... in the old-fashioned bacchanalian way. The two pantomimes in which most general interest is taken now-a-days are those Drury-lane and the Crystal Palace. The Sydenham spectacle was unfolded the public Christmas Eve; Sir Augustas Harris's great annual ...

... Newfeondland and Liverpool, merchants. d. W. Rawsou ond G. Shelton, iManchester. hnslnre. 5 W. Tate and A. Tq te, l.;i, Drury-lane, Mlbdieex, bhker. 0 C. Child anid H. R. Mortimer, Lloya's Coffee-house, London. Od. undri titers. Od. J. Brady, the elder ...

... Wiliest. SUaenamnara J., clerk in, Someraetilones, Loughbconouh-road, B~rixton. Abraharns J., clothier and hatter, 125, Drury.-lane, London. althin E. G., milliner, 121 and 122, Oheapeide, and LA, Wood-street, Cheapside, London. Denton I. T, aend Butterworth ...

... blanchester.-..Sols. AtkinsonL s and CJo. sanchestcr.o-Pe. cr. John Coates, Manchester. . i100 Joshua, of Browvnlow-street, Drury-lane, in the countyS of.Middlesex, coae1, corrier, d. c. to sur. Nov. 1. 29, at 1.-Sole. t Fry and Co. Clcapside-Pert. crs. Peter ...

... Red Lion, 3, Green street, Thobald's-road, tailor f,9 and liecused victualler, K 3- 1 1. Chesterairan, Bldlelinore-street, Drury-lane, licensed vic- ar tWalller. in 9 U G. Phibbs, 11, Blenoleins-street, Bond street, n-ine mertchant. r e - 9 IV Mlttieis, ...

... nacrelbants Doeham and Co., Bradford, staff manuifcturers Boote aid 1lvtaue, Manch-steir, aitm tiys Eaddon atlldGrehran. Drury-lane, elites Bate and ilfercer, Oldlhaem, eoiil moerchalnts 31orris Brothers, Brymnrawr, grocers Carter, Hales, sanl Co., Liverpool ...

... Bright's disease. Deceased, who weas well known in America, -will be remembered for his performances with Miss Fortescue and in Drury-Lane drama. He had taken the Court Thleatre, London, for a abort-aeason, terminating in January. Wben asking for Ccoa, insist ...

... 17, 1 1, at Il, July 6, at 4, at I le Star fil, 31la0c t ACtis. Claye & 'lioeipson, Mauuehcscer. LA\VRHENCE Chrleaer, of Drury-lane, ilet fiecran3y1f1- sex, illo-ciatllle, dl.e. Ctosr. .Jule 1C, 14,JUly 16,t Aet. Hail, Drn,6i,18. CRAVEN T'lornes, and Joshua ...

... Church of Scotland. AN'rl-iCoitN-Law-LFxAl:G1:.-The weekly seetings of this ody were resumed onl Wednesdsay evening, in Drury-lane Theatre. Tie house was as usual wcell filled. Tiue audience were addressed by the llev. T. Spencer of Bath, Mr. Ewart, ...

... ANNULLED. 7 J. Ximes, Birnmihgham, baker 4 J. Fairmaner, :ase of Red Lion Yard, Tottenham Court Road, 4 andof Prince-street, Drury-lane, livery stable keeper I DIVIDENDS. Tan. 24 C. Turner, Leamington Priors, lodging house keeper Feb. I W. Matthew,, Old street ...

... carrier T. Cooper, Lewes, coke manufactrurer s. d E. Atkin, Manchester antd Salford, wholesale chemaisiS i9 0 J. billler, 140, Drury-lane, stationer St 10 0 B. Bothanm, Halegworth, woollent draper w*i 17 o G. W. Burnham, Jun. Hod ford, drufglst pO 10io PART ...

... 12 Ki(dd A. D., Charles-street, straw bonnet-maker, March 27, at a Kiff P., Hurst, servant, March 24, at 12 Mansfield T., Drury-lane, March 28 at 1 Ottaway R. W., Maidstone, victualler, March 27, at 2 IParker J. W.l Wltham-cross, clerk, March 26, at 12 ...