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... 1111: IOMMII , 4ION wll.l. WI; AT John Pearce, Ilatingball-street, Clothier, In surrender March 27, April Wary %1 hite, Drury-lane, Apothecary, March 27, April 27 a. Rust, !Wald t-lace, 4lilou o t, Marelt 2u, April 27 William Mariann, 01.1 timelier, alma ...
... Monday. On Friday another supply of dollars was received at the Bank from Birmingham, and immediately put into circulation. Drury-Lane Theatre h now in a fair nay of being rebailt, the principal claimants having agreed to the proposal of the Committee to ...
... second reading in the House of Commons on Thursday night. The difficulties which have hitherto prevented the re-building of Drury-Lane Theatre, are nearly adjusted, and it will be ascertained before the month Cl October, whether, and in what manner the late ...
... and W. Bowers, Cannon Street, comb makers, at twelve.-30, W. Wilton, Faichurch Street, merchant, at eleven.-30, W. Reed, Drury Lane, apothecary, at twelve.-111, J. Webb, Ihten-draper, at twelve.-16, T. Herbert, Dowgate Hill, cotton merchants, at eleven ...
... almost needless to say the address was fictitious. On Saturday, a woman fell from a window two stories high, in hart-court, Drury.lane, down upon the pavement, when extraordinary as it may appear, after lying a few minutes, she got up, and seemed to have ...
... was charged with having threatened to take away the life of his aged father, in his dwelling-house, in Parker's-lane, Drury .lane, the night preceding. Ha%ing come home on Sunday night, he began to quarrel with his father, when he drew a clasp knife ...
... Hodgfon, Blackman Street, upholder, at to. —l, J. E. Veichtner, Angel Court, Throgmorton Street, merchant, at to.—S, C. Cole, Drury Lane, vidualler, at J. Thorpe,Vine Street, Chandos Street, vidualler, at se—s,W.Whitwell, Bethnal Green, fnap manufacturer, at ...
... the astonishment of the metropolis, numerous workmen were seen on Monday morning employed in the removal of the ruins of Drury-lane Theatre, and a theatrical pharnix begins to rise from her ashes! All the ohstrut Lions which have so long prevented the ...
... alefter, bankers at 2, at the Hotel.-16, G. Cats,jun. Wage , Herta, oat-deller,at za at Guildhall, Loudon. - 2d, P. Phillips, Drury-Lane, tailor, at so, at GuildhaU.--zo, A. Cleland, Charles Street, Mary-le-Bone, uphoUterer, at is, at Guildhall.-16, B. Benjamin ...
... raised by A iR aid of t h Supply granted to his Nlajesty.—Agreill to.—Adjourned to Monday. OF I.OIMS, M 411( II 9. The Drury.lane Theatre A mentlitivnt till, and the Nattinghlni Watch and Ward Dill, were a third time and • OF Mrivnay. M411(11 11. %‘4)ltii ...
... Watch and Ward Bill went throat*! a Committee, and ordered to be read a third time ea blow day next. Mt:or:DAT. MercA 9.—The Drury Lane Theatre and the Nottingham Watch and Ward Bill, were severalty read a third time and pawed. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MM. WALSH ...
... 30, at Guildhaft.-Solicitors, Mears. Annelley and Bennett, Tole , nheufe Yard, Lothbory. Robert Rogers, of Clare Court, Drury Lane, broker and auctioneer, April 2t, May 2,30, at Guildliall.-Solicitor, r. Parkin, Dean Street, Soho. Edward Rogers, of Orange ...