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... Druiy-l1,ann, to which a part of the building, made into a ?? room, we believe, lhad been lately carried. The walls in Drury- lane are standinw; but in all (juarters the wood-work and insidc of the 'I'heatre are completely down. The baker's shop closely ...
... GREAT PROTECTIONIST MEETING IN DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Tuesday, the first public meeting of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital, consisting of persons connected with the agricultural, commercial, colonial, ma ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. THE Public is respectfully informed that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is engagad to perform this Theatre for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. This engagement will commence on MONDAY, March 30 1 W1 J' h ted ...
... Anti-Corn-Law League.—The seventh weekly meeting of' the League, took place at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening. The house was crowded every part, and several members of' parliament were present on the platform. The meeting was addressed George ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. P Oct 18, 1839. * «'»- ...
... would him in charge for threatening her life. He went avray towards Drury Lane; he trembled very much; but seemed quite £ober. William Hathaway, a compositor, wtts passing along Drury- lane and met the prisoner with a pistol in his right hand, so near him ...
... engineer.—J. Davis, Fleet-street, upholsterer.—T. Hureourt, Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, brass- founder. —J. A. lioden, Drury. lane, needle-manufacturer. —J. E. Farr, Buldock, Hertfordshire, carpenter.—J. E. C. Bentley, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square ...
... ot the Augustine®, and that morning the nhole bu.lding was flames. Her Majesty has signified Iter inteiition hot;oui..;_, Drury Lane Theatre with her presence to-morrow evening, I' witness Mr. Charles Kean's performance of Hamlet. ■the Funds. —The Consul ...
... Manaon, George street, Birmingham, tea dealer—Walker, Exchequer ofiice, Lincoln's inn fields. E. Mayo, Craven buildings, Drury lane, woollen draper. - Reynolds, Carmarthen street, square. G. Kea.le, Manchester, innkeeper— Ellis and Co., Chancery lane. ...
... wife had been the cause of his having forfeited various engagements, and he had lately lost an engagement an engagement at Drury lane Theatre, in of li't was there, she would l>re*eM h. '..or, and she was refused admittance se; such a disturbance would dlscura- ...
... case of Bunn|v. Lind was tried before the Court of Queen's Bench on Tuesday. The action was brought by the late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre against Madlle. Jenny Lind for breach of contract. Mr. Cockburn, Mr. Peacock, and Mr. Phipson, were counsel for ...
... Buck'* hamshire, tavern-keeper.—E. Smith, Wigmore-s' Cavendish-square, grocer.—S.jGo-WAR4Rejrent-street, seller.—J. Allen, Drury lane, and Golden-lane, ' tea-dealer.—J. Marshall, Colchester-street, Whitech»P ' boiler-maker.—W-Luxford, Trosley, Kent, butcher ...