... CARR, William. Bilshopsgate-street- Without, and Walworthch, CawsnES, Meldrum, Oxford-street, baker. COLrINS. Ftederiek, Drury-lane. pawnbroker. EAawSHVw. Alfred. Sbeffeld, bosler. GiO3s. William, Worcester, soda water mamufactarer. JosEs, Philip. Newtown ...

... Buddie, Deiainere-terrsce, builder. —Charles and John Marlow Mosley, atbe fc*f^- Strand, news-agent.—Frederick Collins, Drury-lane, P** , Meldrnm Christie, Oxford-street, baker.—William Orford, Yarmouth, grooer.-William Carr, im Walworth, cheesemonger ...

... corn dealer.—George Johnson, High-street, Notting-Ilill, furniture dealer.-Elizabeth and William Onion, Birmingham and Drury-lane, coach fringe manufacturers.—John Lancaster and John Bravford, Walsall, iron manufacturers.—William Kempson alker late of ...

... Royal, St. James’s, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, London. BASSO CANTANTE: MR. HENRI DRAYTON, Eleve du Conservatoire Iroperiale de Pans; Primo Basso of the Principal Continental Theatres; tl.e Theatres Royal, St. James’s, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, otc ...

... Theatres Royal. St. James's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, London. d BASSO CANTANTE: Mr. Henri Drayton, Eleve ?? Imveriale de Paris; Primo Basso of the Principal Continental Theatres; the Theatres Royal, St. James's, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &c., London ...

... _ THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. DRaUY-LANC.-A larger concourse of people pro- me1 bably never assembled within the waits of Drury-lane dea Theatre than on Saturday night. The name of the new Thf comic pantomime is Little Jack Horner; or Harle birc quin A ...

... First Appearance in Ipswich, assisted by that beautiful and fascinating Actress, ery iss M. OLIVE, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. ~sent Corn Exchange, Ipswich, ceR. Which has been fitted up with unprecedented elegance aice, and comfort ...

... will have the pleasure of making their FIRST APPEAIR- ANCE in IPSWICH; assisted by Miss Al. OLIVER, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and the HBymarket, who will also make her FIRST APPEARANCE in Ips. wich. On this occasion the Performance will com. mence ...

... about the end of next month, on his return to a Teheran. it The Persian Ambassador and suite occupied the ir Queen's Box at Drury-lane Theatre on Thursday. His e Excellency, with his attendants, appeared highly de- l it lhedwitdh the entertainment. k ?? MIrshale ...

... Amateurs, will have the pleasure of making their FIRST APPEARANCE IPSWICH ; assisted by Miss M. OLIVER, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket, who will also make her FIRST APPEARANCE in IPSWICH. this occasion the Performance will commence with ...

... of every professional wit from 1 both hemispheres, England and America, is pronounced by the Press Champicn Jester-from Drury Lane Thea. 1 tre, Vauxhall.Gardens, and Jullien's Concerts-who . will appear h EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. - On FRIDAY, March ...

... who, of Nepaul, Com e professional Wit from both having stood t America, pronounced by Hemispheres, * oN j ESTER; rom Drury Lane Th'eaße Y.oxh.il G.rdcn., and Jnllien'. Concert., who will appear e.ery E.ening during the week, will , MARCH I2lh, rMIDY ...