... this week.—We understand that Mr. James Bennett, the leading tragedian, has declined an engagement at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. We have pleasure in stating that a subscription has been entered into by the inhabitants of St. Philip's district, which ...

... 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. VIVIER. An engagement has also been completed with this great Artist ...

... Surrey, common brewer.-Wilham Huntley, Hart-street, , garden, Middlesex, licenced victualler—Richard Groves Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coach-cumer.— Telford, Liverpool, iron-founder. ' 15.-John Williams and Walter Edward Rust, Strand, booksellers ...

... March 24, Court Bankruptcy, London, heme and White, Barge-yard-chambers, Bucklersbury- WOOD, Wm. Leighton, Charles-street. Drury-lane, ' nf \ piano-forte-maker. Feb. 21, March 28, Court of l London. Sols. Wright and Bonner, London-street, >- BUs Edwin, ...

... Parliamentary proceedings see fourth page.) Retirement op Mr. Maceeadt from the Stage.— Mr. Macready took his benefit at Drury lane theatre this (Wednesday) night, and at the same time his final leave of the stage. The announcement of this event had its ...

... was clerk to the Attorney-General, Sir Pep- Arden, afterwards Lord Alvanley, acted as Patent Agent. He was a proprietor of Drury-lane, and was so much in debt that he was obliged to reside within the Theatre, and in consequence (in 1776) to employ a clerk ...

... /° n lbe the insurgents returned, the d of c firing was going on in the neigh. me Jesuits' convent. Princ Albert honoured Drury-lane of X resence t evening. The Royal suite -p., c ountess of Desart, the Hon. Amelia Mure. . Lord Alfred Paget, and Colonel ...

... Turnstile, High Holborn, and Old-road, Saint P anc , r builder, Court of Bankruptcy, London.—Ricbaio . Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coach-cur Bankruptcy, London. From the Gazette of Tuesday, Apr'Jhjiy April 29.—Samuel Firth, Leeds, linen-draper ...

... Sudbury, Suffolk, builder and Johnson, Coventry, wine and spirit merchant and (. facturer. -roti-K 9 7. —George Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, Middlesex, V.lvU'.,' V Henry Gladwell Mortimer and James Mortimer, J*J«ti» ' folk, builders.—William Hood, Lawrence-lane ...

... interest, and Sufi eld, Esq., on the Conservative, are candidates for Tup entation of Boston. M» c eat Protectionist meeting at Drury-lane Thet place on Tuesday the 29th inst., and not on the of Way, as originally intended. It is expected that biage present one ...

... eight o'clock. PROTECTIONIST MEETING AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The National Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire held their second anniversary meeting yesterday, in Drury-lane Theatre, the Right Hon. the Duke of ...

... were determined to put their shoulders to the wheel, let them do so effectually. The recent assemblage of agriculturists at Drury-lane Theatre showed that Protection was neither dead nor buried, and the meeting of that day showed the same fact. They believed ...