... builder. [ Young, Serjeant's inn, Fleet street.-J A Taleen, Fenchurch street, ship broker. rMercer, Mincing lane.-C Webb, Drury lane general salesman. [Stopher, Coleman street.-E Simons, Nevgatew street, lamp dealer. [Linklater and Hackwood, Walbrook.-11 ...

... AMile-end, baker-H. A Ringe, Friars-street and Nicholas-street, Ipswich, grocer and tea dealer-T. Lee, sen., White Hart-street, Drury- lane, greengrocer and coal dealer-T. D. Vickers, Blaclk- man-street, Soultbwark, draper andmilliner-4. Saint Cyr, lHighflolburn ...

... par con- certs instead of six, and the expense svidin attrac- tion had been very much incesed.r .s rg~~~t Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, haenrd bajltge- ment with thedretrbttsyerhe~ ee obliged to go elwerad te enl hd o'been such an increase fexes ashdCom- ...

... courts two i days before. ACCIDENT TO Ax ACTOR.-We regret to hear that q itr. Henry Webb, one of the Brothers Webb, of Drury- lane Theatre, and late lessees of the Queen's Theatre, Dub- a lin, lies in a very precarious state, with very little hopes of ...

... City, collar and shirt manufacturers. Off. assig., Johnson, Baainghall-street-C. [nderwood, James. treet, Covent-garder, Drury lane, and Long-acre, grocer. Oft. aeskg., Bell, Colemnan-strectmbuildings-G. Harrie, Wokiag, Sarrey, tailor. Off. asig., Johnson ...

... printer-J Alien, Leighton road, Kentish Town, veterinary surgeon-J Gerard, Stockwell, Surrey. carman-J Frances, Princes-street, Drury lane, victualler-W Draper, ili- burn, out of business-W J Simkins, Barnsbury-road, Islington, shoemaker-J Morris, HPague-street ...

... Roving Commissioner to the staff of the paper.-Mr. E. L. Blanchard is engaged to write Mr. Chatterton's pantomime opening for Drury Lane; Mr. Halliday will write the Christmas burlesque for the Adelphi, and Mr. Burnand will supply the Haymarket and the Strand ...

... Clerkcenwell, Mr. Riuhard Moore in the chair, it was reported that by the libe- rality of Meters. Falconer and Clhatterton, of Drury- lane theatre, the fund would benefit by the perform- ances at that establishment, doting tite first whole week ino Desember, ...

... ?? of good 4utta, Vsrch& boots7'' we Pay go to MLennard, 73, Eigh. street, Borough, sign of tte Litfe- o 1, an. , 38,.Drury lane. Q~cOmQ pQ , hur~a iot DQeg a me,,je~~e i WONB}AY X1 CoB~~ BI tdi There hied boonl little ?? .t do businaee0, (Re reson ...

... lioundeditoh, quill dealer, in forma pauperis, March 4; Fenton and Son, Bevois court Dasinghall street, sBlS. fDAucriT, STEEL, Drury lane, St. Cleinents Danes, bcer-houso keeper, in ferm3 pauper's, March 4; Philby, FeAchurch chambers, eol. JOSIAH CLIPrINaD.AcE ...

... the ?? was a carman in the service of the prosecutors, Belchanm was a tea dealer and grocer, carrying on business at 120, Drury- lane; Platt3' seems to have been a man doing aeY odd job he could pick up. About ten o'clock on the evening of the 12th of April ...

... RINE COHEN, Royal Mint-street, Wisitechapel, out- fiter-J. W. PARKER, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, clerl-T. MASSFIELD, Drury-lane, out of busihiess-G. PEARCE, Berwick- street, Soho, drnper-C. PERCIVALL, Neat-street, Camberwell, auc- tionlees-F. W. PORTER ...