Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Shaw and A. allace Elmslie, of Fenchurch.huiidings, merchants, Jan. 22, at one, ,at Bwfinghall-street—Robert Levens, of Drury-lane, Coachmaster, Jan. 22, at twelve, Baainghall-stteel—Edwin Cottingham, Beslty, Kent, surgeon, Jan. 82, at twelve, Basing ...
... contravention of the last-quated act, and a prosecution was instituted in 1828, and some years previously, by the patentees of Drury-lane Theatre against the Coburg, and penalties recovered ; and here the ouestion becomes of public importance, inasmuch as the ...
... months ago excited much public notice, has, it is said, vCTyrecently made overtures for the renewal of her engagement at Drury-lane Theatre.—Morning Journal ...
... court. Chancery. Advertisements also received Mr. Barker’s Country Newspaper Office, S 2, Fleet-street. Theatre. hqyal, drury-lane —This (Tuesday, the 12th of January) the SIAMESE 1 * occu Lord Chesterfield’s Box on the Proscenium, wdicn wm give an o ...
... believed, residing abroad. About 11 o’clock that morning she went to the house of the prisoner, No. 15, Charles-street, Drury-lane, where she had been informed a woman teal gipsey—resided, who could tell fortunes, and who went by the name of Ball. She ...
... theatre on Monday evening. This is point on which his lordship feels so much interest, that, when it was brought out at Drury-lane, he is under, stood to have conditioned for the performers being dressed agreeably to his directions. Whether this stipulation ...
... 355., the property of Miss Emily Reeve. Mr. C. Phillips attended on behalf of the prisoner. Emily Harriet Reeve—Lives in Drury, lane. On the of Janu. ary there was a fire in the house where she resides On the day after the fire remembers an officer the ...
... between nine and ten o’clock, as Mrs, Freeman, an industrious widow, about 40 years of age, residing at the bottom of Drury .lane, neat VVych-street, was passing towards her abode, she was attacked the eud of Blackmoor-street by four men, wrap ped up ...
... her singing shedisplayed grea science and sweetness. This young lady seems to have been kept too much in the back ground Drury-lane ; as a singer, and actress for parts requiring the display of deep feeling, there is now no female equallto her at that ...
... 8601., paving Four per Cent. Interest, and Covent-garden. r ■ aiunity.” . in livo. share of 5001. in the splendid Theatre, Drury Lane. w--—-L-.-J-Li-JW'j;--'. -U' ■ ■' ■■■■l ■ Lord SUFFIELD stotmded the resolutions- by way of amend. - OITVINISCENGBS HENRY ...
... is crowded last n, » it j, wded house Covent.garden, not quite at • the benefit Isaacs, an and anethtr >« looked for at Drury.lane-.he indifferent house m.g direct te»erK . w| . ilten tragedy of the Gre. eorßjrt- R-agp ayed his threatre last night, for ...
... A Mortgage or Security ofBoOl., paying Four per Cent. Interest, and a Share of 5001. in the splendid Theatre, Drury Lane. Mr. GEORGE ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY NEXT, Jan. 20, at Twelve o’clock, in Lots, MORTGAGE or SECURITY of 8001 ...