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... wife of Mr. John Bradshaw, draper. Oswestry, aj»cd XI. the 20th inst. aged 4‘»,Mr. (J. Ilomcastlc, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ...
... of a Fanner, afterwards residing St. Julian’s Friars, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, and late of the (‘raven House, Craven Yard, Drury Lane, Middlesex, widow, bu«iness. r, B. WILSON, 1 8, ForelTul’s tnn ...
... Drum Polka, the pertormaoce of which attracted this season (he most crowded audiences ever assembled the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Prick Admission —Reserved Seats, -is. fid. Unreserved, 2s. fid. Mr. George Hay will in attendance at the Music Hall, on ...
... powerful squadron, and care will be taken provide for every contingency. Whatever may be the opinion as to the recent row at Drury Lane Theatre, which ended in the withdrawal of the French Company, has had one good effect: it has called the attention of the ...
... at Bushy Park, is in the enjoyment of excellent health. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Wednesday. The two vacant Lord Lieutenancies of Westmoreland and Cumberland have both been ...
... io. The rush the door at twelve o'clock, obtain entrance the Is. fee, was tar greater than was ever seeu at the doors of Drury Lane on the night a royal visit. After three or four o’clock, when curiosity was in some degree satisfied, the departures began ...
... the new Knights of St. Patrick. Devth Miss Clara Webster.— This young ifanteitsc, who was horribly burnt upon the ftage of Drury Lane Theatre, Saturday night week, in the presence the audience, expired Tuesday morning. An inquest was held on Thursday, mid ...
... busines-i to his residence, •n While Hor>e-yard. Drury-lane. Itlewitt was ding liumcwariU down Drury-laue. and when arrived within a few pares of Princes-sUcet (which immediately thuU on the bark uf Drury-lane Theatre), the report of a ,*lOlOl was heard, ...
... our curreun ; would bother John Hull more than ever the the style did,— throwing back his UuMtans,ts« ...
... grade more decent 4s. and even .Is. per week are often asked. In one of the most wretched localities London, I'arker Street, Drury Lane, .£2OOO per annum realised by few filthy houses, which arc divided and subdivided into single room tenements follows : cellars ...
... around them, out of regard to their feelings, which, course, they would not condescend to express. London Theatricals.—At Drury Lane Mile. Sophie Fuoco, newly-imported use me, is faciuating all the world walking and dancing on the tip of her toe-nails, ...
... LIO.W HOTEL, SHREWSBURY. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, mo.vda y Eyssisd, JAMMty jo, isax mr. w. ' Lfitr anil of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the Strata! Theatre, the Theatres Roifal Literfend ant! Munchrstir, anti the Yuri: Concerts), '\\T ILL have tin* honour ...