... quantiUee not less than barns per dar Bankers refereooe.—Aw»ly once, stating prt.v t all particolare. PsTCK and Craven Yard. Drury Lane, London. Katabllahed LADS, GROOMS, PABBIEBB, »aU I olbers a-cas-.omcd to Horses, Csttl*, and Agficultoral paraoiu.—WASTED ...

... alterations l> pigstyea in bo* premises Caldecott Street.— from Mr. 11 Linoell. behalf Mr. J. Price, fer greenhouse and premises Drury Lane. 1 he Sarvejor also reports that had inepectrl the sloxe lately bollt Miller 4; Co. at the hack ct tbtir pretoiaes High ...

... bo impossible lor water to Bad access, except percolation through the wall*,—Mr. Hands said the Surveyor had the mains in Drury Lane were anfficisnt, but his cellar was flooded with although not connected with the aewer.-The Chaibsias said was dear some ...

... making a search for the cause, he ascertained that man are was being loaded into a cart from a manure pit Sir. Allen s yard, Drury Lane. The smell moot offccsive. and be once caused disinfectants freely used.—There was a memorial signed resident* of booses ...

... seat. . Ak-ltcr was rcccieod front Mr. 8. Howard, «co., respecting the alleged nnlaanoe arising from his siauehttr-house In Drury Lane. He said it ay* been hie desire comply with the Is;iv>n* the L eal Board in respect to the carry* the his bnsineee. and ...

... who add re wed the meeting, and wse. the Surveyor was sorry to report that the ms.o - \ entersewer e-ror# Sir. garden in Drury Lane a storm latter half had given way. thereby stopping the working of , ; U tb a fieree onset the aewera along Ducchnrch Road ...

... the water off from bath,—The Surveyor said that bad asked him not to let off while the men were at work defect in sewer Drury Lane.—Mr. Packwood said bis cellars fl ioled Sunday morning last.—Mr : You are getting used to it. —Mr Packwood : haven't rent ...

... main, which was present only of G-inch pipes, should be relaid wi r .b larger pipes, and could then be connected with the Drury Lane sewer ; the sewer across Mr. Weildou’s garden should also rc-laid, and then the danger of flooding in that neighbourhood ...

... garden Irom iho recently rtlaid Mr. Law in Chap Street the manhole Drury Lane; the Street main, as reported the last meeting. yard* ; tho Chapel Street sewer from the north Drury Lane the poiut rela.d by Mr. Law, 150 yards * to continue the Dunehurch ...

... ilonse. It recorded, too, that, in Mr. Burney, nephew Dr. Burney, the musical historian, was appointed to the pianoforte'' Drury Lane ; bat no one knows what ptaocie there were, nor wnosc make. Whatever the ago of the piano, it may safely said that pianofure ...

... -vushed ut all. Dr. was th« house at the lime came. ! had been put out to nurse with Mrs. Jemima Crofts, Harold's Court, Drury Lane, who had previously had illegitimate child to nurse which died. The deceased was too ill take anything when it came, and ...

... man to the police, who subseijnenUy apprehended the prisoner. A person hail seeu man dressed like tbe prisoner going down Drury Lane with some boots under bis arm, but he not swear to him. The polioo were unable to find tbe boots, and there being better ...