... his Majesty the King of Hanover. Frederick George Johns, medical and general fixture dealer, New-yard, Great Queen Street, Drury Lane. Lionel Prngrr Goldsmid, importer of watches. King Street, Hoi born, Peter Van den Ende, woolstapler, Strood, Kent. James ...

... succeeded in re-engaging that celebrated German Cantatrice, MADLLE JETTY TREFFZ, who this season, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. M. E R. An engagement has also been completed with this great Artist ...

... also succeeded in re-engaging celebrated German Can tat rice, MADLLE jetty TREFFZ, who this season, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, has been received with the must flattering applause. M. VIVI E R. An engagement has also been completed with this great ...

... Jullien has also succeeded rc-cngaging celebrated German Cantatricc, MADLLE JETTY TREFFZ, who this season, the Thcatre-Foyal, Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. M. VIYI E R. An engagement has also been completed with this groat ...

... fleet shall be completed or sold. The Window Duties.—A meeting in favour of the repeal of the Window Duty was held to-day at Drury Lane Theatre. pjULL. The assembling of the seamen of this port was renewed to-day, and they paraded the streets in large numbers ...

... Richard Brickwood Coltman, court milliner, Regent Street, Middlesex. William Leighton Wood, pianoforte maker, Charles Street, Drury Lane. . Henry Durham Stevenson, merchant, and chain and anchor manufacturer, West Sunniside, Biehopwearmouth, Durham. ...

... BANKRUPTS. James Binion Cooper and George Binion Cooper, iron- founders, Drury Lane. James Holland and Edward Warden, tallow chandlers, Preston. Lancashire. William Neck, jun , corn dealer, Torre, Devonshire. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ...

... that no time could be more nnfit for any extension of German or Austrian powers beyond the limits of the Treaties ef 1815. Drury Lane Theatre.— Scribe and Auber’s new opera, “L’Enfant Prodigue,” now running its triumphant course at tbe Grand Opera, has furnished ...

... long memorable in the annals of the English drama, took place on Wednesday evening. Mr Maoready took his parting benefit at Drury Lane, and appeared, for the last time, the character of Macbeth. Tho termination of his o-reer was worthy of its length and splendour ...

... Granton; or to the Subscriber, A. GIBB, Auctioneer, Cupnr-Fife. ENGLAND. The Court.—The Queen and Prince Albert honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Friday evening. Prince Albert presided on Friday afternoon at a meeting of the Commission ...

... Good foe Hoarseness.—Mrs Billingtoa, the queen of all English singers, came one night to Drury Lane Theatre, to perform Mandane, in Artaxsrxei, so hoarse as to render it a question whether it would be possible for her to appear before the audience. To ...

... crowded state of the meeting at Drury Lane, and the impossibility of great number of persons getting in, a numerously attended meeting was hold in St Martin's Hall, Long Acre, with the same objects as that of Drury Lane the Earl of Stanhope in the chair ...