The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-30 00:00:00

WYCH-ETREET.

The Royal Olympic Theatre. proprietors C. Davison,
Esq., and Captain Spicer, the whole contents destroyed
—not insured.

No. 3. Mr. Dingley, loan-office, the back front of
house, roof, and skylight damaged by fire and water—
not insured.

No. 4. Mr. J. Bean, King of Prussia public-house,
back of building damaged by fire and water—insured in
the Sun Fire-office.

No. 5. Mrs. Giles, baker, damage to contents by fire
and water, removal of furniture, &c.—not insured.
No. G. This houso is let out in tenements, contents of
every floor damaged by water, fire, and removal—not
one of the parties insured.

CRAVEN BUILDINGS.
No. 10. Mr. Gilbert, machinest, contents damaged
by fire and water, building also, and workshops at the
back of the premises—not insured.
No. 11. Mr. Eden, compositor, similar damage to
or portion
of
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contents, back windows burnt out—not insured.
No. 12. Mr. Nutt, bookbinder, second and third
floors used as workshops, burnt out, roof, &c., damaged
No. 13. Mr. Davidson (lessee of the Royal Olympic
damagedTb y fire
Theatre), rter e and
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removal, o.naont insured.deveryfloor of
the building damaged by fire and water, furniture
No. 15. Mr. Sanito, let out to lodgers, second and
third floors burnt out, the roof destroyed, rest of
building damaged by fire and water. Mrs. Savage, like
damage to part of furniture and hasty removal. Insured
in the Phcenix Fire-office.

No. 15. This house let out to lodgers, building only
insured in the Phcenix Fire-office ; thu back front
scorched, glass broken, and furniture damaged by re-
moval.
No. 16. Mr. Belcher, builder, back of house damaged
by tire, as also furniture by removal—not insured.
NEWCASTLE-STREET.
No. 8. Mr. Walker, scale maker, back of house
scorched by tire, glass broken, and damage to contents
—not insured.
No. 9. Unoccupied. Similar damage by fire and water
to third-floor back front.

No. 10. Mr. Moss, Pavilion public-house, third-floor
back burned out, lower floors slightly, and contents
damaged by fire and water—insured in the Licensed
Victuallers' Company.
No. 11. Messrs. Mumford, corn chandlers, back win-
dows burnt out, and damage to the building by fire and
water; believed to be insured in the Sun Fire-offico.

No. 12. This house let to families; back of building
scorched, window frames, glass broken, and damage to
the various floors by water—Rot insured.
No. 13. Mr. Fowle, engineer, like damage ; Mrs.
Simonds, furniture, &c., damaged by removal, &C.—in-
sured in the Sun Fire-office. Mr. Little, printer, work-
shops at the back greatly damaged, window-frames
burnt, and other damage—insured in the Hand-in-hued
Company.
Number of brigade engines present .. 16
West of England Company's engine
St. Mary-le-Strand „,
St. Clement Danes „,
Messrs. Combe and Delafield

••• 1
..„ 1

Total 20
There were also on the ground about 300 of the metro-
politan and City police, 200 auxiliaries at the various
engines, and the full complement of firemen. There
was an abundant supply of water from the New River
Company's mains.

Lord and Lady John Russell received at dinner oa
Wednesday evening, at the noble Premier's mansion in
Chesham-place, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Earl aid
Countess Grey, the Earl and Countess of Ellesmere,
Lord Seymour, M. Guizot, Air. Campbell of Islay, and
Kr. Mills.
We are happy to state that the Hon. Charles Ewen
Law, 111. P., who had been seriously indisposed, is much
better. The Hon. and Learned Gentleman has, been
staying at Torquay during the present week.