... and workshops, No. K8, Bed iVou-street, Clerkenwel, let at 54. 14s. per anum-sld for 960f Freehold house and shop, No. 6, Drury-lane, let at UK per annum-sold for 7701. Freehold dwelling-house, No. 31, Brydges-street, Covent- garden, let a 42L par annum-sold ...

... Esq., Standard Theatre, 103. 6d.; Mr. Scott, 5s.; Mr. Golding, 56.; W. Templeton, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, ffs.; An Old Friend, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, 6o.; J. Treadaway, 2s. 6d. Txv BuYgu's DEBIDgEATUM.- The buyer's desideratuin is to fd an establotment ...

... nothing due yet. W. R. (Chatham).-You must employ a solicitor. SnAeSPERE.-Mr. Forest made his first appearance in London at Drury-lane, Oct., l8l6, as Spartacos. E, C. 1.-No; the goods can only be distrained for rent. S. H1. J. W.-It is personal property ...

... Lmare SURVEiYOR a. CoMMON Lojo)rsG ?? Tuesday. afternoon, Mr. Brent held an inquest, at the Brownlow Arms, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, on the body of John Dawe, stated to be seventy years of age, who died suddenly,.in a common lodging-house, in Charles. ...

... Gulliver's Trarels, and a grand transformation scene, by Calcott, is already whis- pered to be a stupendous feature. At Drury-lane, which has ?? for this kindof amusement,there will bea grotesque burlesque pantomime, by Mr. E L. Blan. chard, founded on ...

... o'clock, a woman named Anne King, aged 25, was found smothered in a cellar of soot, at the house, No. 10, Parker-street, Drury-lane, whieh is in the occupation of a sweep. It appears that on the previosiily the deceased had visited another woman, and the ...

... TAm DANGERS or LZON-TAMING. Some years.ago, when Mr. Van Amburgh was reviving the fortunes of Drury-lane Theatre, which a superstitious adherense to the legitimate drama had converted into a natural habitat for beasts no longer found at large in these ...

... of Mr. Halliwell and the spirited manner in which the questicn was taken up by the press. Sr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, had deterinined to purchase New-place, and then to raise sufficient money by performances of the com- vined Shaksperian ...

... faint signs of healing, while a serious matter has just bi been discovered. It seems, while living in the fithy den 2 near Drury-lane, the unfortunate infant was either thrown, 6j fell, or knocked down, and that one of its legs was cc broken. The child was ...

... ? years. Mr. G. V. Brooke has been engaged )y M'd. E. T. Smith, and be wsill make his appearance eet the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, early in Octoleer.- The French papers speak of a very scadleelous rca as having lately occurred at Bevrout. Acenreliuci ...

... old -At the Secondarits C urt. recenily, ovis tried the ont ions Hynes v., Saltmareh, defendant keeping the Oper Store he Drury-lane. Mr. D %y, icsroruoted by Mr- de Mooio' appeared for the p1lsintiff, nnd Mr. Pearce for the defelE tater According to; the ...

... I. MR. AND MRB. CHARLES KEAN. These distinguished artistes will appear at Drury-lane Theatre on the 28th of January. Many years have elapsed since Mr. Kean trod the boards of Old Drury with his eminent father, and it must be a great gratifica- tion to ...