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... Anne, Hon. Miss Cotton—Lord Cadogan, of the Is/ Life Guards in the time of Queen Anne, de Ros. Drury Lane Theatre. —On Monday night her attended Drury Lane Theatre, the performance bein? * benefit of Mr. Macready. Her Majesty was received ardent demo ...
... inspection and superintendence of staple provisions.— The Cerberus. Poison-Gas. —The public are indebted to Dr. Walker, of Drury Lane, London, for exposing the crowded state of the grave-yards, not only in the metropolis, but in other densely populated cities ...
... machinery in the town of Rochdale. One hears of him in all quarters —now on the hustings at Durham, next on the stage at Drury Lane, and then on a ricketty platform at Cambridge. But the public homage he receives is getting too much for his weak head, ...
... FROM TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. JOSHUA KIDD, Drownlow-stieet,Drury lane, cunier. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. DAV ID LONGSDON, CaMle-street, Southwark, funier. BANKRUPTS surresiukk in BASINGHALL-STREET. EDWARD BEETHAM, Lincoln’s Inn-Heliis ...
... such unbounded applause before the most brilliant, astonished, and delighted audiences, at Her Majesty’s Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, WILL HAVE THE HONOUR OF APPEARING Before the Agriculturists of East Sussex, AT THE TOWN-HALL, RYE, On Saturday, the \Qth ...
... be prelented to the Grand fury tor Middlefex, againt James - * « Bannifter Truelock; the former for firing at the King at Drury-Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we learn, for aiding and abetting him in the diabolical a&t. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... three days illness, of erysipelas the throat, S. Price, Esq., the well-known American Theatrical Manager, formerly Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. ...
... at the Talbot inn, .~2. Joln Chorley, of Liverpool, mcrthe Golden Lion, Liverpool.—May s. obinfont and Jebn Ibbetfon, of Drury:lane, at Guildhall.—March 31. Wm. Parker, ber-firect, Goodman’s-fields, tailor, at -31. ' Haac Smedicy, of Maiden.lank, hoficr ...
... ale and wine cellars, brewhouse, and all other necessary out offices. There is also a back entrance into the lane called Drury-lane. For a view of the premises and for all further particulars apply to Mr. H. W. Townsend, Solicitor, Rugby. Rugby, 26th December ...
... Guildhall.—ll. G. Harstreet, hosiers, at Guildha'l.— Tewer-hill, chart-seller, at o Low rSeon ersgate-street, cabinet-maker, e, ‘Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, Christian, High-street, Mary -leidhall.—Aug. 5. T. Salter, Triuildhall.—Nov. 14, J. Bullock, ine-merchant ...
... had been placed in the hands of Members, relative to Committees on Private Business. (left sitting.] The Royal visit to Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday evening, the twelfth paid by the Sovereign to the patent houses since her Majesty’s return to Buckingham ...
... damaged the adjoining valuable horses were bu smoke. From the qu the conflagration was one witnesséd, not yielding i fire at Drury-lane. For the Grand Junction C %«ahh ly ten cm’ alt. the 1 o ing’” prem bottom stored antty anal e ‘tap of n, n no heqt of m— ...