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... HE AA ee —— respectfully informed, that Hou: COOKE, } To be SO!t by ‘heatre- Rowal, Drury- Lane ; On Monday the 1- morning, at No. im the same Theatre 5 of a person 7 ANCHARD, iN parlot, and be wal, ; and of which may I ING LADY. vel, are engized fur ...
... was an adion on a bill of exchange fot tool, drawn by Finch, of tbe O. Pi Tavern, Rufiel.court, accepted by Mr. Kean, of Drury- lane Theatre, and indorfed over to the plaintiff! The defence fet up was, tbat the bill had been discounted by tbe plaintiff ...
... Homer, Newburr, »WrK bvr,- man..— J. C F.rVN, Rustelfcour't, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coffee housekeeper— S J Lob, Windmill ttreet, Finsbui.y square, Middlesex, meicbant— W ; T«e*ejl, Drury lane,. Middlesex, cheesemonger. ». - , . Saturday, Feb 2* ?? r* ...
... aged 76, Mr. Samuel Webb, the cele- brated musical composer - - On the 17th nit. Mr Betterton, brother of Mrs. Glover, of Drury lane Theatre. Lately, afYaaden, Richard Lister, a noted jockey. ...
... and —. Siasmyth’s Bm 1@ second centenary since his 2to Ll onthe Pri eetfully commemorated by the heat even betting ; r Drury Lane, after thetragedy colt; the second he Garrick’s celebrated Ode on Same Day —A rined, with all the original and Vv the late ...
... ict* treaty that its fate might speech Iv determined as the comfort of bis family for the winter its sufcess, and ottered Drury, lane fora very trilling sum. The N> ble I’ost i*aJ t with such admiration, that sent Itelore shl‘ - the odter the Committee, ...
... tent as performed, under the directioas of Sir GEORGE SMAR T, the three last Seasons at the Oratorios in the theatre Royal, Drury Lane, descriptive of the BATTLE and VICTORY at VITTORIA, gained by the Armies tinder the command of Field- g. h MarshalhisGracethe ...
... aad the completion of the second centenary since hb death, wm most respectfully commemorated by the London Theatres —\At Drury Lane, after the tragedy tsf Romeo and Juliet, Gar rick's celebrated Ode on Shakspeare wm performed, with all tbe ori- ginal and ...
... session of Mr. Hamlet Mullion, held by lease under in t the Corporation of Liverpool. on Apply at Mr. BARDSweLL's office, in Drury. lane. tht -- ?? I HANOVER ROOMNS. ) tro T lOTISEIIOID FURNII'URE of every descnp- - H n Trio;, of the very first fashion and ...
... prisoner. has now presorted an amended schedule, more aggravated than the last. The Learned Serjeant then read—“ wife's salary Drury-lane Theatre (deducting Property Tax), over which 1 have no ' eontroul, nor could have received the same had i I applied for ...
... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...
... Comic Actress, has lately been unavoidably pressed fnlo the service of Melpomene I ! Miss L. Kelly, the charming every thing Drury-lane Theatre, has retired in disgust certain fines and penalties. Mr. Bartley, the FaUtaff of l)rury*lan« Theatre, has relinquished ...