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... J- Worthington and J. Cullman, Stockport, drapers, Commissioaei»' Rooms, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Janiabv 14. i A. Bunn. Drury lane, seller—A. Atkinson, Barnard farmer—J. Deen, Burlington-gardens, tailor—S. Luce, Politypool. draper—W. R. Luce, Poiitypool ...
... had been placed in the hands of Members, relative to Committees on Private Business. (left sitting.] The Royal visit to Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday evening, the twelfth paid by the Sovereign to the patent houses since her Majesty’s return to Buckingham ...
... D. Davies, Manchester, victualler —Jan. 23, Worthington and Coltman, Stockport, drapers. CERTIFICATES, Jan. 14. A. Bunn, Drury-lane Theatre, music seller—A. Atkinson, Barnard Castle, farmer —J. Deeu, Burlington-gardens, tailor S. Luce, Pontypool, draper—W ...
... 26. F. W. Paddon, Plymouth, common carrier—T. Cooper, Lewes, coke manufacturer —E. Atkin, Manchester, chemist —J. Miller, Drury-lane, stationer —B. Botham, Halesworth, woollen draper—G. W. Burnham, Bedford, druggist. DISSOLUTIONS PARTNERSHIP. Fullwood and ...
... 355 rupees per chest. Her Majesty, through the Lord Chamberlain, I,ord Uxbridge, has taken private boxes for the season at Drury-lane and Covent-garden. The sum paid the Sovereign each lessee of the winter houses for her box, .£4OO, which is exclusive of ...
... that the motives of their determination will be fully appreciated bv the Chambers and the country. Her Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence on ednesday night witness the performance of new afterpiece. Her Majesty arrived soon after nine ...
... the motion for “copies of all correspondence which had taken place between the Lord Chamberlain’s office and the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre from Monday last up to the present time.” In answer to Sir R. PEEL, Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated, that the Irish Railway ...
... auuicnces to the Marquis of Viscouut Melbourne, Earl Minto, Lord Holland, and the Karl of Albemarle. The Queen honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence in the evening, to witness the i»erforinancc Uuillaunte TV//. Her Majerty visited Covcnt-garden ...
... of Bedford’s rent-roll was estimated at -£250,000 per annum. His grace received .£4,000 per annum as ground landlord of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, and £12,000 per annum proprietor of Covent-garden market. Information reached this town yesterday ...
... fixed at £2,700 per annum. After a lengthened inquiry the bench decided the rate should deduced to £2,000. That part of Drury.lane Theatre Which had been rated to the parish of St. Paul £360, Was reduced to £3OO. About two months ago, while Some drainers ...
... poll Mr. (iisUroo was a-hcad of bis opponent by one vote, the numbers being —Gisborue 67, Brum The anniversary dinner the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund came off yesterday the Freemason's Tavern. The Duke of Cambridge presided. The subscriptions amounted to ...
... for the erection of the Shakspeare monument appears the following pithy communication from Mr. Bunn, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, addressed to Mr. Mathews ; “ Dear Mat, Mr. Kean, on declining to become one of the committee for the laudable ...