... iron merchant. Frarncla llichmontd, Seel-street, diettil~er. Semi ci Seacdey, Brunswfick-street, maerchant. Thoeas Simpson, Drury-lane. merchant. Samuel G. Sinclair, North John-street, shipowner. John Temple, Goree Flozza, merchant. Jaon William Turley, ...

... Olivia in Twelfth Night. She suhsequently fulfilled various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, where she first appeared as Violante in 'The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent-garden Theatre, she sustained the part ...

... BEER AN, W*LNE 0o% PREMISES. John Clappison asked for a license for 16, Dale-strse, in lieu of a license held for No. 3, Drury-lane. )f- - Copeman supported. It was explained that rL5 premises would be used as a restaurant. Granted. a Robert Russell asked ...

... and 30 Wellington-road. Granted. Yr. C. Ei Copernan applied for the confirmation 1 of the removal of a license from 13S, Drury-lane 1 to 18, Dale-street, to John Clappison. Granted. Mr. IL Bremner applied for the confirmation of tle removal of a dcense ...

... the sessions he would prove other cases in which the prisoner had received letters at New Ormond-street, Fetter- lane, and Drury-lane, all connected with these frauds. The most extraordinary letter was to Lord Leigh, as follows:-M% Lord,-You have been very ...

... e;_- e hat in two suretis of the dei,. d be EFRbe oMESSRS. t. YL-;rS AY0 7. cssa. SI~eNeG PzOsxsu:Crroo.-jchn Boy ii a16, Drury-lane, was p ?? rean oar sieia eL Pohlce-cordtablo 4e aern w476i s' af, d a tth February. Mr. . u . Barlert-.lil 0i:, adc' ethe ...

... merchant, Bridgewater-street., foremana. on ?? Bamford, merchant, Cheapside. . end Ralph Byon B.road bent. corn merchant, Drury-lane. I Bes ?? Leslie Burton, merchant, TDower-buildinsgs. ?? Corner. cotton broker, Titbebarn-strasl. in Joseph Cowden, broker ...

... on DMonday, wvith the wilful murder of I George Green, w homn he ihad stabbed on Saturday a night in Sheltion-st;reet, Drury-lane. London, whlisti u nder the indluence of liquor. The urisoner, whbo a whxven arrested had declared that he w-as tired of ...

... Laverty _ Edmund Ward ] Dickinson-street -William Beok Geoffrey Hodgson a Dickinson-street .-AL Geogheganauames Kenny Drury-lane Henrv rindeal..CatherineHeigleys Dublin-street -John'Taylor.- ?? Henry Bibby I Earle-rosd_-.Benjamin Prior Henry Shepherd ...

... Pearson Dat-i Di awber-street Jar-araet WilliamsWilliam Poll Dv l Derby-road ?? Thiomas Gribbin ..Daniel Lindon semi -~Drury-lane --Thimas Bewley -.Leonard Holmes wort ?? ..Enianuel Rirnmer.Willlam Jones Sklin Es-ex-streett.--L W. Namznond..W. J. ...

... others who have more capital iu~d powter than I have may carry out the idea to some practical purpose. J. C. BoNTD. 10, Drury-lane. 0 ...

... especially in childhood, its due share of consideration. The pr-- nasia and piaygrounds which have lately come into being in Drury-lane and eL- where are hopeful signs of thetimes. Especialry is it well that among these there are gymnasia for grswho nearly ...