... PRoP'ELTY.-On Thurs- day, at the Auction Mart, Air Robinson offered to public auction, a renter's share in the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, on which an annual aividend is nowv paid, with a free admission, transferable annually, held for a period of 36 years-sold ...

... built, scarcely more than 400 feet in length, which was accomplished in the most succbssful manner. -Mr B. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, was the highest bidder (3,100) for the property known ae the Royal Polyteonio Institution, London, and is, therefore ...

... ,, 010 0 Joe. Corbett , - 0 10 Workmen of George Wilkinson 0 10 6 Workmen of J. and H. Harrison , 0 16 0 John Charlton, Drury-lane .. . 0 10 0 Clerks in Electric and International Telegraph ' Co.'s Office, Hull . ., 0 16 0 Wm. Fallaw ., ., .. 0 10 0 Suma ...

... Thestre, as Valentine, in the Huguenots, *upporttd by ! (iugliai, Vialetti, &c. Her second season in London i was commenced at Drury Lane, in May, 1869. A metropolitan eritic observes- It is useless at this hour to s~ay a slnrls word uponx the extraordinary ...

... Gladwin Dickinron and Joseph Lnueterlonie Creighton, London, collar and shirt ,makers. Charles Underwood, James-atreet, Drury- lane, and Loegacre, London, grocer. George Harris, Wanting, Surrey. Joseph Hardwick, Strand, London, tailor. Thomas Bagnall Pickles ...

... East-street, 'Walwooth, boot manufacturer. Septimus Frederick Martyn, Dowgate.hill, wholesale shoe ware. ?? James Broad, Drury-lane, coach iron- Monger. Edward Lewis, Coleman.street, City, litho- graphic printer, William Penfold, Market-terraoe, Caledonian ...

... John Bale, coal merchant, Peterborou~h, Suffok. John Arnold, Younger, inn- kleper, Wu'1.fdridge. Frederick Caphl, hosier, Drury- lane, Middlhor. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Moahall, coal merchants, Mile-end, Totten- bahm, Ponrl,'a.cnd, and Eofield ...

... ?? Poole gained his elca- tion by one vote over Mr Boxall.---During the petform- once of Much ado About Nothing, at Drury Lane, last week, a miatake occurred which would probably have deutroyed the aoeidg of lees talented agtcra than bit and Kra Eien ...

... and Mrs Kean do not go to America next year, as they originally intended, having entered .into an engagement to appear at Drury-lane.-The Great Eastern is to leave England the first week in March, for Norfolk in Virginia, where she has been guaranteed a ...

... Harry Bawson, Mnrchresre, stationer. James Richard Horner, Aqhton under Lyne, corn merchant. DIVIDENnS.-April 3, J. Broad, Drury-lane, coach ironmonger. April 6, A. Aubert, St. Mary-axe, ship broker (separate estateJ. April 4, H. Parkinson, Seeth- ing- ane ...

... T. R. hlorrell, Hedenbam, Norfolk, sarmer. Aug. 21, C. Bridger, Ranlemere and Liphook, coal merchant. Auz. 21, J. Broad, Drury-lane, coacb ironmIonger. Aug.20.J.KnottMadstoneotraper. Aug. 21, J . Sbipley, XRqetit-street, saddler. Aug. 20, J. (oddaedEsrl ...

... Leather- bead, builder. John Axel Taleen, Ftnohuroh-street, abipbroser, and Blackhores Bridge, lee merchant. Charles Webb, Drury Lane and Orisp-street, Poplar, general salesmen. Edward Simons, Newgate-atreet, and Birmingham, lamp dealer. Henry Wakham Stear ...