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... Walnut-tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer —Jan. 22, J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmelte, Fenchurch-buildings, merchants—Jan. 22, R. Levens, Drury. lane, coach-master—Jan. 22, B. Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon—Jan. 23, G. Moore, Sheffield, scissars-manufacturer—Jan. 27 ...
... THE MORNING HERALD. a TBEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING his Majesty's Servants will act the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD, King Henry, Mr.Aitken ; Duke of Gloster, Mr. Kean; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Cooper. Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Thompson ; •Earl ...
... Cheese, in Russell-court, Drury-lane, a celebrated theatrical resort. When the flames were first discovered, fears and anticipations were entertained lest the intelligence should reach the ears of the. audience at Drury-lane Theatre, to which the house ...
... THIS EV: THE MO ERALD JYAL, DRURY LANE. —ajesty's Servants will act the Tragedy of RIENZI Cola Rienzi, Ur. Young; Stephen Colonna, Mr. Younge ; Angelo Colonna, Mr. Cooper; Utaint, Mr. J. Vining; Lady Colonna, Mrs. Faucit ; Claudia, Miss Phillips. To ...
... The eagerness with which the Poor apply for tickets is the best test of their utility. The Depot is in Charles-street, Drury-lane, from whence coals at Pd. a bushel, and 14Ibs. of potatoes for 3 d., are delivered every Tuesday and Friday. 'rickets are ...
... adapted for any light business of the first class, in the centre of the fashionable world. DRURY-LANE and COVENT-GARDEN ITHEATRES. FREE ADMISSION for. Drury Lane 41 4s; one for Covent Garden 4/ 14s 6d, which admits the Purchaser on all Benefits, Oratorios ...
... furthering it.— Your obliged servant, W. G. R. UNCERTAINTY of CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, MR. EntTon,..—Last night I visited Drury-lane Theatre, and on feeling in my coat pocket, after my departure, I discovered that a handsome silk purse had been placed therein ...
... adapted for Private Theatricals, L ORD GLENGALL'S COMEDY of the FOLLIES of • FASHlOtlyasperfortned at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.—Henry Ctilburn and Richard Bentley, 8 New Burlington-street. In a few days, MEMOIRS of the • DIRECTORY, the CONSULATE, ...
... representations are attended by all the respectable English who reside or. sojourn in Florence.—Courier. - The Lessee of Drury-lane has accepted an opera, founded on The Betrothed, with music by A - über (the composer of Masaniello), now performing with ...
... -' ' 7, 2•.- ~,e‘ . -,.r. , . .. .._.. ..e.e0,,, . ~ 1 , -,,, ; 1 . ..; 7 •.-.., .- . , , , THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY_ LANE. ...
... months ago, ekcited so much public notice, has, it is said, very recently made overtures for the renewal of her engagement at Drury-lane Theatre. It has been supposed that the landrail is rarely seen, and, if seen, would not live in this country after the uMial ...
... It appeared by the evidence of the prosecutor that, upon the Bth of December last, he, accompanied by his sister, went to Drury-lane Theatre. They were obliged to wait outside the door, in consequence of the crowd, their object being to go to the is. gallery ...