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... Duchess uf Sutherland; and the Battle of Trafalgar, in 1836. Mr. Stanfield occupied a long time the post of decorator at Drury-lane Theatre. The Royal Academy made him an associate in 1832, and elected him an honorary member in 1835. He made frequent visits ...
... Esq. of (Great Suffolk-street, Sautliuwitrk.-At Saint Mary's, Larbetil, Jamies WIn. yallack, Flsq. of the 'heoalre Royal, Drury-lane, to ..(eorgiana Sesapoa, daucciuter of. J. Johnstone, Esq. of tie samc Theatre. -IRichard Miles Wysne,jun. Esq. of Eyartli ...
... the late W. Gibbs, Esq. of Hill-house, Danbut y.- At Bristol, WV. Sheridan, Esq. to Miss Campbtell, of the Theaire Royal, Drury-lane.-Mr. Wnm. Fayers, miller, of Billestan, Suffolk, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Nicholas Freeman, of Dedhaim, Essex.-At Great ...
... sqsuare, Mr. Mlassingham, who for forty years filled the situation of Clerk of the Renters and Free Admis- sion Office, Drury-lane Theatre.-On Seturday, at her house in London, Mrs. Renaud, the actress, known for many years as the beautiful MNrs. Powell ...
... cabinet makers and upholsterers. Josiah Tihlett, Colcheste- plumber. Johni Macknees, Stratford, Essex, baker. William Bond, drury-lane, licensed victualler. Henry Quarterisan, Oxford, carpenter and builder. John Mlark, Duke-street, Manchester-square, butcher ...
... uof Great Cornal, Sntfpl;i.At St. .buisos Cubrchi. Mls. 4G. Bryan, sugsil, to Miss C. C. Bristow, of the Theatrs Royal, Drury-lane and Lvcecium.-iMlr. Win. King, of the pple-t'ce5, Grsea IWaltham, Essex, to It'liss C. Glor, o( the sane ?? Judsin, Esq ...
... Englandl, His name- is intimately connected with the stage during its brightest period. Mr. De Camp -was ,an actor at old Drury-lane, in 1800, and is favqurably noted by theO chroniclers Of that time. Heo was the maternal uncle of that talented actiess ...
... larian, only daughter of J. Crouch, Esq. of Stoke Newing- 8 ton Park.-At St. John's, Alarylebone, H. R. Bishop, Esq. e of Drury-lane Theatre, to Ann, eldest daughter of D. V. Riviere, Esq. of Cirencester-place, Fitzroy-square.-J. IV. e J. Gole, Esq. of ...
... of the late Mr. ?? Burcb, (if Hun1oorford, Berhs.-Ann, wvife of Rtichard Pealke, Esq1, 'TIheasurer of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.-Agued 71, Mr. Robert Garwood, corn- inspector, at pssvich.-Suddenly, Mr. C. Marton, ltrchaliit, of Domilsam, Norfolk, aged ...
... the water, were despatched in cabs mand carriages to the Mid- dlesex side, where it is said to have saved the lessee of Drury-lane frott Bankruptcy by filling that house to the - ccilinig for night after night. The Rent Day n-as another great success ...
... Kesteven. 1, DDEATHS. .e May 6, at West Malvern, James Hcnry Horneastle, late x vocalist and actor, of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and nCovent-garden, in his 68th year. v May 9, at Geneva, suddenly, Admiral William Bateman e Dashwood, aged 73. 5, May ...
... sensation. From this tinm her success was complete, anid she reigned the spoilt favourite of the London putblie both iat Drury-lane cud Covent-garden, plioying w wlit is tehiiiciileiy termied 'fir>t lighlt comedy,'' ?? h as L' !',a Lamspra ie Te Rivals ...