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... motions without receiving from the -ouse any sort of encourage- msent. His exertions have in a great, measure pre- served Drury Lane fronm ruin. And as to the hum of the Bible Society, religion is an affair between ran' andi his God, and; h'e- who interferes ...
... may ex . pect, of course, shortly to hear of his Majesty's arrival in Europe. On Monday night last, her Majesty visited Drury- lane theatre' to see the tragedy of Marino Falieri. As soon as the audience understood that she was present, a .simultaneous ...
... dzy, on the bench, at Castle- a wellan, made his first public appearance since his ,eelebrated displasy on the hoards of Drury lane Theatre. He had come to the rescue of his Olange 'brother magistrates, and did what he could to Dut - down Mr. Rea, the ...
... the motion, 14G.-The House adjourn. is ed at a quarter before seven on Wednesday morning. ld0 7tte ?? Majesty honoured Drury -lane The- the atre with' his presence on' Tuesday evenine. He vwas it'received with much loyalty --anrl returned the con- ht' ...
... the plaintiff has laid his damages in the declaration, for the alleged breach of an engagement by Madlle. Lind to sing at Drury lane Theatre, at and on the part of the defendant several pleas have been pleaded, in which pleas the alleged agreement form ...
... daughter, the sum of £ 15,000 each; to his sons the residue of his property Mr. Burn, the patentee of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. ! has presented a second silvervase to Mr. Dacrow, on account of -the splendid and siscesiful manner In which he his got ...
... of a fracture of-the small boneof thr leg. - I Tresdav. the I5th. inst. sged ge, the widow of the late Mr. formerly of Drury lane Theatre, whon was the father of ri Mrs. Sheridan. I I c SWednesday se'nanight, ins Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, an, aned ...
... avoid tbe conclusion, that, if these gentlenme have tormed a correct estimnate of Mr. Salter's talent, the managers of the Drury. lane Theatre, the Theatre Rloyal, Dublin, and the Liver- pool Theatre, must be most incompeicit judges of thea- trical merit ...
... ':.-ttEiATRICAL CELEBRITYs .Oii he Amnerican Stage, has been ?? con- firmetU by his recent suecess at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, g > y j ¢ s ?? -n (A. - Rk ?? oArLr) . And will make-lisiastci ppsearanc Thisa present ERlpAYiJtyid,18l3,s In Hione's ...
... monthas will bie-allowed for payment gf the purchase money; and further ?? may be known by ay- plying to CitoaMss and LODoc1;, Drury lane. To be LET for any number of years, ROPE.WALK, near G~fton-street, Harrington, 420 yards long, and 8 yards tde, with suiiable ...
... Wolverhampton. Sept. 20, at Ramngate, aged 50, Capt. F. Polhill, for- l merly M.P. for Bedford, for some time lessee of Drury- lane Theatre, and author of several publications. Sept. 21, suddenly, of a rupture, aged 39, Mr. Hugh Hurst, for upwards of eighteen ...
... School will commence on Ist April. THOMAS HOGG, Secretary. Maunt-street, March I£. 7. t 11 allmo . X >AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. '• were much delighted with tliisfesautilul inurnment, {t 8 dulcet tones accompanying voice of Mr. Travers, and anon swelling ...