... hsutober, May 00, at l Stahnes J., Poplar, greengrerer, Miay °8, at 2 TaylorR. ,Stratford, baher, Mtay 27, at I Thomnpson J., Drury lane, dairY manager. hlay 28, at 2 Wlgg Ii, Islinglon, mIlliner, Joene6, at 1l Williameun 3. A., Southwark, cord dealer, Mfay ...

... unnecessary to state that the lady ewa one of the most valuable members of Mr Macready's ar company, both at Co ent Garden and Drury Lane, and in tbsat she co-operated with Mr Phelps in promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler'es Welb.-Spetcator. ...

... STRIGFLUS or LASOUR AGAINST Peru THE TRANNY OF CAPITAI. to th Some four years ago a master in the strong shoe ge1ne] trade, in Drury lane, made an attempt to compel suffe thg men' in his employ to secede from the trade daity .aeociety, to whidh they at that ...

... her grandfather's admirers took is n notice of her until 1750, when on April 5th of 1- thatyear ComWus as represented at Drury Lane be Theatre with a new prologue by Dr Johnson, spoken by Garrick, for her benefit, which produced her is £130. Dr Johnson ...

... t isa the highest penalty of £6, and 5 ordered the scales to be forfeited. Wil A perfornance is about to take place at Drury- lane Theatre, under the patronage ot her Majesty, in aid of W the land niow raising fur tho relief of the sufferers by the C ...

... ehipowner. T. Hougbton, Hartley-yew, grocer. W. C-rtis, Ourdle, pbblieaD. J. F. Daet4, Eiethnma-green, balkey. H. HaVnes, Drury-lane, 6heesemongel. H. E. Rodman. the youger, VahAlIl-Mrig'-ytad', ,,-on doa0ei- A. 31 Jones, ltentieb-Town, grocer. L. lightbourn ...

... in the old-fashioned bacchanalian way. The two pantomimes in which most general interest is taken now-a-days are those Drury-lane and the Crystal Palace. The Sydenham spectacle was unfolded the public Christmas Eve; Sir Augustas Harris's great annual ...

... Wiliest. SUaenamnara J., clerk in, Someraetilones, Loughbconouh-road, B~rixton. Abraharns J., clothier and hatter, 125, Drury.-lane, London. althin E. G., milliner, 121 and 122, Oheapeide, and LA, Wood-street, Cheapside, London. Denton I. T, aend Butterworth ...

... Tuetday, February 11, BANKRUPTS, John Barugh, High H.'lborn, oil and colourman-Wil' liamn Leighton Wood, Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianO, forte.mraker - Edwin Bliss, Barbican brushmakeC Rilichard Brickwood Coltman, Regentistreet, Coturt min ?? Murrels ...

... nacrelbants Doeham and Co., Bradford, staff manuifcturers Boote aid 1lvtaue, Manch-steir, aitm tiys Eaddon atlldGrehran. Drury-lane, elites Bate and ilfercer, Oldlhaem, eoiil moerchalnts 31orris Brothers, Brymnrawr, grocers Carter, Hales, sanl Co., Liverpool ...

... The smacks are expected to arrive to-day (Friday). . THEATRE ROYAL. Since the unaccountable success of .The World at Drury-lane, the rage for sensationalism appears to have increased rapidly. The Hull playgoers, aftec beingtreated to a dose of sou ...

... 12 Ki(dd A. D., Charles-street, straw bonnet-maker, March 27, at a Kiff P., Hurst, servant, March 24, at 12 Mansfield T., Drury-lane, March 28 at 1 Ottaway R. W., Maidstone, victualler, March 27, at 2 IParker J. W.l Wltham-cross, clerk, March 26, at 12 ...