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... On Saturday morning, between twelve and one o’clock, Robert Meyriek, aged 21 years, porter, living at Nr, Wyld-street, Drury lane, London, returned home in ao infuriated state of intoxication, and having quart, lit d with his wife, threatened her in ...
... Saturday motu . g, be’ween Iwc’vo and one o'clock, Robert Mcyritk, aired 2> yean, a porter, living No. 2S, Wyi l-slieet, Drury lane, London, returned home in infuriated state intoxication, and having quarrelled with hi* wife, threatened her in a savage ...
... Twelfth Night Characters, Ornaments, etc. N.B. There is a Vacancy for Female Apprentice. sth Jaouiry, 1839. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ell RIUMPHANT success of the new Grand Fairy Ballet. “THE SPIRIT OF AlR.’’ The Music byEbasKm. The following pieces are ...
... owing to the liberal en« gagemaot offered him by hie friend Mr, Cater aft ('applause.) He was also indebted to the lessee of Drury.lane, who, with much inconvenience to him. self, permitted him to come to Dublin. It was un« necessary for him to tell them how ...
... incredible, himself the bcarsr the annunciation, by placing in our letter-box.] Belfast Chronicle- Her Majesty intends sisitiug Drury-lane,Theatre, Londun, tee the exiraordioary performance of Mr. Vau Author,,. in the new pantomime Jack Frost. Utters from Hanover ...
... funeral was strictly private, and was only attended the immediate relatives of the deceased. Her Majesty is about visit Drury-lane The dre, to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost. Col.JO’Reilly had ...
... welcome. iias left a large family to mourn his loss. Lady Hawker is still living ; her sister. Mrs. Aslop, who performed at Drury-lane, theatre during 1818, 1920, and IS2I, died few years ago in America. The Proprietors of the Great estern steam-ship have ...
... hie friend, Mr. Calcraft (cheers). He was al*o were the source of some inconvenience to himself, indebted to the le*»ee of Drury-lane, who, with much meoeve- It appeared that, after the defendant obtained his liberaniaoce him»elf. permuted him to come Dublin ...