... AND THE LITTLE BOY BLUB. That nothing may be wanting the following eminent Artistes have been engaged:—MlSS SHARPE, from Drury Lane, Columbine’, MR. BECHET, from the Lyceum, Harlequin; Sprite. MASTER LEGLERB; and the great Clown, LOUIS LEGLERB, from the ...

... in certmo Pamou. renVsl Meroro. and Telb.ro nov.rioue little street. |«eitiv«ly .wanning with eompnm robber., eloro V. Drury-lane. Tlie scenic artist. , lived bonne lalef/ipence with the marauder., not the .lightest attempt was ever made V. in.iure, ...

... 2, 21 J. G. D1C1(1,1,2 and J. A Cnktonsux, Aldermanbury, City, collar. manufaettunr. C. UN James-street, Covent-garden; Drury-lane; U. I.ong-acze, grocer. Woking, Sarrey, tailor. J. IlanuwAn Strand, tailor. T. 13. Great York-mews, Portman-square, hackney ...

... property of Joaeph Filden, from the peraon of Eliza FiLden. The proaecntrix aaid abe wav paaaing the end of Rnaaell-court, Drury-lane, the night of the 4th of September, where the two priaonera and two other peraona were landing. Immediately after paaaing ...

... Beckford-row, Walworth-road, mercer and hosier. Edward Lewie, Colman-street, lithographic printer and engraver. James Broad, Drury-lane, coach ironmonger. Thomas Powles, Cheapside, and Hackney-road, hosier and shirt maker. William Penfold, Market-terrace, ...

... s, Walworth, boot tand shoe manufacture, S. F. lasarra, Dowgato-hill, City, wholesale shoo warehouse. -- J .. ..13n00n, Drury-lane, coach ironmonger. E. Law., Coleman-street, City, lithographic printer. NV. Market-terrace, Caledonian-road, Sevenoaks, ...

... at London. Septimus Frederick Martyn, Dowgate-bill, wholesale shoe warehouseman, Nov. 2, Dec. 6, at London. James Broad, Drury-lane, coach ironmonger, Nov. 6, Dec. at London. Edward Lewis, Coleman-street, City, lithographic printer iov. 7, Dec. 4, at London ...

... bankrupts. 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. Charles ...

... 13. Dee. 11, at London. John Arnold, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper, Nov. 13, Dee. 11, London. Frederick Caplin, Drury-lane, hosier, Nov. IS, Dee. IS, at London. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Marshall, Bricklane, SpitslSelds and elsewhere ...

... sticks into his cars sad syss, and performs Tsristr of tricks too numerous to detailed. Could Mr. K. T. Smith secure him for Drury Lane would make a fortune. A fancy repository afforded the party some fttnuiement enter perfumer’s shop full of knick-knacks ...

... was manager of the Birmingham Theatre; and, after succeeding Captain Polhill in the lesseeship of Drury-lane, he became, 1833, manager of both Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres. From 1835 until 1818 he controlled the destinies of Drurylane Theatre ...

... elected King's Scholar Royal Academy of Music. f Monday evening, immediately after the rehearsal the New Christmas pautomine Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Deulin, who was engaged as pantaloon, went lQt a wine vaults, and instantly expired. , ~ A domestic servant ...