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... and St. Domingo.iâJune 1. Martin and Son; Brighthelm* ¦ ston, Sussex, drapers.âJune 9. Messrs. Nash, Princcsstreet, Drury-lane, London, glaziers.âMay 25. Cryer, Barker, and Hargreaves, Little Bolton; millwrights.â June 10. Davies, Prior, and Bate ...
... in the late conference. arr dined with the Queen on Friday, and hrnkfasted with her Majesty Saturday. Her Majesty will be Drury-lane Theatre to-raorrow n 'A* Duchess of York.— We lament to say that this illustrious Lad) is ina very infirm state of health ...
... been placed in a tub. A few nights since Mr. Hyde, the celebrated former on the trumpet, was beset band' street robbers in Drury-lane, one of whom hit b' so severe a blow his head that has since bee confined to his bed. Bankrupts from Gazette of Saturday ...
... Queen on Friday, and had also the honour of breakfasting . with her on Saturday.—Her Majesty, Who was expected to visit Drury Lane Theatre this evening, has communicated to the manager her intention of suspending her visit for the present. Alderman Waithman ...
... SIIARSPEARE ASSEMBLY Room, on THURSDAY NEXT, for which purpose he has engaged MR. and MRS. RENNETT P late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Bath, whose vocal talents are reported to be of the first class. The Band of the 4th Dragoons will attend and give their ...
... Jliilibn Gxchetiuer Bills Billi the Bai BjU, Fishery Kill, the the Quarter Sessiohißill, the Southwark Bridge Bj(l, the Drury Lane Theatre Bill, a great number of, private Bills, amounting altogether to about 50. .The Bills before the Honrc were forwarded ...
... Mr. RAE, late stage manager of Drury-lane theatre, 3 gentleman of the highest talents; Messrs. BUTLER,DENNING, and Fool.; Mr.BENsoN,principal singer at Drury-lane, Mr. ISAACS,_ of Covent-garden, Mr. TnoENE, of Drury-lane, an d Mr. Ro„AN, from Bath, &c ...
... by his performance of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and Mr. MUDGE, who was most favourably received at the same theatre in the tragedy of Brutus, are both engaged; as also is Mr. HOLLAND, for so many years past on the Drury Lane Establishment.—We shall next week ...
... are, • Mr. C ONWAY, Mr. HAMBLIN (of the Thea , re )ol.al, Drury Lane) Mr. DENNING, Mr. BUTLER, Mr. HOL• LAN D, Mr.MUDE,Mr..BENSON, M-.THORNE, (the latter four of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) Mr. ISA ACS, (of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr. EGA ...
... singer, has been the ;prima donna of the Italian Opera both of London and Paris, was last season the principal attraction at Drury-lane, and is now drawing crowded -houses nightly to the Haymarket Theatre. She was educated in the very first school of singing ...
... the Season are, Mr. CONWAY, Mr, HAMBLIN (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) Mr. DENNNING, Mr. BUTLER, Mr.HOLLAND, Mr. MUDE, Mr. BENSON, Mr. THORNE, (the latter the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), ■ ; i ISAACS, ■ (Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr ...
... Season are MR. CONWAY. Mr. HAMBLIN (of the Theatre ((.oval Drury-Lane) Mr. DKNNING. Mr. BUTLER. Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MUDE. Mr. BENSON, Mr. THORNE, (the latter four of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) MR. ISAACS, (of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr. EGAN ...