... scale, 2' 10B-J. tlicher,41, ' North-atreet, 3larylebone.'setling vegetables In Bounda ry-road,8 weights, li-D. .ayams, 182, Drury-lane, fishmonger, scale, 111 0s- 8. Barber, 5; 'Poripol-iane, coaldealpr, scale' lns-J. Cleary, 41, Portpool-lani , ehasdler ...

... entitled Hamlet Travestie, pub- lished in 1813. Two years afterwards his drst farce, called Who's Who, was produced at Drury-lane. This was followed by Deafas a Post, brought out in 1823, and made famous by the acting at Liston as iristram Sappy. He ...

... present hbile sentence as be bitterly. wasepisoedvepd weps 'HOMANCE anD CMB.-Wiliam$Jago, aged 22, a ptinter, living in. Drury-lane was charged at lnary- lebone police-court, on Thursday, with stealing a quantityof 'plate, value. h .,d the property of ...

... What do yen think of die,..Pepsy n ?? . : 2 IFrom Yujy- i!, EYR~Ears MEET.-JufJ vias dnrpised, dhiing a e esnt visit to Drury Lane, to noticerthat, duiring the per- formance of the pantonsime, whilst the pi was convulsed with laughter, the ipper pertion ...

... night for three mionths. She did not tell him that her aunt had given her the plate en her birthday. Mary Ann Jecobs, 92, Drury-lane, the prisoner's sister. in-law, stated that on Saturday, the 3rd of February, at half, peat five o'cluck, she saw the p ...

... Bond-street, measure, lOs'- B. Everaden, Hope, Blackmoor-street, a measure, lOs-'J. Payne, Arti- choke, White Hart-street, Drury-lane, measure, ?? -C. Hialm, King's ims, Homgbten-street, mea. sures, 15 -- J. Hmartael, Sun, Clare-atreet, mea- sure, 10s-H ...

... aged 50, the wifeo a! tradesman in Drurylane, who died hoc under th~e follo wing circumstances: -MrP. Dunn, of 65, a fs --Drury-lane, a bootmaker~, said the deceased was his wife. at ?? had been married 32years) and for 10 years she had, onI ',been addicted ...

... Bedford. on Tuesday, at St. Martin's Vestry Hlall, on the body -of Mary Dunn, I aged fifty. Mr. P. Dunn, boot-maker, 65, Drury-lane. 3 stated that deceased was his wife, and they had been t married thirty-two years. Soon after marriage she be- came addicted ...

... must pay a fine of 40s., or one month. GREENWICH. I Edward Jef, described as a painter, lodging at a house in Pitt's-court, Drury-lane, was chare ihutrn counterfeit shilling at the house of Mr. Maw, a beershop keeper at Greenwich, and also with being in ...

... iaprisonment, with hard Labour. UeNFOUNDED CthemonRey dom i ed Jcffs, describea as painter, lodging at a house in Pitt's-coury, Drury lane, was charged with uttring a counterfeit shiling at the honeso of? Mr. Maw, a beers hop keeper at G.reen wich, and allso ...

... Mr. Abrams the witness said that the prisonerwasexcitedaand complained of the deceaed'scon- dact, Dr. Sanmders, of 1ll,,, Drury-lane, stated that he was called by the last witness. He went to Brydgee-atreet and found Mr. and Mrs. Wild quarrelling. Mr. Wildwas ...

... Mr. Abrams. the witnesssaid that-the prisoner was excited and complained of the deceased's conduct.-Dr. Saunders. of 111, Drury-lane. stated that he was called by the last witness. He went. to Brydges-street and found Mr. 'and Mrs. Wild quarrelling. Mr ...