... Worcefter, tailor, May 17, iS, June 6, at the Guildhall Coffee-Houfe, Worcefter.-Solicitor, Mr. Allen, Worcefter. D. Steel, of Drury Lane, London, baker, April 28, May 9, June 6, at Guildhall-Solicitor, Mr. Reed, Union Street, Bilkopfgate Street. F. M. Board ...

... Every effort was immediately made to extricate the unfortunate sufferers, and palings were erected across the street iu Drury.lane Theatre, to prevent their exertions front being impeded, and the workmen continued at their labour until night. Several ...

... grocer, Dec. 15, la, and Jan. 9, at the Crown inn, Guapore. Solicitor, Mr. Campigne, Gosport. T. Roche, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, victualler, Dec. 8, IS, and Jan. 9. at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Shear- MO, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. W. G. Gray, Ivy-lane ...

... were got cut by the assi%mnce of a basket lined with oil cloth ; but :he seventh, a yoll.w reveling in Prince's Street, Drury Lane. was drawled. 'Vigo . - On Wednesday morning last, as the eoaclAnah of Mr. Alderman Wait, was breaking the ice; in a pond ...

... raised a subscription to defray the expense of sending the poor woman to London, where she has friends. The Re-building of Drury-Lane Theatre, has cost, with the scenery, decorations and wardrobe, I 51,67 V. 7‘. V. the whole of which is paid. ...

... the SEtlta, tinder his rt•luti iii 's command, without his loing it. A new Tragedy was produced on :•iaturduy night, et Drury-lane, entitled Remorse, f the pen of Mr. Coleridge. The scene lies in Spain in the Iroh century, at the close of the civil ...

... chief promoters and instructors of people of this description for many years. Mr. spray, who sung in the late Oratorios at • Drury-lane Theatre, and who returned to Dublin, where resided, at the close of the season, a few days ago tied a piece of string cord ...

... was fully committed for trial. Bow-street. —Sunday, about eleven o'clock in the morning, as a gentleman was passing along Drury-lane, near the Wheat Sheaf public-house, he was attacked in a most daring manner by a gang of thieves, and a valuable silk h ...

... itiieeary, Nov 16, 23, Dec 21, at Gmldhall.-Sols. Messrs. Honrdillon and Hewitt, Little Frnlay-street, lanidon. John Moyler, of Drury- Lane. Middlesex, victnaller, Nov W, 07, Dec 21, at Guildhall—Sol. Mr. Lawledgc, No. 10P, Gray’s-Inn Line, Holborn. , . . . Beniamin ...

... Aferahant. C. Clayton. East-lane, Walworth, Brickla)er . 11. N. Radford. Kennington-place, Newingt‘o, Apothecary. J. Aloyler. Drury-lane, Victualler. B. Field. Fenehtireb-street, Broker. W. J. %Velcb, Greenwich, Coal-merchant. W. TIM, Chippenham, Saddler. J ...

... ill as to he carried air in wady an insensible stute..A new comic drama, called Jean Paris, brought out with success at Drury.lane, ‘Vednesilay the piece a light trifle, and an importation from France, where it has long been a favorite.--A runlet. opera ...

... convicted that day iu tht penalty of 20s. for exploding some them iu St. Jamea'a Park. Mr. Cuthberl was accompanied Mr. Cooper, Drury-lane, chemist, previously convicted, and the justly celebrated Captain The fact of the sale having been proved. Mr FiFt,dixc; ...