... Mr T Carey, making a total of 91 2a collected by him . 1 50 The Silk Weavers ef Dubslin, per Mr A Whearty, . 10 0 London, Drury lane ward, per Mr T H'O'Connell .. I6 0 - Mace ward, per Mr JCullen 5 15 0 - Rotherhlte ward, per Mr J O'Halloran I' 1 1 - St ...

... English stage, under Elliston -and Glossop's management, as Lilla, in the Siege of Belgrade, on the 19th of July, 1820, at Drury- lane Theatre. The present Countess of Ilarrington (then ?? Foote) was a member of her company during the first Olymplc season ...

... wardens, we highly approve of his conduct in expelling Mr. Ellard, and the other persons who voted for the admission into the Drury- lane ward of a person who gave his name as O'Brien, and who had the wickedness to uselanguage disrespectful of our just and beloved ...

... adjourned to the following (this morning). ey Shakspeare's tragedy of King John. wag revived with ey great splendour ii Drury .lane theatre on Monday. ag Mr. Ainsworth's Mliser's Daughter appeared in a drama- In tized shape at the Adelphi theatre, London ...

... this finely. e situated seat of the ex-Chancellor. The proceedings rela. ( tiveto Mr. Bird's claim remain in state quo. - t Drury-lane Theatre will close on Wednesday evening, the 14th of June, after a season of 179 nights. To those c not acquainted with ...

... Repeal Warden, George's ward, 11. Is. Mr. Martin Hughes was admitteda member. Per Mr. J. C. Lindsay, Repeal Warden, from the Drury- lane ward, 12s., in addition to his former remittances.- Mr. Carle Kauffman was admitted a member. From the Mary-le-bone ward ...

... Sunday, and the business of the evening concluded. New members enrolled, 7. LINCOLN'S INN PIELDS DISTRiCT, CRAVEN DEAD, DRURY- LANE. Mr. O'Neil was called to the chair. Mr. Lindsey (warden) being called on, addressed the mceting as follows :-My friends ...

... A. Kemble, and accordingly Se- miramide has been a little hastened. The cast of As You Like It for the opening of Drury. lane, on Saturday next, has been published. Mrs. Nisbett is to play Rosalind, and not Miss H. Faucit; aml arrange- ment that ...

... has laid his damages in the declaration, for the al- leaced breach of an agreement signed by Mademoiselle Lirnd to sing at Drury lane Theatre at i0,000I. , and on the part of the defendant several pleas have been pleaded, in which pleas the alleged agreement ...

... opera at Paris, which for grandeur and magnificence have an European reputation. *he bals lnareul's at the Theatre-Royal, Drury .lane, in London, have also been under his superintendence, and the success which attended them is a sufficient guarantee that ...

... Dubbugue, America, per C Corkerry, T Rogers, and P Quigly, REqrs .. 275 7 London, Finsbury ward, par P Lennon , 2~0 0 - Drury lane ward, per Mr T H O'Conneill * 112 0 - Temperance ward, per Mr D Ceantwell . 0 7 0 Lord French's ward, per P rawley . 1 19 ...

... Canata. 66. do Little FaUs . do doq 16 do Quincy . do Illinois 35 do 6000 Londoin, Chelsea ward, per MriJ-O'Leary .. 2 0 0 _ Drury Lane ward, per XMr T H O'Cornell 114 8 Moorflelds ward, per Mr E Burke I 00 - Smith O'Brien ward, per Ur R Currn.. 1 1 00 . Finsbury ...