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... above vulgar prejudices, did not, it seems, disdain one night last week exhibit his pugilistic powers in the 6aloon of Drury Lane Theatre. He there astonished the coinmon«dty by twice knocking down cobler! and not content with this, and anxious that ...
... Dinner.—We understand that there were applications for seventeen hundred tickets beyond the number that could be accommodated Drury Lane Theatre. Political Obituary for 1836.—During the past year death has laid his hand upon three crowned heads, the Queen of ...
... of the cost of a contest. Such are the inducements on both sides for that elective' union among Reformers,' of which the Drury Lane Dinner, at the beginning of the session, was the first manifestation. Of the two Whig-Radical candidates, there cannot be ...
... Philharmonic Concerts, Great Festivals, Stc.) MR. WALTON, (From the Manehct-ter Concerts, Sre.) MR. H. PHILLIPS, (From the Drury Lane Theatre, Great Festivals, Sfc.) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO PERFORMERS. Grand Piano Forte— MlSS WOOLLEY. Flute -MR. RICHARDSON, (from ...
... Philharmonic Concerts, Great Futtivoix, \- MR. WALTON, (From the Mam /tester Concerts, is' r -. MR. H. PHILLIPS, (From the Drury Lane Theatre, Great FeaUaals, Jf 1 INSTRUMENT AL SOLO PERFORMERS. Grand Piano Forte— MlSS WOOLLEY. Flute — MR. RICHARDSON, (from ...
... Misers, who was charged, on Monday last. before Sir F. Roe, with firing a loaded pistol at Mr. Crisp, a hatter, residing in Drury-lane, was brought forward for final examination. It appeared that the prisoner was intoxicated when he fired the pistol at the ...
... Scotland Yard, Westminster, woollen draper. T. HALLS, Bell-yard, Gracechurch-street, victnaller. J. KIDD, Brownlow-street Drury-lane, coach currier. H. FIELD and J. CRANE, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, varnish makers. [goldsmith. E. FLOWER, Greek-street, Soho ...
... Bart- lett & Beddome, Nicholas-lane. T. Halls, Bells-yard, Grace church -street, victualler. J. Kidd, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, coach currier. H. Field and J. Crane, Bush -lane, Cannon-street, and Hag- gerston, Middlesex, varnish makers and colour-men ...
... WEBB, Bith, tailor. Imanrnacturer. TUESDAY, Junk .20. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. J. KIDD, coach currier, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. D. LONGSDON, furrier, Castle-street, Southwark. BANKRUPTS. JOHN FREER, hosier, Syston, Leicestershire ...
... sen., W. Newton, J. Wilson, jun., H. Newton, and G. Wilson, Derby, colour manufacturers. W. B. Walker, Marquis of Granby, Drury-lane, victualler. J. Tovey, Church Lench, Worcestershire, corn dealer. T. Parry, Manchester, drysalter. J. Clarke, Claremont- ...
... MICHAEL BAKKi MACARTHY, formerly of Brittania-strtet t« Road, then of Portland Town, Saint JohnstWJ* then of Craven Buildings, Drury-lane, all m M»- sex, then of Leicester, Comedian, then of Mowbray, both in Leicestershire, Manager and mprietor ofa Theatre and ...
... JOHN VINEY, tailor, DANIEL BURGESS, jeweller. Duke-street, Grosvenor- ROBERT WILLIAM WARNER, tavern-keeper, Broadcourt, Drury-lane. WILLIAM HENRY FLETCHER, grocer, Portsea. THOMAS PREEDY and WILLIAM FREEDY, grocers, Oxford. SAMUELPONTLFEX and WILLIAM ...