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... previous to the purchase of it for his Grace being complete. We are authorized to contradict the death of Mr. Robert Palmer, of Drury Lane Theatre, wbich appeared in some of the Morning Papers of yesterday, as it is without foundation.? Morning Post. Singular ...
... Flags were flying on the church steeples and public buildings, during the day. In the evening the Italian Opera House, Drury- lane, and the Haytnarkct Theatres, and the houses of the Royal Tradesmen, were illumi- nated. The Earl and Couritess of Lonsdale ...
... about the middle of Feb. Mr. Wait bread, it is faid, on Saturday laft delivered the grout. d upon which the New Theatre in Drury-Lane is to be c reeled to the Builder, who has engaged, nnder a bond of 20,0001, to complete the edifice on or before the lft ...
... dollars for the merchants. A soil is now pending in the Consistory Court, Doctors Commons, instituted by H. E. Johu.tone, of Drury-lane Theatre, to annul his marriage with Annette Parker, now John- stone, his wife, on the ground of minority and non-consent ...
... for a libel, contained in a work written by tbe Defendant. Wednefday, Colonel Congreve attended! at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, (accom- panied by Mr. Braithwaite), to put the whole of his wonderful apparatus in motion, for the conveyance of water ...
... *-l 0 Ralph Bradley, Crutched Friars 1(10 David Moriitt, of No. 223, Holy well-street, Sl.oreditcb 1710 John Moore, 24, Drury-lane I_o The verdict obtained in the ease ol llalph Bradley, was for selling imitative coffee; oue ingredient used in manufacturing ...
... Thomp- son, Esq. who was fined to be excused serving It is, we understand, finally settled that Mr. EUiston is to have Drury-lane Theatre, his offer being the highest. According to au Act passed the 2d inst. for amending the laws respecting the settlement ...
... doable the number have come to tbeir death in tbe hoofe. Meflrs. Rae and Dibdio were yeflerday declared the ew Managers of Drury-lane *Eb'NEBD*%Y*B MAIL. I O N D O N, Momoat, July 17. *H E country will bear, with fatisfadion, X the arrival at Portfmouth ...
... 18 IS, ?? Juae 10, mis'. Mr. Vansittart is saiel to have won upwards of £8000. at the last Epsom races. Mr. Wallack, of Drury-lane Theatre, and his wife, the late Miss Johnstone, Ihe daughter of Mr. Johnstone, of the same Theatre.em- bark very shortly ...
... exception of the Marquis of Drogheda, now in his 90th year, and at the head of the Generals of the army. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre on Mon- day evening, when Kean made his first ap- pearance for the season in Richard the Third, exceeded five hundred ...
... hear, just received the bo&jJJ I a Baronetcy) of which report speaks ml I highly, has been acceptcd'by the aianaeeat; fl of Drury-lane Theatre. I On Saturday the Agricultural Petition nfl introdneed into Caiiferbury .Market be fl neighbouring liientleman ...
... Week. .£ 89,784 Mr. 11. Johuston and Mr. Kemble are both mentioned as likely to succeed Mr. Raymond, iv the management of Drury-lane Theatre. The letters received from Limerick this morning, state that tlie Eliza, which had arrived at that port, from Calcutta ...