... GRAND OPERA, DRURY LANE T N ’ Reports having been industri msly circulated affecting the solveney of M. Jullien, his professional adviser has addressed to the Editors of the publie press the following letter, which we | have great pleasuie in publishing ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. The foilowlna opinions of the leading metropolitsn Journals, on the opening of tlie Grand Opera, under the of Jnllien, lead us to hope that last there chance establishing a national lyrical rstahiishinrnt : The season of the ...

... Turning, Nov. 24, IX4O. V. Henry Jo*e|th Heed, Cb*»hire Cbeeae Tavern. Ma qau coart, Drury lane, licenaed rictoalkr Ckarlet Hawkiaa; Tottenbam court roml. draper BANKaorra. Peter Prrrinjr Tbom.. Waralek aquare. and stereo*>P*T Sarah llvmphrej.. Herne ...

... t, flax apinner. William Liddle, iax apinner. William John Hammond, street. Strand, lessee of the Threatre Royal, Drury lane, and the New Strand Theatre, also of the Liver tbea're, Liverpool, and tenant the Doncostor theatre, Doncaster, muaic. baok ...

... EVENTS OF THED WEEBK. Drury Lane Theatre was opened on Monday evening, for the exhibition of Hughes's animals in a spectacle called ¢ The Desert.” ¢To what base uses may we return, Horatio ! '=The Kinz of the French has presented the Dowager Lady Brenton ...

... mistaken; it is Enon Chapel, in Clement’s Lane, which you can see any day by applying for an order to G. A. Walker, Esq., 101, Drury Lane; to the Editor of this Paper, or any otlier members of the *Society for the Abolition of Burials in Towns.” We recommend ...

... maker*, and botiae ni* ltkbartl H- ala, Marsball afreet, tiolden *,uarc, packer and preaaer Henry Ki-e«l, Uarauia court Drury lane. victualUr Arthur aud Walter Oppenbeim, Mansell street, a field*, tiatber men bants Stannard Leak. Holt, Norfolk, milliner ...

... of soliciting the aid of the officers. She was great favourite in the country, bul we think did not make her appearance Drury lane Theatre until January 31, 1793, fei/dia tngiih in The fin als. In London she produced little impression, and her lirst character ...

... importance, lor do not find her announced fur any character higher than Lady tiodiva Peeping Tom. Indeed, when consider that the Drury lane company at that lime there were such established favourites Mrs Siddoos, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Farreo, Mrs.-Kemble, aud Miss ...

... knowledged, Mr. Walker was, in the year 1838, a ycong man Jjust commencing life ns a surgeon and general prac. titioner in Drury Lane, when the subject of intramural interments arrested his attention, and he was forcibly struck with the foul practices pursnedin ...

... mannfarturer and common brewer .Joseph Emery. Wclla, Somersetshire, surgeon. Ol VI DPMI’S. T. Pitbeam. Parker street. Drury lane, tmilh. April L. Monro, Solt-abridge. Hertfordshire, paper mAuufacturer, April 5. K. Mirctiell, Lime street. City, merchant ...

... truncheon* of police. 2 Thomas Potty, 02 Essex street; wouodad scalp caused policeman** truncheon. 9 l6, Charles street, Drury lane: similar iujury from same cause. 4 Ellen Collins, 3, Terroe court, Chelsea: bead injured being pushed down and trodde ...