... erchaut, Bedfordostreet South; Edward of Johsltone, merchant,, Tower-buildings, Water-street; Henry P Jump, corn merchant, Drury-lane; Edgar Musgrove, broker, 0 Oldball-street; Alexander Powell, bide factor, King-street; J. IC Iy A. Smith, merchant Matl ...

... and 30 Wellington-road. Granted. Yr. C. Ei Copernan applied for the confirmation 1 of the removal of a license from 13S, Drury-lane 1 to 18, Dale-street, to John Clappison. Granted. Mr. IL Bremner applied for the confirmation of tle removal of a dcense ...

... sharebroker, Exchange street East, Mr. lease Hadwen, the younger, hidebroker, Tithebarn- street. Mr. John Heard, corn broker, Drury-lane. Mr. John Richard Pattinson, broker, Tithebarn-street. Mr. Thomas Paton, merchant, Bruns*ick-street. Mr. George Bates Richardson ...

... 20th of October last yeair Ward Paid the sum of X4, a portion of the charge for a fit-p for a theatrical performance in Drurys Lane. he whole charge was £12 for the hire of stage properties for a period of nine weels certain, and it was under- stood that ...

... n~rn clr otemgsrtsponeouththe e ?? o t teqs ewsue m as areobtepwr h = ?? o inn Pkcon ?? W. SB. Sarris and Co.. printers, Drury-lane, Wmr summoned OR two InfOrmuations, at the Instance of Mr. .T. S. Maft- land inpeto of factories In this district, for having ...

... came by his death a few weeks since in London from the over- turningof a cab en route to attend a Fenian gather- Ing in Drury-lane, and whose funeral wsattltendel by such an enormous concourse of the Irsh Loc- donera. The source from which this etaternert ...

... iron merchant. Frarncla llichmontd, Seel-street, diettil~er. Semi ci Seacdey, Brunswfick-street, maerchant. Thoeas Simpson, Drury-lane. merchant. Samuel G. Sinclair, North John-street, shipowner. John Temple, Goree Flozza, merchant. Jaon William Turley, ...

... 20 ?? P. Tee- q ha , surgeon, 30 ?? D. Wheeler, attorney- tl sat-aw, Lime-street, 30' ?? thease of Richardh ly Bell, of Drury-lane, no order was made, tthe debt being Sl n due previous to the defendant's bankruptcy. It appeared t( e- he obtained his ...

... a metropolitan contemporary:- . ! In reply to a letter addressed to your paper of the 19th, respecting a performance at Drury-lane Theatre, I beg to say that at the end of my scene in the fourth act of th'o School for Scandal I bad rettredto thegreebroom ...

... the case for the pr0fleoention, were in effect that the pri- soner, who ?? pubcaifan in this town, had a pub- lG house in Drury-lane, and rseo at 187, Smith- down-lane, having become tenant of th'c last mentioned premrieass on the 30th November. 1872, and ...

... and he got the assistance of his brother and Lane in removing the property. Connor received thie beans and sold them In Drury-lane. Sub-Irspector- Detective Jones apprehended the Donghtys and Lane, when the first-named prisoner admitted that he took the ...

... Miyers, broker, Exohange-alley West be T Joseph Paxton, broker, Exchange-buildings. in 1I3 Samuel Stitt, iron merchant, Drury-lane. ci d John Aspinall Syers, cotton broker, Chapel-street, an it Henry Steole, timber merchant, Waterloo-road. th le Owen ...