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... 26, Mareb 7, and April 4. Sots. Meson. Milne and Parry, Tanlield Court, Temple, London. Edward Mayo. Craven buildings, Drury lane, woollen draper, March 4. 11, and April .1. Sol. Mr. Reynolds, 38, Carmarthen street, Fitzroy square. Jos. Feint, A nge' ...
... Park place, St. James's street, tailor—Nov. 7. W. Mill, Pore street, woollen draper—Nov. 4, K. Bonfield, White Horse yard, Drury lane, woollen drawer—Oct. 2S, J. Cook, Burr street, East Smithfield, tailor—Oct. 24, E. Mitchell and J. Mitchell. High street ...
... James-strees, Bedford-row. CERTIFICATES.—JEL7 4. H. Barrett, Gloucester, musicaLinstrument maker—R. W. Elliston, Theatre Royal, Drury lane, bookseller—R. Hodgson, Cock-bill Ratel iff, glass .dealer—R. Kaantze, Chertsey, plumber —J. Mangnall, Manchester, agent—W ...
... the Kingdom, Ihe OVERTURE and MUSIC in thin celebrated OPERA, now performing with the greatest applause the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, composed by BnAHAM and COOKE Overture Pilgrim and the Portrait The Moon sat high in the clear Blue Sky Ditto The Lion Ditto ...
... on Thursday Rev. 11. O. Crespigny held to bail on Saturday, at Bow street, for again Mr. Long Wellesley—Annual meeting of Drury Lane Theatre ahareholdera held on Friday : debts of the concern reduced 11,161/. lh. and expected paid off in two years A celebrated ...
... town-lbr SO years.—Mr. Yardley, the Surrey Theatre, blind in the right eye for aome years, owing accident whilst performing at Drury lane Theatre, recovered hie sight Waterloo Bridge during the recent thunder storm remarkably vivid Saab of lightning rendered ...
... Another report states, that Mr. Price intends to hid for it with a view transferring thither a portion of his company, and all Drury Lane pieces, properties, music, &c. which it appears would he h ghly profitable. Mr. Rothschild has it said, volunteered to lend ...
... included, £9. . Pipes. Hogsheads, cheaper than the above prices. • Private Boxes, au l for the King's, Ooveot Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, by tlie Night, Week, and Season. N. D. Orders will attended unless accompanied with a Remittance. and Fimtage ...
... liberal engagement. Mr. Winslone, superseded Barrymore Drury Lane, has gone over to Govern Garden, where he now engaged manager of the scenic department. Mr. Young al-o transfer- his services Drury Lane for the ensuing season. Numerous other changes will ...
... illegal representation of plays, he having no patent for such performance. The nominal plaintiff was Mr. Dunn, treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre; and the defendant was convicted in 1001. penally. few days since, at Ballina, a man, whilst giving a drench • glandered ...
... and returns to town tho end'of April —Duke of Clarence, supported bis Royal Brotherof Susses, takes the chair Friday at Drury Lane Theatrical Fu- d dinner. Dake of Gloucester, Chancellor of Cambridge, intends visiting the University Commencement the end ...
... be has an engagement, and thence he will make a tour through the principal towns in Ireland. He renames his engagement at Drury lane next season, where his merits are properly appreciated. At the last assizes at Moos, an Abbe. named Proment, only 28 wars ...