... Read, of Willtomobe-street, Charing-Crov, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodua.--June 18. William !Aoki( ' of Drury-lane, Mid. dlesex, warelonrentrm, at ten, at Gu dhall, London.—Msy John Riettardsvm, of Holborn, Middlesex, linvre•dras per, ...

... as a report, conceiving it Guildhall-December 17. John Senior, Broad-co nn lin - duty to present as well the dark as the Drury-lane, ',Middlesex. money-scris taker, at ten, at Guild- bright side of the picture. hall.-July '26. TI as Greenock, Drayton Hale) ...

... Tavern, John- street , Liverpool. (Mr. Per box.w Amhown ( prepared the 1.) rug or , or Messrs. Bardswell and Stevenson, Drury-lane, Liverpool: A duel took place on the 19th ult. at Morpith, •flionies Blackstock. Sr. StildreePs-court. Poultry, Lusdon • ...

... lB, and Dec. tea, at Guildhall. (Mr. George Ai kiwon, Outlet-street, Faken-square.) Robert Bateman Herbert. Clue-court, Drury-lane, MI& dle.ex, mad also of Graftuu.street. Westminster, broker, Oct. :29, at eleven. Nov. 8, at twelve, and Dec. 3, at one ...

... London. (Mr. Wilson, King's-BenchuWalks, Temple.) Robert Thomson. formerly of Southwark, , but now of Craven-Buildings. Drury-lane, Middlesex, dealer and Chapman. Nov. IS, 19. and Dec. 13. at one, at Guildhull. London. (Mr. Bonifield, Bouveriaetreot, ...

... —Dec. 17. Jan.. Brassier. Angel-court, Throgesoeum-street, London, unesehant. at tenet Guildhall.- - Dee. 10. William Lowe. Drury-lane, ' Illiddlesex, cabinet-maker, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. —Jan. 30. Robert Souses, Mark-lane. Loudon, sad of New Cross ...

... on the Tabl peso Thee o'Clock. ' Tickets. !a 6.1 each, to •al the Piiattn, and ti Bat 01 she &tint. ~JC-Y THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Asigui 7, 18110. THIS THEATRE will RE-OPEN on blot+ DAY mart, the 14th inatztot, for tint purpose of aurally; the Public ...

... About flint ticluck in the creating the two lest mentioned ohters obtained information which led +hob to Sherelsgaidens, Drury lane, where, abet waiting fur some time, they saw the Owner and some other men issue from house and came towards them. tEllis ...

... continued to enjoy the festivities the evening to a. late hour. Wednesday, at about twelve o'clock, part of the house, No. 87, Drury-lane, inhabited Mr. Braggs, fell with tremendous crash to the ground. The horror of the throng of passengers in the street be ...

... where still remains in a fair way of recovery. It has since been ascertained that his name Crowder fa currier) residing in Drury-lane. Death from Drinking.—On Friday and Saturday evenings inquest was held before Mr. Chevell, one of the Coroners for Cambridge ...

... ordered to sing God save the King on their entering the royal box.—Globe and Traveller, Monday, Map 31. On Monday night, Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Munden, so well known and admired as a Comic Actor of the first class, took hi* leave the Stage. He has been ...

... braditog to -that amount, and were then declared the contractors. On Friday last the King and Queen Sandwich Islands honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence, the Royal box being fitted for their reception by ebmmand of his Majesty. They were received ...