... days since accident of a most serious nature occurred at Mr. Bloomfield’s extensive factory for cutlery, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, Just the men were about to leave for dinner, one, named Michael Houghton, who had been at work at a stone to which a s ...

... already enrolled, that tnc members will muster in some thousands. Bradwell, of Coventgarden, and the property manufacturers of Drury-lane, it is said, and the other theatres, are busily engaged in the designing and constructing banners, flags, and the accompanying ...

... cracked, battered trull she is! with a person and morals which would suit Vinegar Yard, and a chastity that would hooted in Drury Lane. ihe morality which Mr. Bulwer has acquired in his researches, political and metaphysical, is of the most extraordinary ...

... performance of Hamlet on Friday last, the occasion of Her Majesty's visit in private, produced the largest receipt taken at Drury-lane Theatre since the reduced prices. The Queen has written letter to the Earl of Munster, expressing her intention continue ...

... Edward Sugden, Lord Henniker, Sir Edward Knatcbbull, Mr. Jackson, &c. It is a curious fact, that during the performances in Drury Lane, on Saturday evening last, there was not single Christian in the dress circle. The evening’s entertainment was for the benefit ...

... be bad been to race near town, and lost about .CiU;O some officers in the guards. IJe afterwards met them in the saloon Drury* Lane Theatre. Bond respectfully recognised them, and mentioned bis intention of opening a house in London. They made a promise ...

... SDAV, May 2 Julm 11.iiiiilioii KryiioLls. .\larlbi>roii>;!i strci’t. moiuy-scrivener. John I'airmam-r, i’titices trc.l, Drury-lane, livcrv-:.;a!«l kccin'r. John Hoston. ivitir-mnvli.int. hnnsly. Wilts, l»la« kcantli. I’.lias - . I),*\cn. John Dowill, ...

... descrintion of minor establishment. Paganini, it said, is about to go London, with the intention of giving some concerts at Drury-lane, on occasion of the coronation. daligunni's Messenger. honour of executing the grand equestrian Wellington testimonial, ...

... Gloucestershire, currier. John Steadman, Preston, hatter. LONDON CAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JULY 31, INSOLVENTS. July 30.—James Miller, Drury-lane, stationer. July Farrant, Mcreworth, Kent, grocer. _ . nANKRtPTCIES David Ward, Manchester, iron merchant. homas Rogers ...

... most distinguished favourites of the public, and who richly merited their warmest applause, made her first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre in the character of Julia,\in Richard Cceur de Lion, on the of October, 178 G, now fifty-two years since. In all ...

... of time was wasted in motion, by T. Duncombe, to defeat the order of the Lord Chamberlain, who prohibits performances at Drury-lane Theatre on Wcdnesday and Friday during Lent. The motion was negatived by IGO votes against 70. In answer to questions put ...

... the 2bth ult. for Gallipoli, besides which, other extensive preparations have been made. The proceeds of benefit given at Drury-lane Theatre for the widow and family of tlie late Mr. Haynes Bayley, the dramatist, realized about .£4OO. ...