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... out. — They were, however, more successful with the other two, and dragged them, in separate coaches', to Mr. West's, mi Drury Lane, where Watson was in waiting to receive and congratulate them. — After fliey alighted, they add rest the multitude from ...
... I pool. O XVITHOUT RESERVEt, JBy the direction of the Mortgagee, at the House of Mr. Booth, the Elephant and Castle, in Drury- lane, Liverpool, on Friday next the 21st instant, at seven o'clock in the evening. A DWELLING-HOUSE, on the west side of 1 B ...
... celebrated, Wits of the Age, a great many of which have never before been puhliabed.-. By RALPH WEW5TZER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Price 65. boards. A 'OO'D SE O TEETH. BUTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POW- DDER is a requigite the most indiipensible to the 'I ...
... 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 ...
... FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE. MONODY. Written by Thomas Campbell, Esq. and spoken by Mrs. Bartlev, at Drury-Lane Theatre. BRITONS ! although our task is but to show The Scenes and passions of fictitious woe, Think not we come this night without a part In ...
... boot-maker — A Taylor, North Shields, sail-maker — W Breeze, Hanky, Staflbrdshiie, potter — l Abraham., Craven-build- ings, Drury-lane, .Middlesex, glass-merchant — W Paxton, Goddiugton, Oxfordshire, baker — J Pear- son, Portsmouth, draper— D Morris, Tenby ...
... plays twelve nights for tbe Managers, and the thirteenth for his own benefit. Mrs. Siddoos performs with him the last night. Drury-lane Theatre. —A Meeting Proprietors was held on he 20th inst. at which, after some debate, it was determined (hat after the ...
... John S Andrews, hrtm Minster, Dorsetshire, jobber in nones— J Garner Worcester, boot-maker — J Allcock, Ru*«e!l-cunrt' Drury-lane, Middlesex, victualler— C C S Bortien' Miuories, Middlesex, insurance-broker— w R^l tread, Little Chelsea, Middlesex, baker- ...
... with the Bee-Hive. And on Saturday, desire of the Stewards the Races, COMEDY, in which Mrs. Glover, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will make her first appearance on this stage these five years; a Farce . To accommodate the Company who attend the Races ...
... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...
... same da; , and nearly at the sume hour, as Mr. Raymond, died his friend Mr. Robert Palmer, also of the Dnniaiic Corpsof Drury-lane. .Mr. P. was the oldest performer at present on the stage, and through a long public life preserved a character highly ...