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... his respectability, and that his visit was erroneous, not predatory, he called Mr. Simpson, a celebrated restaurateur from Drury-lane, who established the fact of his being a frequent and honourable customer at his establishment. Mr. Nettle is a good-humoured ...
... in the Australiais Trade.-For freight Mse or passage apply to Ian Messrs. HENDERSON. SELLAR, and Co. or to HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane. Just] Ap. Attain VacItetd. This. of STEAMI NAVIGATION BETWVIXT LIVERPOOL AND Ea SLIGO. The ?? Steamer GL VO, - ?? ?? Commander; ...
... to passengers tiavelling fr e i 'rum the north-west quarter of the sister island.—For a n t Passage apply and MARTIN, 3, Drury-lane. NEW SOUTH WALES. Nor Bri g HOBART TOWN and SYDNL , thefi n e MEANWELL, J. M. MORGAN, ommander; ,urthen 390 tons • coppered ...
... - He is the only British officer who has either been killed or wounded since quitting the lines. Captain Ross will visit Drury-lane theatre to-morrow evening, to see Prince Lee Boo ; and ' Rule Britannia will consequently be sung by the whole company ...
... Mr. Cald- well, the New Orleans Manager, to pay a professional visit to America at the termination of her engagement at Drury-lane. The terms of her are—to form in America and New Orleans for twelve months, and to be puid £4,000. for her professional ...
... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Todd, Aylesford, Gloucestershire, colour. manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Kent, Russell-court, Drury-lane, victualler, to surrender Nov. 13, at twelve, and Dec. 13, at at the Court of Bankruptcy. Attorney, Mr. Peacock, Warwick-street ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING their Mnjeatiea' aervanta wIU perform the Tragedy of MACBETH* Duncan, Mr. Vounge; Macbeth, Mr. Macready; MacdufT, Mr. Cooper; Banquo, Mr. G. Bennett Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sloromn. To conclude with the Grand Melo-Dramatlc ...
... Jamrues Wallack, Sheridan Knowles, Cbar- les Kean, F. Vining, S. Bennett (of Covent Garden). T. P. Cooke, and -ooper (of Drury Lane), Miss Ellen 'fre, Miss Turpin, and several others. After playing in most of the provincial German theatreg, the company ...
... not of course be sum. mooed the of December, except in the above manner, iu order its further prorogation. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, Shnkspesre’a Tragrdj MACBETH. MacWlb, Mr. MarreAdy t Macduff, Mr. Cnoprr; Banqao, Mr. O. tlrnnrtt. Lidy Macbeth ...
... respectability, and (hat his visit was er- roneous, not predatory, he called Mr. Simpson, a celebrated restaurateur from Drury-lane, who established the fact of his being a frequent and honourable customer at his establishment. Mr. Nettle is a good-humoured ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Wednesday this house was crowded, but whether it was Mr. Macready's Werner, or the hope of having a peep at Captain Ross, our far-famed northern navigator, whose presence was imprudently put forth as an inducement to visit the theatre ...
... Cement and Plaster of Paris Maniffactory, Drury-lane, which they do with eVery confidence of the superiority it has in beauty, price, and durability over every other Cement for Out and inside stucco.-186, , Drury -lane. ...