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... DRURY LANE ADDRESSES. T T- THft EDITOR. OF THUEMORNINGI CHRONTICLE SifR, After such a profusiori of undeserved compliment ;s Molierulus has bestowed upon my. last letter, I ought, perhaps, to feel some difficulty in still continuing to difer in opinion ...
... DRURI' LANE ADDRESS, Although the discuss'in of the Drury Lane Ad.. .dress is, stri~ly, amon~g the: subjea which come withia the purview of a liberally couiduced print, yet it is quite another thing that even such a pint should be involved in a controversy ...
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... the medium of your Paper., torrech the mistatements that leave gone abroad respet. ing my late appeal to the audience of Drury Lane They i a tre; not unnecessarily to defend myself against the DO- in and scandalous freedoms in which some of the publi ...
... friendship to any Bond-'street Beau who wishes to make a figure at Head.Quarters. The account rendered by the Committee of Drury- lane Theatre, in their putlic advertisement in this papser of yesterday, is, without comparison, the most satistac- tory voucher ...
... -Irdy, of-Liverpo~ol, shipwrluhts-I Worley and WV. EUre, of Cheap- aide, .lincn-duapers-. 'renerce a od J. -lMiles, of Drury lane, ironsnongees-J. Rickerbsy unaD. MI'Carton of Fountain-court, tailors-;l'. Blanden and J. Eres, of Birmingham, jewellers-W ...
... reallg think that the decorous part C of ffe audience could not possibly by their exertions effeat it. Indeed, the Nbew Drury Lane is almost free from the annoyance by its judicious cnnstiion.-t do not conceive the exertions to preserve the liner of the ...
... is succeeded in his nd title and estates by his eldest son Lord Castlerosse. e It is said the sum taken at the doors of Drury -lane Theatrq, on its opening, was 8591. ...
... ZOO KS PUBLISIEf THIS D.Ay. Pies.by Lowndiee ?? Hoblns, at, Xartwis-court, Drury- lane, v-,d soldlby Batchblrd, No. 190, Piccadilly, 3jMI.NOUR the T.TARTAR A ThMel 'Dtarg,4 QL0writtetah.'!yM. (;; ...
... ?? to'be*ad a secondtisne. . . A. messge .was received frmi the, Lqrds, statiig.that their , Lordships had areed to the Drury Lane Theatre Bill withnsome *. amendments; to which_ they_ .deaxred the concurrenie of the HoJuse,.r - .- NOTTINGHAM FRAME WORK ...
... had, tbe first Number, published on tile first of January'Nst.s . -- Drikic 2s.'by Lowndes and Hobbs, 17, Marquis-court, Drury. lane, and sold-by Hatchard, No. I90, Piccadilly, 'rTMOUk thes' TARTARO 'A Melo Draned, . 1 isitten by MI.d G. LEWIS, as, perfrmed ...