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... carried the breeze to the house-tops, created serious apprehensions for the security of the entire square of build-- ings from Drury-lane Little Queen-street. At half-past eight, the front of the house. No. 218, in which the tumbled into the street with tremendous ...
... table. \V iocs. Sic.. kept on board at moderate ebar-es. . . For freight and other particulars apply to MATTHEW & MARTIN. 2, Drury-lane Liverpool; Or JAMES MITCHELL, Union-street, Sligo. Sligo, January 10,1834. ...
... suffering the horrors of poverty and disease for considerable period. .She pired at a wretched lodging in No. S, Charles street, Drury-lane. She was for some years the dure amie of the late Lord Barrymore, had possessed very considerable personarattractrons, and ...
... opera not known England. Her reception was enthusiastic.— Musical | World. . understand Madame Culfe if to make her debut Drury-lane Tl.eitrc immediately alter the production of Mr, new opera. ...
... of the 39th Regiment, one of the oldest officers in his Majesty’s service, and father of the lessee of Covent-Garden and Drury-lane Theatres.— In less than 6 Months Mr, Bunn has lost hiaffeber, mother and brother, On Saturday morning last, Judith, third ...
... and despatched to India without delay. Madame Celeste is expected the Crilisb Queen, and will make her first appearance at Drury-lane. ...
... Wine*, fee., i* kept on board at modsrate charges. For Freight and other particulars, apply to Messrs. MATTHIE MARTIN, / 3, Drury-lane, Liverpool; Or JAMES MITCHELL, Union-street, Sligo. Sligo, Nov. 1, 1833. ...
... happy Ireland share in the groat honour of supplying this National Fund ! ! ! Anti Starch —The recent horriible accident at Drury-lane Theatre has very naturally awakened the attention of the public to the possibility of the prevention of similar catastrophes ...
... Ihe pretent amhaottdor at Munich, who, not long eince, paid & visit of several to London. A new opera, b/ is in rehearse! Drury*lane Theatre, which H. Phillips will sustain principal part.— The subject is The little Red R’ding-hood.” ...
... specially invited to the baptism the infant Prince of Wales, will, very soon after tin arrival, honour the Theatre,— Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden with their presence, when their Majesties will go state. A meeting has taken place at the Lord CTamljerlain’s ...
... table. Wine*, &C., is kept on board moderate char.es. i'oc he igiit and other particulars apply to MATTHEW ft.MARTIN. 3, Drury-lane Liverpool; JAMES MITCHELL, Union-street, Sligo. Sligo, January 16,1831. ...
... before the recess. There is much speculation on this subject, but every thing aiust be mere cob' jeotute. The King visited Drury-lane last night, and was received with the loudest manifeatations of applause.—The house was overflowing, and the performance ...