... Incorporated ?? of Parlmnttaiuarante'5 Capital qf £50,000. TRUSTEES. STEPHEN OLDING. Esq, Banker, THOMAS SPAIDINNO, Esq., Drury-lane, HENRY ToxJICa, Esq., Stamford-hill, on. EDWARD SWAINE, Esq., Piccadilly, THIS SOCIETY is established, on the Mutual Princi- ...

... , Larribeth Umbne PAiALL, Samuel, East Looe, Cornwall, grocer 'ererut WARD, Richard Groves, otherwise WARD, ]jhM rwlw3r Drury-lane, coach currier. ' r BANKRIJPTS-TrESDAY. A&DAms, Samuel and William Brildge, and BActAr, Gerear, t engincers. DI WONS, William ...

... early in January, 1861. Further particulars in next week's papers. etratrett uopal, 3X'it MR. H OOPER, 0f the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and late Manaoer of the St. Jatmes' Theatre, Londorn,and Manager ofaie Theatreo Royol, Bath and ilrightotI, U-AS the honour ...

... 1IOAUN, Beiijamin, Westbourn-terrace, Paddington, builder. BANiKUPTS-TussDAY. B1NION, Tames, and CooPER, George Binlon, Drury-lane, Ironlounders HOLLAND, James, and WARDEN, Edward, Preston, Lancashire, tallow merchants NLECK, William, jan., Torre, near ...

... Society be strong~ly recomumended to attend the Great YMeeting of the National AssoCiation, to be held at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on Tueciday, the 2.9thr A~ril.-Anvrierson desirous of attending can obtain Free' admnission irickets into the Theatre ...

... Friends of Protection to British In- a dustri, be RECOMMENDED to ATTEND the GREAT S PROrECTIONIST MEETING, to be held in DRURY LANE THEATRE, on TUESDAY, the 29th April inst., P instead of the Ist of May). His GRACE THE DUICEOF ob kICHsoND, K.G., will ...

... of April instant, assigned nil his Iersonal Estate and Effects, whatsoever and wheresoever ,unto Charles Ward, of No. I4, Drury Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Conch Ironmonger, and Samuel Flick, of Saxmundham aforesaid, Auctioneer, upon trust for the ...

... Implements, &c., to be taken by valuation- with immediate possession.- For further particulars apply to Mr. C. Ward, No. 164, Drury.lane, London, or to Mr. Flick, Sarsmundham. ( One eric,1). St LufiJegft!. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By MOORE and GARRARD, On Monday ...

... Implements, &c., to be taken by D value~u~ , ithl imomediate possession. Fo rther particulars apply to Mr. C. Ward, No. 164, Drury-lane, London, or to Mr. Flick, Saxmuadham. -One conereti). e Da111lu5h0, near Wood bridge. e SALEOFTIMBER&TREES. To be SOLD by ...

... the Princess a Theatre; Miss ELIZA NORMAN, from the t Theatre Royal English Opera; Mr. FRAZER, from the d Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden; Mr. dCHARLES DURAND, from the Theatre Royal Haymar. ket; Mr. HENRY MANLY, from the Theatre Royal !, Haymarket ...

... Dock-rolld oler gany serchant.,a0wosulr MILrss, Johnr, RhIAL..r0err, witand erfs, rn. ud DAvy, john Henry, Purhcr-otreet, Drury-lane. COUM laewegt FELL, lumen, New-street, New-road, and Perelra-place,SbapherdA- bush. ilammerIsmitl, builder. -raHso Dnl OunDD' ...

... whose performance at the Royal Italian Opera', the Bir- nmingham Festival, and atMl.Jullien's Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, created so great a sensation during the present Season. The Orchestrawill include theprincipal Solo Perform- ers from A ...