Winchilsea moved the most ...

... condition that proper ash-pit made.—Mr. C. Elkington was allowed to connect his drain and take on the | water to house in Drury-lane, agreeable to the p!an deposited.—A plan from Mr. T. Caldecott, for two houses iu j North-street, passed.— uisancEs.—Mr ...

... Guardian. FROM THE GAZETTE OF FRIDAY LAST. BANKRUPTS.—James Fell. Hammersmith, builder—John Henry I)avy, Parker-«treet, Drury-lane, coach wheelwright—John Salisbury, apothecary—Robert Pvitchard, Banj'.r, ale dealer —Robert Pace, jun, Liverpool, ironf ...

... done away with plan frotu Mr. I>adley, for two newhonsc-s in Albert-stivet, glassed. plan for a new itract, rtitining from Drury lane across Mr. Bromwich'-s gartlen. int'. the width of feet, was referred the Highway Committee, who were also requested to ...