... Castle, iimid mnight niake sotnetbinmg by' them. The pro. isi perty, iii question wits sent to the~ Great Mogul Tavern, c. in Drury-lane, according to at letter whlicli lie liad sent, amnd ts it wats proved that thle parcel was delivered to the prisoner n by ...

... of' B3ARING BlOTHERS and CO., S, Bishops- gatc-street With' i, where hasts may be, aI ussual, obtaitied. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THIS EVENING will be performed the play of THE HUNCH- BACK. Idaster Walter, Mr. Vandenliofll'; Sir Tltsesa.s Clifford ...

... forward their orders to the Publisher of TlE MORNING CHRONICLE, 1o2. Strand; or to their ?? News-agents. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - In T. rely to the numerous applications for the appoiutment of aJVNILE NIGHT, the public is respectfully infomdta THIU ...

... forvard tei o orders t the Publisher of THE blONING CHRONICLE, 33. Ssrand or to their respective New.tiacerits. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TiI-, EVENING will be performed the play of AS YOU LIKE IT. ihlne, Mr. Cathc:rt; Anmiers, Mr. ItRafter Orlando, Mr. IV ...

... be starai noted. Thie ?? am acquainted with, though enjo] I haven't been in it lately, is in the neighbourhood if hi of Drury-lane-this is the worst both for filth and mast for the character of the lodgers. In the room where ways I sle t, which was like ...

... their orders to the Publisher of THE MORNING CHRONICLE, 332, Strand ; or to their respective News-agents. HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-In OT E ly to the numerous applications for the appointment of LVEN ILic is respectfully informed that TO-COttOW, Jan, ...

... of' phethisis (6 montihs) bronchitis (4 weeks), in King's College Hosp4ital. He had bhen brought from Feathier's-esurt Drury-lane, which Mr. Jones describes as close, crowded,ald badly drainhed. Chapel-place, Clenserit's-lane whence a cap- maker, who ...

... their orders tW the Publisher of THE MORNING CHRONICLE, 332, Strand ; or to their respective News-egent. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TIllS EVENING the perdonnailces will conlmenc with the new antomti lle, ialed HA tLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS or, Merrie ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-1 THIS EVENING will be Performed the play of THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. J. Anderson; .eauseant Mr. W. Montague; General Paflits, Mr. B. Baker; Mi. Deachapefles, Mr, W. Davidge; Fatulife Deaclpelie, Mises Vandenhoff; ...

... an the Ptrntotime.,AopeAen'oeao EM I may h obtaned s Mr. itahllt Ryal Lbrary 33,Old Bond- N street. t 01 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- ti THIS EVENING will be performed the comedy of THE LOVE a . CHASE. Sir William Fondlove, Mr. B. Baker- Mastr WCaller ...

... Stalin for thbs attractive entcr- tainmentmniy be obtained at Hr. Mitcei's Roxal Dbrar:, iS, Old ltond-street. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- 2RHI5 EVENING w(l be performed Schiller's play Of FIESCO. AnOrea Doria, Mr. CaSper; Priclle Giarettciti Dora, Mr. C. Fisher; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- 1111S lEVENING will be performed Schillor'R play of FIF.SCO. At1irea 6Dria, ir. Cooper; li` 'eGianottino Dori%, Mr. C.Fishcr. Manislis do Caleage, hir. WV. Msiatague; ?? Mr. J. Andersoa( Cosanlt LoinellinLo, Mr. Cathert; Verrina ...