... Saxe Coburg Street, Leicester, hatter. Johs D1enxlly, Coliingweood Street, Liverpool, fruit ealsenme. Johu Gilchur &I Son, Drury Lane, Liverpool, ehipbrekers. Albert Voletenbeim, Leageightt ear Mau. clester, agent. Frank Barlow, Mutmps, Oldham, gentlemen' ...

... playbilis are of varied interest, many of them beintg more than a hundred years o'd. Mxluch of tie history of CQvent Garden and Drury Lane is written in them; as well as the histoir of poor players who have strutted and fretted their hours upon the stags. One ...

... merchants, carried on at No. 10 Russell Street, Covent Garden; the FlOral Hall Covent Garden; N-us. 7 and S Great Wild Street Drury Lane i 3 -Rochester Street, Borough Ilarkrt and at St Katherine's Dock: also at (34 Stanley Street,. Liverpool, with the benefit ...

... re- election, and the board approve of their re- apinointment. The firt ordinary general meeting of the Tiacafte-Rayal, Drury Lane (LiUited) was held in Londoa ?? Georg Loftus pre- siding-when a divedand of 10 per eent., snakinr, with the interim- dividend ...

... months ended June 30, that £1000 be placed to the reserve fund, and £484 carried forward. The directors of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, in their report for the second year's work- ing. ended June 30, state that the profit, after allowing for depreciation ...

... t- Cs. 3%1ref., t~ Swoeeiucat.Auto0i., 434.3314:Y Cartoii rC . 1f ~ ?? Goldsholioicg, lMoM 'S Co. 4% ZTlru.:on- IZ yal, .Drury Lane, Coo 6 ol3 od,31 Van ,lcn1Dergh'o Margaoino, Do. 03,Po. 4_ .Oh Difley cig. Works CorE, Wtoboch Torson. Can Light India. ...

... dsath of two persons and injuring four others, broke out shortly after one o'clock yesterdav morning on the pre- mises, 113 Drury Lane, London. Ten persons were in the building, which is occupied by a Mr Bannister, picture frame maker, his wvif, three children ...

... have no feelings of despair as to the future of the theatre. No less than £218,000 had been spent in the construction of Drury Lane, and he was sure that they as proprietors or members of the general public hoped that the theatre which had lasted in one ...

... c allyv, Gee.,Hydraulla Power, 270 i5s 4v Giil~mnot- S penear 6741 T -ig034Fet.6 Gordon HotelisOrd.. 20. Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, Do. 4%, 122C Harrod Stc.Or. tte% ?? Lankat PlantI lOOA Hill F., t 3)% 5½ Val de Travers Asphls~te Zav. Home fCoins. Sre ...

... Spleen . Pond, 20 xd Do. 51/4 Feet., 14 13'5I S-levaon~a B Howell Ft., I/le Harrod's Sto~res Ord., W?4w Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Boolby's Tole. Works. Ord..,1%,IU 04 22194/ IVal do Trances Aopisaloe Di..`403 fart.Dnob., 113 Paciog, 16t4~ lndia Rfubber ...

... Freel, I% ?? OS. Edga 3d., 1'An% Ifarrodn iloonon Ord., 5%l Sweoealneat Automiatic. 49 901 Man ?? Storno 6% Tloeatre.Royal, Drury Lane, 'Pref., 7%a POlA, Hoatchkiss Ordnance, 90 90/ Van don Bergla' MsarpinnO, Do. 7% Prof., 4%Ge Vla 90 51,4t O/as Hfowardc ...

... Swveetmeat Auto. Del..4 4%sa Evening Newe5% Prof., Me Telegruaph Coot ftMain., 45% Floe Cotton Spinners 1%,/ ad Theatre.Royal, Drury Lane, Foster, Porter ft Co.,~ ~ Gen. IlydraullicPosror 144 i'ra~virr(.Toa)&cS-ousaOrd., 2% Goldemitbe' & Silyeermniths Do. S% ...