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... ' CONSISTING OP RECITATIONS and COMIC SONGS, Which will be sung and spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, Of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. The above Divertisement is entirely new, the Prose and Verse, which compose it, having been written eipressly for the occasion ...
... | „ STRONG CANADA BRANDY, \ TWO PER CENT BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMIT ED STRENGTH OF FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury-Lane, London, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperiel Gallon, for ready money. William Watson's ...
... be found for them in fpite of all Napoleon's decrees. Laft night a new Comedy of the fenti- ment.il kind, was produced at Drury-Lane Theatre, the avowed production of Mr. H. Siddons* entitled, Time's a Tell-tale, and very favourably received. The Comet ...
... expected, but, the samples were mostly of middling and infeiior quality, with prices declining. bankrupts;. John Robson, Drury-lane, London, grocer. P. Gandon', Wentworth-street, Wnitechapel, Lon- don, cooper. P. G. C. Robinson, Liverpool, merchant. W ...
... iatends to sojourn Until Monday.— Freeman's Journal of Wednesday, Drury-lane Theatre.— -Las* nlgbt, (be cam- paign of tlie Winter Theatres closed by the termination of the season at Drury-lane. The performances were for tbe benefit of FJtx- wiliiain, and ...
... Hill, Market Street. 2nd December, 1847. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. MUSIC HALL, LANCASTER. MR. TEMPLETON, (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and Corent- Garden,) TT T ILL have the honor of making his first appear- W pnee in Lnncaster, in one of his GRAND MUSICAL ...
... fire broke out at half-past four o'clock on Thursday afternoon in the sawing-yard of Mr. Gillespie, timber merchant, in Drury-lane. It burned furiously for nearly two hours, and illuminated the whole of Westminster, the flames resisting every effort of ...
... about the middle of Feb. Mr. Wait bread, it is faid, on Saturday laft delivered the grout. d upon which the New Theatre in Drury-Lane is to be c reeled to the Builder, who has engaged, nnder a bond of 20,0001, to complete the edifice on or before the lft ...
... that he helped himfelr in every inftance with the left- hand This was alfo obferved in Court Upon the trial. » Ttratrt, Drury-Lane— Matter Betty ap- Df>ared to conliderable advantage on Satur- d utftht, at this Theatre, in the charader a the Earl of Warwick ...
... Putney to that place will be private. Mr. Sheridan has refigned his property in, and tbe direction of, tbe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to his fon, Mr. T. Sheridan. NEW SHERIFFS. Cheshire— -Post poned. Cumberland — Jos. D. B Dykes, of Dovenby, Esq. Derbyshire— ...
... attorney to Signor Joseph Marielti to sell her pro- perty in Italy. The Queen, on Monday night, unex- pectedly visited Drury-lane Theatre, to see the Tragedy of Marino Faliero. There was but a thin audience, and ber Majesty's re- ception was anything ...
... Lieut. Col. Commandant P. V. NRW THEATRE, PRESTON, Will OPEN on MONDAY, Jult 16, I*o4. BL*. MELLON, from Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane; Mr. YOUNG, from Theatre-Royal, Liverpool ; Mr. S WEND ALL, fr.m Theatre-Royal, Man- chester j are engaged to perform during ...