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... secretary to the committee of the Drury-lane Theatre, and have acted as auditor between the t and' Mrc Bunn. Drury-lane, when filled at the resent prices, will -produce 6601. I remember Madame Mb ran singing at Drury-lane. Madame Mali- bran's salX was, I ...
... eleven; last ?? R. Beale, of Marshall etreet, Colden-square, packer, at twelve; last ?? Joseph Reed, of Mar. quir~court, Drury-lane, victualler, at one; last examination-W. Wormfold, of Margaret-street, Cavendlsh square, coach-smlth, at two; choice of ...
... threatening ma life, and called out Police. Meanwhile the prisoner ran away in the direction of Drury-lane, Willians Hatherway, of Harcourt-street, Drury-lane, compositor, said I was in Drsiry-laue between eight and nine o'clock, at the corner of Princes-street ...
... DEBTORS' CO URT-TniutBDAY. + N RE Gst ROB AUGUStItS JEWE a llttAvMAl. Thls Insolvent rented the saloon of tite Theatre Royal Drury-lane, under an agreement for a sum of £400 per annum, which was paid half-yearly, bit becoming in arrear to tho amoun t of £45D ...
... Carpenter, Rothwell, surgeon, at one; miadit- Jeose Coles, late of New Bond-streetjeweller, at one; audit --J. M. \iltle, Drury-lane, silversmith, at altf-past one; ?? and Byers, Skinner-street, warehouse- ImIen, at eleven ; certificate of Wlatson--len ...
... she made any noise about it, and told her she should have the watch when they got into the street. He then led her down Drury-lane, and attempted to lose her in Lincoln-court, but suspecting what he was after, ?? corn- Liunieated with a policeman who ...
... On Wednesday morning, pursuant to adjournment, Mr. T. Wakley, M.P., held an inquest at the Rum 1 Puncheon, Croes-street, Drury-lane, on the body of el Martha Gregan, aged three years, daughter of a b greengrocer, who wag alleged to have died from the v ...
... of Hanover in St Jamies's Palace, frosm Upton, at a quarter past five o'clock ; and left before six o'clock I to honour Drury-lane Thleatre with his presence, at- tended by his suite. His Majesty returned at a quar- ter past eight o'clock from the T'heatre ...
... chorus-master was the plaintiff, anid Mr.. WildiatCtharles Macready, the eminent tragedian and late. lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, the ?? action was brought to recover the sum o fl 9. 8s. Gd., arresr of salary due to the plaintiff in his capacity of ...
... METROPOLIS. Shortly after six o'clock on Monday morning the inhabitants of Pitt's-place, a narrow paved court leading from Drury-lane to Great Wild-streeti were alarmed by the report of a pistol from the house No. 4 in that place, the fi&stfoor' and cellar ...
... was brought upon an agreement which was set out in the de- claration. Bv it the defendant had engaged to sing 20 times at Drury-lane Theatre, either between the 5th of June anl the 21st of July, 1845, or between the 30th of September, and thc 15th of Novetmner ...
... cspc- said that she desires to visit London. But it Ac involved herself in a rash engagement with ** perform in English at Drury-lane, which she r Bunn „ hle to fulfil, and cannot, consequently, acfc* at the Italian Opera. ...