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... whether the order is from the Hon. the East India Com- pany or from the British government. The fair Peri Carlotta Grisi, of Drury-lane theatre, receives fifty pounds per night. AN EXAMPLE To LANDOWNERS.—-Lord Northwick has let 120 acres of arable land, in ...
... occasion. The total number which the managers can muster of those who shared in Nelson's great victory is 199. THE THEATRES.—Drury-lane theatre opened on Saturday se'nnight, under the management of Mr. Bunn. The pieces were The Siege of Rochelle, and the ...
... and Mr. Cobden, members for the West Riding of Yorkshire, has been postponed until the Easter recess. A renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre, formerly worth £500, was lately knocked down, at the Auction Mart, in London, for JE70. In the eastern, western ...
... These ladies are accompanied by that old-established favourite, Mr. Macartliy, formerly a member during the palmy days of Drury-lane. The great contrast of en- tertainment afforded by their united exertions, forms, in itself, an evening of intellectual ...
... THE LATE ASSASSINATION IN DRURY-LANE.—Thomas Blewitt, the poor fellow who has been lying at King's College Hospital, in so precarious a condition, since Saturday, the 25th ult., when he was shot by the boy Graham in Drury-lane, expired at an early hour ...
... at an early hour, in front of Newgate, to witness the execution of this unhappy young man, for having shot his master in Drury-lane, as duly recorded by us. He was respited from the Hitll ult., and hopes were entertained, almost up to the close of the ...
... Manor, Surrey, was received during Lent into the Romanist Church at Prior Park. — Church and State Gazette. THE MAN SHOT IN DRURY-LANE.—The latest accounts received, state that Blewitt is improving, and that he will ultimately recover. The planting in the ...
... Italian opera was now open entirely maintained by foreign artists and there had lately been a French equestrian troupe at Drury-lane, and now there was a French company perform- ing dramas at that theatre. Under these circumstances, the petitioners stated ...
... c printer, named residing at No. 17, White Hart-yard, Diury-lans; returning home from his employment, and walking get, Drury-lane, from the direction of Great Queen-st £ ll. towards Princes-street. On the arrival of the nate man near the corner of P ...
... attack upon the city, according to this witness, was as follows They int nded to erect barricades from the Seven Dials down Drury-lane to St. Mary's Church in the Strand; Temple Bar was to be made a good barricade; then they were to go down to the waterside ...
... hundred and twenty-fourth part of a sixty-nfth part of six pence per annum. The sales that ensued after of Covent-garden and Drury-lane shares only tended to confirm the preference entertained by the public for the former, from the regularity of the Covent-garden ...
... pro- gress rapidly. On Saturday, a pigeon was dispatched at Southampton, at ten o'clock, and arrived at its domicile in Drury-lane, London, at twenty-five minutes past eleven thus flying upwards of seventy miles in eighty-five minutes. Some barrels of ...