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... newly painted and embellished, is now open for a brief Season, urtder the direction of Mr. PENLEY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Places for Boxes be taken at Mrs. Ella's, Market-place; and Tickets be bad at Chamberlain's, East-gates, and Cockshaw's ...
... corps dramatiqve, made his first appearance with Harley, with whom has frequently performed upon the more exalted boards Drury-lane. Last night the Lord of the Manor was presented, and received considerable applause. We are almost inclined to think Miss ...
... yet appeared have met him, (laughter.) Where's the nse of instructing the obstinate and brutal? sent play (a tragedy) to Drury-lane Theatre, and they promised to bring it out before the public, but was obSged to yield its place the dragons, and tigers ...
... after he came here. The July, 1830, was the last time saw him alive. He then lived at Mr. Elliott's, No. Charlei-sti eet, Drury-lane. On the 19th of November saw the body of the boy in St. Paul's burial-ground, Coventgarden, and believe it to be the body ...
... per dozen. Terms, Cash on delivery in London. Postage and other charges to be paid by buyer. Henrvßrett, Merchant, 109, Drury-lane. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, BY IF. LANGLEY, At the Falcon Inn, Uppingham, in the connty Rutland, on Wednesday, the 4th day of January ...
... at Guildhall for a seditious libel, and ‘discharged, the jury able to agree as to the verdict. — A grand ball is given at Drury-lane theatre for the of the distressed Irish. It is attended by the King and Queen, and a great number of persons of rank. 10 ...
... Kingsland-road, grocer and cheesemonger.—Levi Emanuel Cohen, Brirhton, printer and publisher. —John Henry Davy. Parker-street,, Drury-lane, coach wheel wright. Henry Hewetson, Strand, carpet dealer.—George Harrison, Ebury-street, Pimlico, builder.—Benjamin Kent ...
... as Lord Teynham had given an order for one of the the order was said to be for the King’s bex; took a coach and drove to Drury-lane Theatre, and told him he was in the King’s bow. The witness was crosswexamined by Mr. but ne thing material we elicited ...
... murder on the person of a poor man. named Thomas Cooper, a journey- man carter, 45 vear- of awe, at No. 37, Brownlow- street, Drury-lane, in the employ of Mr. exten- sive master carman, residing at No. 1, Silver-street, Bloomsbury. Li appeared that abort six ...
... Mr. S. Knowles. Mourners.—Mr. Hughes, Mr. Douchez, Mr. F. Phippen, Mr. Forster, Mr. Carpue, Mr. J. Smith. Theatre Royal Drury Lane Fund Co mmittee—Mr. Penley, Mr. J. Russell, Mr. Webster, Mr. T Mr. Fitzwilliam, Mr. Bennett, Mr. J. Vining, Mr. Willmott ...
... Joseph Banks, in the en- trance to the Museum, ow a fine one of Shakspeare, similar to that which is in the ve stibnle of Drury-lane. The General Union of the Building Trades is not yet A meeting of dele gates from all parts of the kingdom has been holding ...
... Phenix-wharf, White- friars, coal merchant. it, — , Ingli-, James, Hampstead, baker. 13, — —, Kent, William, Russel-court, Drury-lane,. licensed victnaller. Il, — —, Mazzucchi, Joseph, Cheapside, dealer in Italian produce. 13, — —, Stead, John Charles Samuel ...