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... employed, having entered the army on the 7th of March, 1787, fifty-eight years ago, as ensign in the 73d Foot. The receipts at Drury lane Theatre, when her Majesty :attended in state, were nearly 1,0001, The fittings up of the royal box cost 1701. Her Majesty ...
... and single women- Within the past week a model lodging-house for single woolen has been opened in the neighbourhood of Drury- lane, for the accommodation of industrious females of good character, at a low rate of remuneration, and where they are supplied ...
... paviour, Jal. i, ., Feb. .5, at Guilidhall. Solicitor, SIr. James Blctnin, 16, Uriort-fireet, Southwark. IPhilip Phillips, Drury Lane, tailor, Jan. P, 8, Feb. 5, at Guildhall. Solicitois, Meirfra. Howard arid Abriraiams, Jewry-tQreet, Aldgate. ?? Phipps ...
... purchasing Guano, to see that it is not adulterated and mixed up with red sand. Art Union. — A thronged audience assembled in Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday, to witness the annual draw- ing of the prizes of the London Art Union, 11. 11. 11. the Duke of Cambridge ...
... successor to the parts of the late Mr. Emery in London, where he is unlder an engagenlent to perform for three years at Drury Lane Theatre, ?? makes his appearance here on Mlonday evening next, in his popular char- acttr of Tyke, which we doubt not will ...
... starving malady. ANECDOTE OF THCE LATi EDMUND KEAN.-During the recess which follossed Kean's first triumphant season at , Drury-lane, Ice accepted an offer to play at Portsmouth. I-le had then become the great Mir. Kean, travelled in . hisown clariot ...
... REJECTED ADDRESSES.,-Thle little volume in question, one of the lcekiest hits in litera- tucre, appeared on the re-opening of Drury-lane Theatre in October, IS12, the idea having been casually started by the late Mr. Ward, secretary to the theatre, exactly ...
... impunity. 'Case AaR-Umoaro-Tbhe annual meeting of ?? sulb- scribers to this Art-Union of London was hteld on Tuesday in Drury-lane theatre, 1-. R. II. ltsa Duke of Cambridge in the chair. 'The report, after a1lludinlg to the lute pro- ceedings in reference ...