... to have been treparned in the :dfollowing manner :--The lady had appointed to meet a gentlewoman at the old playhouse in Drury-lane, I but extraordinary business prevented ier comin ing. Being alone, when the play was over, she bade a boy t call a coach ...

... the Crystal-palace company ;,and be said 1Mr. Remington owes me £1,000 for money lent ; Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee 60 of Drury-lane, £1000 ; Mr. Leech, £,80'; Mr. Wallack £300; and thereis the lease of myhonse, Kilburn-priory, in qu. a safe at the Cry ...