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... garment taking tire, that after suffering great agony, she died eleven o'clock the forenoon. A melancholy accident occurred at Drury-lane theatre on Saturday night. William Mills, one ofthe firemen, duty it to see everytlung safe, was going his round, he slipped ...
... York papers the authenticated report of the death of Mr. S. Price, well known in Great Britain as the unfortunate lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. The Americans have landed in the neighbourhood of the Floridas 33 blood-hounds, with which they intend to hunt ...
... hitherto abstained from voting, to proceed, without loss of time, to the election of representatives. The Queen will visit Drury-lane Theatre, in state, on Wednesday next, and Covent-garden Theatre on the following Friday. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager gave ...
... disorders the bosom of the Spanish Chamber, and attempts at insurrection without, Madrid had been declared in a state of siege. Drury-Lane Theatre. —On Saturday afternoon, in consequence of the lessee being unable to meet his numerous engagements, he was compelled ...
... 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, ...
... room for some person of more consistency, firmness, discretion, and determination. Dinner George Byng, Esq.—The dinner at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday last, was one of the most splendid ever given in London. Lord C. J. F. Russell was in the chair, and ...
... far more obnoxious than the income tax once was. Mr. Beale, of the musical firm of Cramer, Addison, and Beale, has taken Drury-lane Theatre, his term to commence from October next. The libretto and music of an opera, the whole of the latter of which is ...
... ! ! ! Whose extraordinary performances have been the theme of general admiration and astonishment at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, the Philharmonic, the Nobility's, and their own Concerts throughout the United Kingdom. They will be ...
... been invited by the Bishop of Norwich and other members of the British and Foreign Temperance Society, to visit London. Drury-Lane Theatre has been fixed upon as the scene of his operations, and the Rev. gentleman intends to administer the pledge in Liverpool ...
... Evening, August 10, 1840. Principal Performers:—Signora CLOTILDE PARIGIANI, and Mrs. ALBAN CROFT, (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Mr. F. SHRIVALL, Signor MOROSINI, and Mr. ALBAN CROFT. Tickets s*. each, back seats 3*.; Children half-price; to be had ...
... Theatre, Hereford, Second Night of the Engagement of the celebrated Actress and Vocalist, MRS. WAY LETT, OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, August 12th, the Burletta entitled WOOING WIDOW; or, Love under a Lamp Post. The Widow Bloomly ...
... Ai'BEn, Marsciiner, Boir.mru, Anx. Lee. Xela (a Fairy) Mrs. WAVX.ETT. As originally performed by her at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane upwards of 100 Nights. Albert, Mr.F.GARDNER. Frely, Mr.DA V IDSON. Count Rodolph, Mr. J. L. HATTON. Eola, Miss MERCS R. ...