... Raintottli, certainly the sweetest ballad sing,a in England ; tile WO miler great guns arc Mr. (raven and Mr. Stri.icon from Drury Lane. They would wake their bait appearance ycaterday, (Friday) evening in La Soinsinbula. Toe Messrs. lioxby's have commenced ...

... revolution a resertal and ht. 31 one. I ' o Is.M. n' May 11th; ‘o la-17, June sate. chests Currier. at tie Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. .e• -2 me .' g ee, • ;ems , ee • ee i • ',..e - 1 ' • 419 e '' e e / 7 e iCeemile77 eteee as o' ey Ate/ : 4 2 ...

... linbittodesstreet, St. Mary-le-Horse, licensed victualler. Charles Corbett Wilson, Date try, serivenor. Charles 'nouns Wood, Drury-lane, lioerrikol victualler. I David Le lloutillier, Nortliumberlarslsplace, Coutmereialrind East, draper. John Cole C:williar ...

... admission Mr Games told her that if justice was done comnaon ly termed rather • poser ; and the worthy mite derly centime at the Drury Lane Thestre. during the she ought to occupy the position of the prieoner, she being alooary • was at first somewhat at a loss ...

... frequently conveyed parties there. TIIE SPITALFIELDS BALL.—It is probable that a more brilliant salve was never witnessed in Drury.lane Theatre than was formed by the assemblage gathered there on Friday evening to do honour to a great national cause. However ...

... theatre in Blackfriarteroad, and even then the Hay f - market and Drury lane were in existence as places u amusement. In 1790, we find C. Cibber with a salary of 10ii per week at Drury-lane. The first Italian opera ranferin.-d in England was in 1710,and ...

... reenlensl the nee celebrated I Ilympie a loam of ruins. 11f the Wilding ally a portion of the walls and the portief in Drury-lane, whielt used to lead to the Isox and pit entruwe, are standing. The first itikrmatiooot which tlw inhabitants of the adjoining ...

... tollowise List .4 harms wb. witoe4sed th Prafunnabsys of the 810)THI.101 lit/TCHIN•6O,I, by romulawd, at ter Theatre R0y..1. Drury Lane, April ati. 1547.. -Her Moat (Sraciows Nlajesty the goers, his Kor.al Highness Prince Albert, her Majesty the Quevu Dowager ...

... Coviretvieenn le 1811. Haab, remained—first, foremost, tale catboat a rival-aedi 1814, when she transferred bee melee to new Drury. lane. soon after ebe buns Mrs Be day, the web of the excellent CONIOMNI. /1/8 lades died be the Mitt year of her age. Ilbe who) ...

... Gordon.—Her Mapeaty and Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales, Prime Alfred, the Prisms Royal. sad the Primus Mice, hemmed Drury Lane Theatre with their memos es Saturday ewes. ing. The royal suite mmilftd of the Comeau of Mount Edgeeumbe, the Marquis of ...

... and powerful A MERU' A and a nusetons STUD of heantiful HORSES. (arbirh emoted hurt, • great rnatinn at tbeThe•tn: Itonl Drury Lane. fondue, and Ringley Hall, Pittai^B. ) WILL orr.s, tint* OAKEN TEE& ua MONDAY, 11• Y end, for Three Dip only. The Manager ...

... at great lentil, retitled to the oloervatione of hand. it woe after mumine through those of eevemil sad Oarthsaite, from Drury' Lane, will have the effect Mr Criolitort and denied that the bankrupt had been others in its different protean of menefeetiere ...