... have consented to appear, it being the last visit they can make here prior to the opening of the great National Theatre, Drury. lane, in SeptemLber next, of which establishment Mr. W. BLkIlausoN has become lessee:- MISS LOUISA PYNE, MISS SUSAN PYNE, MR ...

... WAlurnooejar-12 CABLE-STREET. ol. GENEVA, (Cross Keys Brand), - or, ExrORT sarid HOME CONSUMhHTION. So B. J. SAYCE & CO., 12, DRURY-LANE, Sole Agents for tire Blritish Donminions. da 7 ' ~y tin, CUNARD, WILSON, & Co., Al Liverpool andl London Chambers, LEhagi ...

... a stout, active BOY, about 15 or l'$yso, Ts of Appya geb, in a Sitipatore, to snake himself generally usern. I.- Apl t 2,Drury lane. FP~O TFIE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.WN o ,t JL Douglas, Isle of Afn, agood BOOT anlSO Lsll. -App~lyto5. Bra~dt, 4, Duke-street ...

... fancy braid manufacturers, W G. Hensiman and A. W. Harrisom. )r Bristol. frdtetrers. A. M'Glashau and B. Field, Coal-yard, Drury-lane, coppersmiths. Felton and Pickeinug Percival. la street, Clerkenwell, jewellers. H. Ingram and- ?? Little. n, Strand newspaper ...

... Portman-.square, and Bnightn ab ~'manufacturers. Martenh anti Co., Liverpool, Corda an facturers. Dickesoca and Harcourt, Drury~lane ca i~r00. -mongers. W. Lupton and Co. Leedsclo-h-mercjts-asfa )as regards A.]~ Lpo.Garman and Bulling, Litchatc, orflk, ...

... Dleane-street, fronm ;vor 'as a Kinder Liversidge to John Pearson; Denisen-street, frie but from Thomas M'Cabe to John Hanceche; Drury-lane, grea bour from John Owen to Robert Robertso; Duke-street, den 'ence from George Ward to Richard Chenoweth; Edmund- nob ...

... insurance broker, Exchanre-blldiugs. ld Av'm. K. Conbrough, merchant, North ohn-street. dy 'William Cusack, corn merchant, Drury-lane. drbii( Wvilliam H. Dixon, merchant, i~umrford-place. aid I Thomas Dornison, muerebhnt, Tower-buildings East. thi Kirkman ...

... Sir W. Reid, late gavernor of Yalta, is announced. Mr. Blagrove, senior, the well known violin Y. player, died suddenly at Drury-lane Theatre On E r)il Therncess Louisa of Denmark was ofeloy deli- 5e1)5 vered of a prince on Wednesday afternoon, at wasile ...

... Barver; Brrixton,' builder. Feb. 24, H. G:.Dear- s love, raiace-row, New-road, timber merchant. Feb. 24. R. asx MorisoIn,' Drury-lane, baker. ' Feb.-24- (3. 'Seaman, Eton. est; grocer.' Feb. 24, BR. Sanders Donuhty-street,' and Brornlow-. n mews, Gray'~-inm-road ...

... Rankin, LiverpooL, whoessleo clothiers. himd chalwaskvermaoher and Co., Oxford-tehyrolcti eugd J. Hoswitt and J. Horwood, Drury-lane, tebutchaers. A. Mine and Sons, Oldham, cotton Slock dealere;- th tfar as regards G F. .Mle . Benson and Co., Meon- 'r 1chester ...

... a grand inauguration of the agitation shall take place as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed, either in Drury-lane Theatre or in some other largo building centrically sitnated. Im- mediately after the great metropolitan demonstra- tion ...

... Jameesftreq. ?? john Walker, 77A, Mlarket-etroheI GENEVA, s~andS lor EXPORT and 1'MRE COONB1ThtPTIO . B. J. YA(CE & Co., 12, DRURY-LANE, Sole Agents for tie British borninOlns. d n PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT, i Cheap, durablo. and perfectly Waterproof Roofing ...