... ni. par. I For 'Ohrtipulars tee d nay bil. E. . ~gI~sMAMOTH CIRCUS AND UNRIALLD EQUESTRIAN TROUPE~, From the HETE ROYAL. DRURY LANE, Londofl, ~A ILLa Openi opposite the Horseoand Jockey, vvSt. GBils'g, Oxford, on MINO~N.AY and TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 9 and ...

... manager of the Birming. t ham Theatre; and, after succeeding Captain Polhill in the t lesseehhip of Drury Lane, he became, in 1833, manager qfC both Drury Lane iand Covent Garden Theatres, conducting J both through twvo remarkable consecutive seasons, which ...

... than 251. to be taken up. The auditorium of i I this new theatre wvill seat 3000 persons, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A coveredfagado in front of the house is also contemplated, calcnlated to shelter 1000 people, if need be, from the weather ...

... rooms, Change alley, Cornhill, Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye submitted to public auction a 5001. renter-s share in Drury lane Theatre, originally en- titled to 2s. 6d. per night of performance, since reduced to I Is. 3d. per night, but now paying ...

... flAINKUPTS. Charles John Ball, Peterborough, coal merchant. John Arnold, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper. Frederick Caplin, Drury-lane, hosier. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Marshall, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, and elsewhere, coal merchants. C. Herhert ...

... Thomas Squire, Grosvenor-miews, coach builder. Charles White, Salisbury, iphiolterer and cabinetmiaaker. Robert Morison, Drury-lane, baker. G. Tennant, Mtarket-strect,)Westiniister, licensed victualler. William and George Rteade, Hibernia-clcambors, London- ...

... Chichiester-place, King's Cross, draper. Robert Tluoampern, otherwise Robert Thomas, Croydon, pastrycook. Edmund Folkard, Drury-lane, grocer. \Villianm Ogstoia Young, Sun-court, Cornhill, Blanchester and Liverpool, ship broker. Janmos Fredericlt Benjamllin ...

... National Anthem sung by principal artistcs, occupants of many boxes by Nobility joining in chorus.-Mr. Anderson, late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has lost some thousands of pounds by his manage- ?? of some repute at Padua, named Ruffini, shot himself dead 14th ...

... Esq., of Canico, in the Island of Madeira I July 22, in Woburn-square, George Bartley, Esq., late of I the Theatres Roy-l, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, aged 73. I July 23, at Ainslie-place, Edinburgh, Isabella Ramsay, v wife of the Very Rev. Dean Ramsay ...

... that No. 10, in Drury-court, a dingy thoroughfare ,s leading from the side of St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, up en into Drury-lane-is occupied by a family named Reeves, is, who tenanted the shops on the ground floor and first floor es back, and carried ...