... Mr. Sims Reeves that he would be willing to take an engagement at Drury-lane. Some time in December last an agreement was entered into by which Mr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing at Drury-lane for twelve nights for a rem:u neration' of 40 guineas a night. Mr ...

... two bedrooms third floor. Provided with fittirgs for gM and continuous supply township water.-Apply Mr. W. J. Mather 13, Drury lane, Liverpool; or H. Gumming, 7, Greenway terrace Higher Tran mere. 12dsl8 COUTH PORT.—To be Let, the CROWN VILLA. Lord containing ...

... the charge of stealing and re- ceiving £248 13s. 6d. in money and bils belonging to Messrs. Mahler Brothers, merchants, Drury- lane, were again placed in the dock. Mr Robi- son, of the firm of Lowndes, Bateson, and Robinson, solicitor, said before the ...

... Park- road 20sr and costs Sanday trad ofJ. H. Bellion, Dexer-street, Edge-hil , Sna al ing, was fined a 0s. ;-and ?? Field, Drury lane, Brunswick-street, for Sunday trading, was fined 10s, and costse Mw IMSheery, Dublin-street, for Sunday trading, he 1h and ...

... was Thomas Mouledale, of Chapel- street, Higher Tranmere, and the defendant was Mr. Thomas Mather, corn merchant, of 12, Drury- lane, and the sum sought to recover was 213 for salary in lieu of notice.-Mr. Pemberton appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bolton ...

... adremnded on A1e-charge of stesi n and re-I ceiving.£248 18S. 6d. jk~ ?? belonging to Messrs Mabierl 3rothers, merchants, Drury- lane, were again pice in the dock. Mr. Robin- - f thne fliiq of Lowndes. Batoson, and. 7 ev'id~etice''d'uduied, ee t'en ard ...

... Ashe, SouteC astle-street. T. C. Adam, corn merchant, Brunswick-street. W. D. Broome, corn merchant, Drury-lane. HodgsonBlElandcommission merchant Drury-lane, John Broad ent corn merchant Drary-lane, Christopher Bell, wine merchant, Mosr-street. WV. N. Bell ...

... of Bow-street. London. The Masks, Banners, and Imignla expressly provided for the occasion by the celebrated Ruyukyer, of Drury-lane Theatre, Loudon. The Opening produced under the joint superintendence Mr. Coleman and Mr. Higgle. The whole of the Harlequinade ...

... ClharleH Steart, Water-street ?? ?? lcy WValsh. No, (t -CASTLI-STREET WARD. Castle-streot, Lower.. Williamn Mosop Keen. Drury-lane . rho.. nas Hlenry Penrso. Wat:r-street ?? drck P. W. Caulpiucll. No. 7.-ST. P'i'ETE'S WARD. Cable-8trcet ?? dward liek ...

... Patterson, are corn merchants in this town, and Lud the defendant, Henry Jump, is a master porter, ult living at No. 11, Drury.lane. Mr. Grocott al- ?? eared for the plaintiffs and Mr. J. Yates for the at ?? action was brought to recover 2!15 at bushels ...

... Falloon, Mr. Samuel Martin, Mr. Charles Groves; also by Mr. Cleaver, treA. surer, 14, Clayton-square, and Mr. Edward Paul, 2, Drury-lane, joint secretary. ...

... of creditors under the failure of G. D. F. Black and Albert S. Pearson, who carried on business as com- mission agents in Drury-lane. Mr. Etty and Mr. Car- t ruthers appeared for the creditors. The joint debts are m about £700, and the cause of the bankruptcy ...