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... husband, who appeared very well, and wore the uniform of a field marshal. NOBLE CONDUCT or Ma. M (From the Sunday Timet.) —Drury Lane theatre was closed last night, under most distressing circumstances; but it gives great pleasure to state, that in consequence ...
... and wore the star and ribbon of the Order of the She also wore, not the “‘ rose, shamrock, and thistle coiffure,” as st Drury-lane, but a regal tiara of scattered She seemed full of animation and which only are. The Prince wore the uniform the Garter ...
... BANKRUPTS, From the Gazette of Tuesday March 3. HAMMOND, William John, Essex-street, Strand, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,and New Strand Theatre, Middlesex, also of Liver Theatre, Liverpool, and Doncaster Theatre, dealer in and publisher music ...
... OMNIUM. Mr. W. J. Hammond, the lessee Drury lane, was made a bankrupt on Friday evening, and the establishment was suddenly and unexpectedly closed. Mr. Macready generously came forward on behalf of the distressed company and ottered them four nights' ...
... BANKRUPTS. William John (laaiuund, Essex-street, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, dealer music.—John Brookes, Birmingham, builder.—William Coinforih, jun. Ilolbeck, Leeds, flux spinner.—Henry Holland, West Bromwich, Staff .rdsoiie, sciivener.—John ...
... Cornforth, jun. Holbeck, Leeds. flax-spinner Wm. Liddle, Leeds, flax-spinner—Wm. J. Hammond, Essex-street, Strand, lessee of the Drury Lane and other Theatres, music, book, and print seller.—J. A. Howe, Bristol, umbrella and parasol munufacturer—John Roberts, ...
... candidate for Woodfi DINNKR AT Drury-LANK THEATRE TO G G , Esq.—lt gives us great pleasure to learn that dinner to given Drury-lane theatre, on Wednesday, will be so splendid and magnificent an affair it promises to he. The preparations at the theatre ...
... belf-pest ene. al BANKRUPTS, from Tuesday's Gasette, Mereh 3. W. J. Hammond, 26, Essex Street, lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, dealer in music. R. Wharton, Oldham, Lancashire, innkeeper. J. Sanderson, Heywood, Bury, Lanceshire, fustian manufacturer ...
... public, well political spectacle, believe, ever exhibited in this country, was that which took place in the Theatre Roval Drury-lane. It was a dinner given to George Byng, Esq., M. P., to do him honour and to signify the approbation by the people of his ...
... MIDDLESEX A dinner was given to this veteran Whig and most honourable and consistent gentleman, Drury Lane Theatre, Monday. The pit was boarded over for the occasion. Mr, Byng has sat in Parliament for a longer period than, it is believed,*any member ...
... or of paper envelopes DINNER TO MR BYNG MEMBER FOR MIDDLESEX A given to veteran anti honourable and consistent gentleman Drury Lane Theatre on The pit boarded the occasion Mr lias sat in Parliament for M v - I or stamps stamps struck on letter piper longer ...
... gazement. We are sorry to obse rve that, in consequence of some dif- ference between the sub-committee and the performers at Drury-lane, it is not likely that the theatre will be re-opened at present. The performers are willing to play upon half salaries if ...