... ctl OAobrn 12. d b peters, of Dorking, Surrey lime-burner.- Hogh d r oi St. Swithin'. Lane,,London, mnerchant-r. P. b of Drury ;Lane. London, ehee4emouier-N. a dt, of Parliament Street, Westminiiter, hatter-W. r ,in, of Cambridge, cu'rier-John Lavern, late ...

... siirerrjmiitl-J. and H. pelusfons, of Sncickille- street, Piccadilly, Londonl, goldsnp~lhat-U. Ilonsfield, of White Horse-yard, Drury lane. lonndon, woolten-draPer -E. Sherley, of Pa rh terrace, M arylebonle, con l-dealer- T. Dalimanu, -o'f Old Bond-Street, LsondoO ...

... first aggregate meeting of the Metro- politan Parliamentary and Financial Reform Assooa_ tion was held on Monday night, at Drury Lane Theatre, The building was densely crowded. The chair was taken at seven o'clock, by Sir Joshua Walmnsley, M.P. President ...

... unnecessary to state that the lady ewa one of the most valuable members of Mr Macready's ar company, both at Co ent Garden and Drury Lane, and in tbsat she co-operated with Mr Phelps in promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler'es Welb.-Spetcator. ...

... Mifs Duncan, formerly of our Theatre. Royal, is engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at the rate of fifteen goineas a week, and a benefit. Mr. Mathiews, late of this theatre, is alfo engaged at' Drury Lane. Mr. M. made his debut on Tuefday, in the charaxlkier of ...

... her grandfather's admirers took is n notice of her until 1750, when on April 5th of 1- thatyear ComWus as represented at Drury Lane be Theatre with a new prologue by Dr Johnson, spoken by Garrick, for her benefit, which produced her is £130. Dr Johnson ...

... Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street, iron- monger. ANDREWs, H., Angel-plare, Islington, painter and glazier. DaL, J., Drury-lane, linendraper. GOULTY, J., Standgate, Lambeth, most and oar maker. PAnaY, J. D., Mnnchester, share-broker. LIGRTYOOT, T. ...

... ElBion, Yorkshire, corn-factor-W. Yealberd, of Jewr-rttreet. A,,g ite, L bitnd, vrite-oterchaol. February 2.-J Leep, of Drury-lane, London, coach- 9pting-.iaker-W. Tyler, of Bairon-sireet, PenLonville, London, carpenter-J. Cottle, of St. John'sX-treet ...

... Billt (C'd ) I09 1. Prem Co-rimmerciil 21 d count nI BANKRUPThS * ' I ,7re wJursday's (;aaeqe, Aa, It 1. e Thomas Norit, ot Druri-lane, Middlese*. victualler_ h VWilliarp ilftt, jan. of 'TIunbridge Wells, Kent, Cheese. snonger-441sn Brn!Fley, jnn; o- Stafford ...

... irontftoaider- - Thomp ji~on, of Redcroas~street, Londoc, calenderer-1 Levet, of Shadwell, Midcileee, grocer-J. Gray. d Drury-lane, Middl)rse, vommission-igeot--T. beakiz' ttand'Thomas Dyer, of Birmingham, dealeri-W. IUdJ' Whwaa, gt>7mistvne,, Herehir ...

... IBANKRUPTS,-FLROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I FRIDAY, JUNE 19. POWLER, A. C., Louth, Lincolnshire, draper. EVERETT, IV., Drury-lane, builder. TFORLEF-, J., Newman-street, cabinet-maker. HART, T. R., Lea-bridge, Essex, victualler. SEWELL, B., Old Bood-street ...

... kers. FROJI FRIDAY's GAZETTE. 3 BANKItU1TS. 2 George Harrison, Ebury-place, Pimlico, builder-John tH.. Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coachi-wheelwright s-Levi E. Cohen, Brighton, printer-John Ballinger, Orchard-place, Kingsland-road, grocer-Hleniry Hewetson ...