... Presidency, having been succeeded Lieut. Gen. Sir P. Maitland. gang female coiners were apprehended last week, in Charlcs-st. Drury-lane. On searching the place, moulds applicable to the purposes of manufacturing counterfeit coin, were found. m»i The London ...

... Viney, Cornhill, City, tailor. Daniel Burgess, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, jeweller. Robert Wm. Warner, Broad-court, Drury-lane, tavern-keeper. William Henry Fletcher, Portsea, Southampton, grocer Samuel Pontifex and William Farr, Upper St. Martin’s- ...

... attack of the tic doloureux. The family intend remaining in Paris for a month longer. ov —On Saturday renters’ shayes in Drury-lane Theatre, entitling the tb Is, 3d, each night of performance (averaging £12 a year), held for nearly sixty years, were sold ...

... iler benefit at the Academie Royale, at Paris, will take place course of a few dav«. on the 22d of August. She appears at Drury-lane in the A few days ago, in making an inventory of the furniture of the late Duchess de Charost, a box was found containing ...

... cruise with the Pique, Castor, and Inconstant frigates. On Friday morning Charles Romford, in the employ of Messrs, Gibus, of Drury-lane, ironmongers, was nearly crushed to death iron column, weighing several tons, falling on him. He was removed in dreadfully ...

... the death his late Majesty, the two days of lying in state and the funeral, consequence of which Madame Dcvnent appears at Drury-lane in Norma Saturday, backed n Duke of Clarence, and during Ins residence at Bosbey, instituted a club consisting of gentlemen ...

... Great Scotland-yard, woollen-draper. Thomas Halls, Bell-yard, Gracechurch-street, victualler Joshua Kidd, Bro -street, Drury-lane, currier. Henry Feild ad James Crane, Bush- e, Cannon-street, varnish makers. Edward Flower, Greek-street, manufacturing ...

... soliciting the aid of the officers. She was a great favourite in the country, but wc think did not make her appearance at Drury-lane Theatre until January 31,1795, as Lydia Languish, in The Ricals. London she produced little impression, and her first character ...

... planted with ornamental shrubs, and finished agreeably to the plan approved by Hon. Commissioners of Woods and Forests. ‘The Drury-lane band has been increased to the number of 96 performers—the largest and most effective orchestra ever yet introduced in an ...

... the gaoler’s custody. Cuance or a Sox sy nis Farnga.—On Wednes- day Timothy Quin, brass-founder, residing in Drury-court, Drury-lane, was charged with stabbing his son, aged 13, with a dinner knife. It appeared that the accused, who was in- toxicated, feelin ...

... Cheltcnhatn, slonc-ma'un. William Starie, Cutler-street. Houndsditcb, builder. William Bearer Walker. Marquis of Granby. Drury-lane. victualler. James Clarke, i larcmont-place, North Brixton, stock-broker. John Price, George Morgan, and Henry William Uollason ...

... respectable-looking man, an Irishman, about 30 years of age, and a young man of the name of Carter, a jeweller, living in Drury-lane, They were all put to bed. The usual means of resuscitation were resorted to for near two hours, but were only successful ...