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... 29tb, 1833, With PIZARRO, Rolla, WALLACE, the Theatre Drury Lane; Elvira, Mrs CRAMER, (late Miss M.C.POOLE); and the farce of THE SLEEP-WALKER, Somno by J. RUSSELL of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, who are engaged for a limited number of nights and a variety ...
... BANKRUPTS. Samuel Kent, victualler, Russell Court, Drury Lane. Edward Bell, dealer in carriages, King-street, Portmansquare. Richard Lindsay Andrew, market gardener, Waiidsworthroad. John Charles Samuel Stead, corn factor, Mark Lane. Thomas Rutland, bobbin ...
... Everton, near Liverpool, mercbaut. Robert Seabrook, Thornhorongh, Bucks, miller. RANKRIIPTS. —Samuel Kent, Russell-court, Drury lane, victualler. Edward Horse Bazaar, King-street, Raker-street, PortJDan-square, dealer in carriages. Richard Lidsey Andrew ...
... January 28th. and al>o that Ik* has b»-en funonate enoußh to secure the talent of Miss Pill 1.1.1P5, of the Theatre lloval, Drury Lane, and Mr. AUDK, the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. In the course of the ever»:ni{ Mr. Do«hl will sing ** D’ye give it up or ...
... glass manufacturer . , J. Glover, City of Loudon, commission agent J. Crackoell, Wade's-terrace. Poplar, machinist J. Boden. Drury lane, needle manufacturer I Farr, Baldock, Hertfordshire, carpenter E. C. BeuOey, Wlgmorestreet, Cavendish square, curiosity ...
... duriug the CHrlatmas holiday! leaaf Tl« merits of the piece* produced at the two great AtCoeent the part is (erred; at Drury Lane the harlequinade. The Panoramic rlcwa at the Wter are memioued with much commendation. one of die papers states, know not ...
... biila of the day, are new to ns. In the Comedy, the part of King Charles was sustained by Mr Cooper: and Mr Baker, (also of Drury Lane Theatre.) appeared Lord Rochester. Last night (Monday) the Comedy u( the Henef Mean, in which Mr Cooper and Mr and Mrs Sloman ...
... Thahn, jun. Mark lane, merchant W. R. Williams, East Retford, spirit merchant R. Kendall. Gloucester, draper J. Draper, Drury lane, draper and mercer G. F. James, Paddington street, Marylebone, grocer J. Dunkin, Berner street, Commercial road, carrier ...
... during the sojourn of the Court St James’s, Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence, on Thursday evening, and occupied their private box. Their Royal Highnesses were, are happy ...
... Highness the Duke of Brunswick, accompanied by Baron von Buluw and Major Bause, arrived the Albion on Friday evening. * Drury Lane Theatre was closed for the season on Wednesday. ...
... aatnninhing effect. One of the moat pleasing peri.'nuances of the evening wax ob-ie «o|o hy Mr Grattan Cooke, son I*. Cooke, of Drury Lane ; and the rulos, on (he itui'nr piano of the Mesars Schulz ell'dlerl the warmest applana-. have -ly one fault find with ...
... Mrs. Cenllivre's celebrated comedy of “The Wonder, was performed for the first lime this season. It was first acted 1714, Drury Lane, and was then, and still continues to he, favourite. Mr. Garrick added to its fame becoming its hero, Von Felix, and the ...