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... numerous 'agjiculttral .labourers to be increased ;2s.,.in ?? and the high price of bread.-'I1'he.Queen and suite visited Drury-lane Theatre on Thursday ?? being the first day ot- '1-llaly-Term, the Judges, As usual, breakfasted -with- the Lord Chancellor ...
... for obstructing the carriage- way at Westzate-hill on Saturday morning last. Thomas Hodgson keeper of an oyster shop in Drury. lane, was fined a. under the bye lawsh for having suffer. ed three persons, one of wham was a prostitute, to disturb the peace ...
... for obstructing the' carriage-way at Westgate-hill on Saturday morning last. Thomas Hodgson. keeper of an oyster shop in Drury-lane. was fined 5s under the bye-lairs, for' having suffered three persons, ose of whom was a prostitute, to disturb the peace ...
... approached it. The warehouse and most of its contents were ieuaced to a heap ofashes. -Thursday night the Queen honoured. Drury-lane theatre with her presence for the third time during the season. Hier Majesty's suite included the Marchioness of Breadalbane ...
... WEEKLY COMPENDIUM. The Court remains at Buckingham Palace; her Majesty visited Drury-lane theatre Tuesday evening -It is said that the Queen Dowager about enter into a matrimonial alliance with a Nobleman holding distinguished appointment in her Majesty's ...
... petitions were also presented in favour of the monopoly. Mr T. DUNCOMna presented a petition from the lessee, manager, &c., of Drury Lane Theatre, praying to be per- mittlel to perform on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent, which, it appears, they have under ...
... parties: the duration the treaty is for ten years. —In consequence of the resolution of the House of Commons, tne lessee ot Drury-lane Theatre has announced his intention opening it on every Wednesday and Friday in lient, with a promenade concert a la Musard ...
... EdmondbytsCousmmon, as now tenanted by Mr Joseph StephensojrI Apply to ES. Grace,, 'Little Benton, or at his Office, Nc. 8, Drury Lane, Nd'wcastle, on Saturdays. March 27, 1839, TO BE LET BY PROPOSAL, And entered upon on the 12th May next, A FARM of LAND ...
... Edmondbyers Common, as now Tenanted by Mr. Joseph Stephenson. Apply to E. Grace, Little Benton, or at his Office, No. 3, Drury-Lane, Newcastle, Saturdays. March 27, 1839. ~~TO BREWERsT&ci TO BE LET, for such Term of Years as may be agreed upon, and Entered ...
... containing 112 Acres, upwards of of which are in Grass. for Particulars apply to E. Grace, Little Benton, at his Office in Drury Lane, Newcastle, on Saturdays, who will receive Proposals until the lfith of April next. Security will be required, lst April ...
... IL 26. F W Paddon, Plymouth carrier—T Cooper, Lewes, scrivener Dale & Atkin, Manchester and Salford, chemists—J Miller, Drury lane, stationer—B Botham, Halesworth, Suffolk, woollen draper Buruham ii Son, Bedford, druggists. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS ...
... 112 Acres, upwards of 40 of ' j which are in Grass. For Particulars apply E. Grace, Little Benton, or at his Office in Drury Lane, Newcastle, on Saturdays, who will receive Proposals until the 16th of April next. Security will be required. Ist April ...