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... goldsmiths and jewellers, Com. Court.âJohn Bennett, Warwick-square, Londou, bookseller publisher, Com. Court. 23. âJohn Drury-lane, Middlesex,leather-seller, Com. Court.â John Staniforth, Charles Staniforth, and John William Gosling, Old Broad-street ...
... Sacknlle-slreet, Piccadilly, goldaaiiths and jewellers. Jeha Beaactt, Warwick-square, bookseller and publisher. 93, Jeha Sprigg, Drury-lane, leather-seller. Jeha Staniforth, Chae. Staaiferth and Jeha H'm. Ontßag. Old Broad-street, merchants. Wat. Uedgeea, Pickering ...
... whatever during her absence—not even the loss of one of her crew—and that the whole were in good health Captain Parry left her. Drury-Lane Theatre.—This Theatre opened for the season on night, with Tragedy of Douglas t in order to give Mr. Kean, jun. opportunity ...
... oet, Piccadilly,goldsmiths—J. Bennett, Warwick-square, bookseller. 2B. —W. ll ...
... and a third pregnant.— CnltduMinn Alercnry. Tnbathes.— The Winter Theatres opened on Monday night. The great attraction at Drury-lane was Mr. Kean, jnn. who appeared in Norval. He is slated to b« about 18 years of age, but does not appear above 16; his figure ...
... London killed, Monday, by apopletic fit, caused by taking spirits empty stomach, —On night of young Kean’s coming out at Drury Lane, jCUOO. the house, being ,£'4oo. more than what is called night.—A renter’s share in that theatre sold Tuesday for 220 guineas ...
... same price those .which were sold, the sum j£fi,76l. The two winter metropolitan theatres opened Monday. The attraction at Drury Lane was the first appearance of the son of Mr. Kean, a youth said to eighteen years age, in the character of Norral, in the ...
... of the late Mr. Coutts, for the Duchess St Alban’s. Brighton Paper. Young Kean made his second appearance last night, at Drury Lane, Norval, and was received with nearly equal applause on the former occasion. His imitation of his father was more apparent ...
... ed, contained a fine show of pictures, and the Institution honourable to Birmingham Air. Kean's son has made j»> but at Drury-lane Theatre, in the tragedy of Douglas— copyist his father's style of acting, but time and experience probably render him a ...
... announced his intention retiring from the stage at the end of the present season. . . Miss Grant made most successfu at Drury-lane theatre on Friday se’nnitflit, in Jlisa Stephens’s favourite character Diana Vernon, in Jtoi Roy. There are at this time ...
... animated and graceful, the party separated about two o’clock. The Duke of Wellington, with disiinguinhed party, visited Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday night. . , Sir W. Wynne has sold Ins hr. c. Sancrcdo, Mr. S. Barnard, of Newmarket, for one him- died ...
... Paris in fiei/e's Stratagem and the U’eatherrm k, and met with most unbounded success. —A Miss Grant made a successful drhul Drury-lane theatre Friday, Diana Uenma, in Huh /to/y.—A'oitng Kean has repeated Xonal several times to thinner houses and without ...