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... Lattimer, aged 44.— Mr. John Sanderson, aged 74. Monday sennight, at Clifton, Mrs. Benson, widow of Mr. Benson, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre, and sister of Mis. Stephen Kemble. On Monday sennight, in London, the Rev John Carver, B. C. L. Archdeacon of Surrey ...
... fo anxious lo give to fuf- fering Europe. Baddeley's twelfth cake, purfuant to his will, was given in the Green Room of Drury lane Theatre, and the ladies and gentlemen acie d tbeir partt to great ad- vantage in devouring the donation. POWER OF MUSIC ...
... Sunday se'nni-*ht, Geo. Bartlev, Esq. acting manager of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, to Miss Smith, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London. DIED. On Monday iast, aged 28, Mr. Edward Prickett ; also, aged 81, Mr. Ralph Walkden, both of Pres- ton. On Sunday ...
... faith- n fis] servant, Casp ioulding, aged 64, who had lived in the it faoily 65years. On Friday last, aged 75, MrsWilliams, Drury-lane. n _ ...
... (135 firn appeaorti1CC ?? Livert7oal ) i Mr. ISHERWOOD AND Mr. MOLINEUX. I a 'IR GEORGE SMART, C:t..o:re o'the Oratorios at Drury-Lane, -will pre- c ''leOrgan and Piano Forte, and acconmpany I .;al picces from the Zauberflute by Mo- s . new invented instrument ...
... terms.; Nine Pipes of superior FORT WINE of the Vin- tage of 1812. lY For particulars apply to P F. M. TAYLOR and QUINN, 8, Drury-lane. Whos daily expect an arrival of fine Dutch FLAX. Nov. 15, 1814. JUST LANDED0. New Imperial French PLUMS, ?? lglb each; ...
... in London (his jirst ?? in Lveqwpsol) S Mr. ISHERWOODA ND Mr. MOLINEUX. SIR GEOR(OE SMART, Conductor of the Oratorios at Drury-Lane, will pre- side at the Organ and Piano Forte. a PART I. No. I Introduction Instrumental 2 Recitative 4 Recitative } Mr. ...
... September 19, 1813 Sale to begin earls day at ten o'clock. WVilth ls Reserve By HENRY WOODS, At the house of Mrs.Willacy, Drury-lane, Liverpool, OnTuesday, 27th dav of September, 1814, at seven o'clock the in evening, e, VWO DWELLING [IOUSES, on the east ...
... wholesale and retail by J. Turimeau and Co, at their Liverpol 'Patent Lam~p Warehouse, Church- street, Liverpool; and 152, Drury-lane, London. ' N. B. A large assortmnent 'Of Coleur Boes, and At every requisite for Painting in Oil anad Water Co-s }ours, ...
... Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, the Popilar Newv Di- :h vertisement, consisting of Dialogue, Music, and ,s, Dancing, entitled is. ORANGE BOVEN! Or MORE N.EJk'S. _ With appropriate FScenery and Dedofationis. As a'acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, with en. ...
... ;s this unfortunate hut superb spectacle, which not recollect have beer/ excecd.-J except haps, by the conflagration of Drury-lane Theatre! Hie massif wi'vhnitses 1 other commercial buildings involved iu fl; tries, up, in the darkne-s the night, the monument ...
... Gfoucefler, and was, compelled to give up the performance, there being no audience. A few weeks previous to the opening of Drury-lane Theatre, this feafon, Mr. Kean met with better fuccefs at Gloucefter, as he was engaged by the Manager at 501. per night ...