... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Aberystwitb, mining agent, D1VIDBXD6.-Nov. 15, J. Winter, Rooslyn Terraces Hampstead Road, surgeon. Nov. 16, F. Caplin, Drury Lane, hoeier. Nov. 14, J. Trevetban, Lombard street, Cooper. Nov. 16, F. Taylor, lowly Begis, grocer. Nov. 22, W. P. LAwrenee ...

... -Jaii. 13, P. A. alld T. Barnles, Blaindforl Foi'om,,, ?? 23, T. Hall, Fulhamii, licenseI visltiallei ?? 10, F. Col- lins, Drury Lane, pawVIlbrloker'.-.mll. i0. G. K. Lee, Sunderlald, 1i)el, 0 draper. Jan. 21, G. I0ury, Black- burn, manufacturer. SCOTCH ...

... of the same name, was produced on Monday last, and has continued to be performed during the week-Mir Addison, fronm the Drury Lane Theatre, London, and Miss Addison, making their appearance as Chioppard and Julia. The imperson:stiois of Mir Addison was ...

... the last century, he began his active life as a, Iouss-painter in Edinburgh; lie rose, in 1822, to be a sceuer-pa:inter in Drury-Lane Theatre, along with another academician. Mr Clark- son Stanfreld ; after that lie began to exhibit in the Royal Academy ...