... ed. They .lso hoped to deriva ' large amount. from lodging- houses or artiaan-t dwellings which would be erftted on the Drury-lane side of the property. The frontages to South Great George's-stteet .would be coatly, but no doubt the- houses there would ...

... north, Fade-street *- on the south, Great George-street on the west, and pi Drury-lane on the east, with a continuation into be William-street by means of an arcade across b Drury-lane. The great market hall, forming a re parallelogram 246 feet long by 112 ...

... devisee under the will of his grandfather, Bernard Doyle, claimed as lessee of two houses, 43 and 4t Stephen-street, and 120 Drury-lane, for a term of 99 years, from i 1839 at a rent of £40 a year. One of the houses I was a licensed house, leased to Mr. Edward ...

... street, the next best in Exchequer-street, the next in Fade-street, while a smaller range of houses would be erected in Drury-lane. Accommodation iwould thus be afforded to different classes of traders. Already they had received several appli- cations ...

... this connection the iecturer tra- ver-ed the leading streets, commaeucing with Es- chequer-3treet, and pass Dg on through Drury- lane, George's-street, William-street, ?? street, Wool-street. Bride street, &c., &c. He told of the old places, and g;tve b ...

... is about tobe neid for the purpose of dealing with the portion of old Castle Marke wbich lies between Williem-strectaMd Drury.lane. T poeeedi6s elnation thereto will be pushed fomtrtt S'rapidly as tra~ybf; - and, as soon as tiht'round haa been acquire' ...

... that the compensation in the case should be £1,066. Messrs. Green claimed £410 18sa Od as the value of certain premises in Drury-lane, being twenty. five years' purchaese on 33 feet of building ground, at 2a 6d per foot, and twelve years' purchase on cer ...

... Hall Thorp. The range of din- nineteen dwvelliughouses which formn the northern or rear section of the quadrangle facing Drury- lane have been put out of tho builder's bands, to. roofed adplastred. Theoy.-ir at this moment net,'? in process of painting ...

... for occupation. Indeed, those fronting Drury- lane, and which are of smaller dimensiuons than those in George's-street rand Excheqier-street, are already fully completed. The hoarding in front alike of Drury-lane and Excbequer-atreet would by this tihe ...

... confined on the north by Exchequer street, on the south by Fade street, on the west by George's street, and the east by Drury lane. Half an acre was laid apart for the widening of these four thoroughfares, which were greatly inadequate for the traffic ...

... expenditurs K would be very isflA1 to the remainder sof their property by putting the thoroughfare afrom Williali-etreat to Drury-lane into a sif- a tc4y anid iitrieiohive condition. With, rispeet to 11theIr borru,~i'g, powe rs,11 le vasaupr 3d la, r. - Shaunnon ...

... to George's-street, and the upper end of Drury-lane being up to the present time practically c osed for t=atfico-it was not to be ex- pected that the houses in Fadostreet would be let so quickly. Drury-lane has also a considerable disadvantage owing ...