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... Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Blacks lock and Bunce, King’s Bench-walk. Temple; and Messrs. Bardswell and Son, Drury-lane, Liverpool. P. MYERS, Nottingham, optician. Sept, fi, 8. and Oct. at eleven, at the Lion Hotel, Nottingham. Solldtors, Mr ...
... of the visitation of Divine Providence than the case are about to state relative to the family of Mr. Mills, of No. 79, Drury-lane. Within the space of few days, the wife and now widow, of Mr. Mills, was seized with the small-pox, underwent in that state ...
... nameffHill, connected with the profession, waited on Mr. Dowton, and explained poor Barnard’s situation, and Mr. Hughes, of Drury-lane Theatre, visited him directly, and humanely ordered him to be taken tbe greatest care of, and engaged nurse for him. Sudden ...
... has been (for the star system is merely an excrescence of that defect) their greatest detriment.—Jones, it said, goes to Drury-lane, and Wrench to (Movent-Gardenat 18/. per week.— Sunday Times. A man calling himself John Jones, has been apprehended Yarmouth ...
... printer. R. BAUNALL, the younger, Ashenburst-HoU, Stalford, dealer and chapman. B. \V r . ELLISTON, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, Jliddle>e*. and of beiuningtoo, bookseller. H. \T., J. W. tod SI. VT. WOOL), Wakefield, York, wooUtaplers. R. DALLY, Chichester ...
... attended to unless aceompo* with remittances, and postage paid. t P. S. Persons visiting London, may obtain Roxc.- • King’s, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres 0,1 most reasonable terms. /jOXOOX, FRIDAY, War between Spain and I?;,/.-, private letter receive ...
... ' Court ,um of Jfl6,ra7, 3 GrcLs-Green.' 1 rigl ° mar return° llot P rojecn,c I l ' petition against 'the'af.kl^ ** ...
... ill be allrndritc .cempamri with remittances, and postage paid. Fereons visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the King s, Drury Lane, and Corenl Garden Theatres—on the most reasonable terms. ...
... of Mr. Henry Spooner. Hlliston, whose health completely restored, is, understand, in treaty with Mr. Price, the Lessee of Drury-lane, to perform at that Theatre, for twenty nights. The Rev. Mr. Bercsford, of Kibworth, returned at his rent day, Michaelmas ...
... except by making immense sacrifices, which they did not consider justifiable. The music of the new Opera, now in rehearsal Drury lane Theatre, is by Bishop. Braham is the hero. There are two Heroines —Miss Stephens ami Miss Kelly. The part assigned Miss ...
... Mr. elm IT a^et * more striking and more powerful tiian on the occasion question. n * , s produced larger receipts at Drury-lane rett;! durjng ll evenings that he has acted since bis erica * l any former occasion. One * *hrty-three pounds were received ...
... which Theatre, it it said, Mr. Ebsrt also secured the great Sontag. There have been a few HUeordant jars between the Manager Drury-lane and Mias Graddon, which have I ended in the young Lady’s quitting the Theatre. I Digoura, we are sorry to hear, during the ...