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... like a soldier, tinder a bastion, near spot where he died heroic death. lietjuieicat pace. the night the 24-th February Drury-lane Theatre was destroyed by lire. The conflagration exhibited most astonishing appearance, and the alarm which ensued interrupted ...
... seven o'clock last night, a young lady, without a protector, was insulted in'the most outrageous manner Prince’sstreet, Drury-lane, by a ruffian, who held his hand sharp instrument, apparently like a cork-cutter’s knife. He was a tall, well-made man, ...
... respectfully •»- a, , !‘ KdKATON, Performer the above, 'b'm.iv to wait them, by addressing line to him, ■- SiioiVs-Gardens, Drury-lane. ■■■ * ■■■ • a*- m- EnTit'VriON.—A select number of young Geut'enivn are boarded and taught the English Language, Trithimdic ...
... of SQL per annum. May vi#»' ed, and particulars had the Premises; atQarraway’sCoflcchouse; and of the Auctioneer, No. 39, Drury-lane, opposite Great Queen-street. N. 8. Proposals by Private Contract in the interim will attended, to, on application to Auctioneer ...
... that he may again have to solicit forgiveness. Lyceum. The Tragedy of Adelgitha, which had been repeatedly represented at Drury-lane Theatre before its unfortunate destruction, was revived here last night with common applause. The drama of itself possesses ...
... in a corner. Extraordinary Appearance. —A few days ago something the shape a Bricklayer's labourer appeared on the ruins Drury-lane Theatre, and excited great alarm in the neighbourhood. The vision seemed to be in the act of removing some the rubbish, ...
... dispatch for *• A,ii .nd Navy.—Au Cifieer’s. s'ervant is wanted. LOST, in Wych-Street, bei«-Ben Newcastle-street, Strand, and Drury-lane, Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, ahout 'even o’clock, WHITTEN TOOK, containing tie particulars of Estate. It use to any one ...
... glasses, spring dial, culinary articles, ic. in. May viewed, and Catalogues had at the ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 39, Drury-lane, opposite Great Qneen-street. . Valuable Leasehold Estate, and genteel Household Fuituime, Qncen-street, Brompton, near ...
... the Serpentine Liver, in Hyde Park, owing to its exposed situation, was but partially covered. meeting of the Trustees of Drury-lane Theatre to take place to-day, when some decisive plan will probably be adapted for th* re-building of the The* atre, and ...
... glasses, spring dial, cu.liuary articles, &c« &c. May viewed, and Catalogues had at the and of the Auctioneer,- No. 39, Drury-lane, opposite Great 1 Queen-street. - Household Furniture, China, Books, atul other Effect,;*, the property of a Gentleman, ...
... bushel measure, and placing it in closet, a bushel of Coals being ordered frqm a different Coal-shed, in the vicinity of Drury-lane, and being brought in, and the man seeing the bushel measure where the Coals were ordered to be deposited, conscious of ...
... 'luvlors, Woollen -Drapers, and others.—A HorsE anil SHOP LET, in that well-known place uf --ade No. 16, White Horse-yard,. Drury lane; rent ami made by lodgers. For particular* enquire, personally, at So. 16, White Horse-yard. 'T'o KA-Kl.as.—To l.liT, by ...