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... extreme breadth, t 60 feet 1s ilch. A renter's share in Covent-garden Theatre, originally worth re nd £o00, and ons In Drury-lane, once worth £210, were sold last bs Ir week at the London Auction Mart, the one for *178 I0s., the tb dst other for £52 ...
... performance of the first act of Bamnett's- eting popular opera, the Mountain Sylph, in which Mias Ro- metaierucgertdpouart t Drury-lane, where in an sectlyrpaethpatwohundred successive aiself eay n rcfl hnhrproation o hslvl tinct an nmue prto h i;adher deihfnvoc ...
... for 3d. Richard Lloyd, the person who secured Hatfield, the lunatic, ahes in the et f tirc5g a pietot at George lII, in Drury-lane Theatre, died last week in the Satop Infirmary. We understand that a pension of three hundred pounds a-year, upon the Civil ...
... FIN ANCIAL . REFORM ASSOCIATION. XI The first aggregate meeting of this body was hold yester- day evening soennight, in Drury-lane Theatre, which was crowded in every part. Sir Joshua Walmseley, M.P, President of the Association, occupied the chair, and ...
... S0 sovereigns stolen at the sanme tin we not found in the hole. were The Seven Chlampiris of Christendom are to figure St Drury-lane, at Christmas, under the commnfi of D actsr c Letters from Calcutta to the 24th of July state tl indigo manufactories were ...
... D'Aguilar, by Bothrwell; and of the late Thomas n Lewis, Esq., by the President of the Royal Academy; the ae Members of the Drury-lane and Covenit-garden Theatricat Coin- It panics, by Sharp; the classical subject of Hylas, by, Howard ; c I, the Lord of ...
... op the Point at Portsmnouth, that we shovild have Rentred here in this manner to-day.1 The nevw tragedy in rehearsal at Drury-lane is from the Pen, of Barry Cornwall, and bears thetitle, we believe, of the Provost of Bruges. Macready and Vandenhoff are ...
... as inel 11 soon as a convenient site can be obtained for its erection,. i lcin. tl the Balfo has cempssed a now opera for Drury-lane, the libretto, thu !mer as usual, by Mr. Biuon. It is said to be in active preparation. soce and There is a rumour that ...
... for, ' arid At . Arigust, 1846.-. - ecur- Edward FTo, of 15, Peurhyn-street, Liverpool; and James ea ee, Brown Carson, of Drury-lane, Liverpool, for an alarumnr. . - n6g - William Brown, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, for t ir a unrer carrtage ...
... -Canterbu'1 Tales ,- a manuscript of the 1*th wnor 15th century, Xi1. IOs. 6d.:; and an extraordinary t tve collection of Drury-lane and Covent-garden play bills, 'nt from the year 1751, with MSS. and notes by Mr. Kem dig ble, &c. for X189.; Shakspeare's ...
... bebt ed. their ?? Mercry.b mt, Fron the economy necessary to he introdstre d e ?? oe end iftnot all, thedepartments of Drury-lane Theatre, ite ne rice tnanager has acquired the appellation of As /? tohte of CN7;Us Sale.-Peele's Coffee- ot was ?? antI ...
... amend the law of mar- P.an DR. riage as it relates to certain degrees of affnity. Ccl la- Mr. Fox Cooper, who had taken Drury-lane Theatre, engaged fell perforiners, and adivertieed his speculatIon, hoe been informed den mt by tke proprietors that they ...