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... Feathers, Great W ild-street, Lincolu’s-inn-fields, the body of Eliza Bates, aged twentytwo years.—Mrs. Lewis, who resides 144, Drury-lane, stated that the deceased was servant in a respectable family, and about six weeks since, she carac witness’s lodgings, ...
... Richmond, Surrey, haberdasher and general dealer .Martin Arnsby, Staverton-row, Yv'alworthroad, iiuirey, and formerly of Drury-lane, Middlesex, baker Richard Cooper, late Queen-street, Westminster, but now Noble-street, Falcon-square, London, coal-merchant ...
... the London Tithe Question ; the Atheuaion ; Keportof Music ; The Drama;—Covent Garden Theatre; Freischiilz, yon Like It—Drury Lane Theatre ; Mr.Sapin, My Uncle Gabriel, Miss Foote, Ellislon r. Poule.—Mias Cramer, at Liverbjol —Mr. Decamp, and Macready ...
... Christmas oior.iing they were united in the silken bands of matrimony. Camb. 2*njicr. Theatricals. —The Christmas folks favoured Drury-lane great numbers on Monday se’nnighl, and, according to established usage, the higher powers were pleased dispense their a ...
... Commissioners' Court. Sol. Tanner, New Basinghall-street. Martin Arnsby, Staverton-row, Walworth-road, Surrey, and formerly of Drury-lane, Middlesex, baker, Jan. 8, 18, Feb. 12,' Commissioners' Court. Sol. Robinson, Half Moon-street, Piccadilly. Richard Cooper ...
... stead were at the play does not recollect seeing the Alderman at Croydon in the evening. John.Stuart, private box-ke ...
... believe and what she pleased; years ago she was .satisfied that improper intimacy existed. Daniel fleudhy, a door-keeper at Drury-lane, has often seen Mr. and Mrs. Cox. He saw them walk together In the mouth June last, gave her the wall passing. This was ...
... other persons qualified judge of theatrical merit, having seen the defendant’s performance in the drama, the latter came Drury-lane Theatre, where he made that distinguished appearance, which he (the Common Sergeant) had before alluded to. Mr. Cox was ...
... Evidence was then produced shew that Mrs. Cox and her husband, very frequently attended Mr. Kean in his dressing-room at Drury Lane Theatre, when that gentleman was nearly —that Mrs. Cox sat in Mr. Kean s box, and after the performances returned, sometimes ...
... the efforts of the infidels. \ On Mondc% Mr. Kb AN presented himself in his favourite character of Richard the Third, at Drury-lane, being his first appearance after the decision of the action brought against him Alderman Cox, for crim. con. with his wife ...
... the Corporation, to used at all civic entertainments. Ixmrl. Paper.. When Hatfield shot his laic Majesty from the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. the King’s plumber, who vat next him, caught his arm, which, altering the aim j'f the pistol, probably saved ...
... It is supposed, however, that the creditors will receive fif teen or sixteen shillings in the pound. r. Kean appeared at Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night in Richard the Third, when he met with tuch reception as he might have anticipated. The wuse was ...