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... Anecdote of Shiridan.—There is a story extant of Sheridan the leasee, and Holland the architect, of Drury Lane • Theatre, much too good omitted. The latter could by means prevail upon the former to settle, that is, in plain Kuglish, to pay up his little ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. William Robert Read, Winchester street, King's Cross, builder James Hodge, late of Drury lane, licensed victualler John Freeman Wood, Oxford, surgeon and apothecary Charles Fox Oppenheim, George street, Minories, merchant ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. William John Hammond, (Lessee of Drury lane Theatre, See.) Essex street, Strand, music seller John Aplin Howe, Bristol, umbrella and parasol manufacturer John Roberts, Coppice, near Nottingham, gardener Henry Holland ...
... Marshall, Birchin lane, merchant _ [drapers Benjamin Oliver, and William Goodwin, High Wycombe, Thos. Pilbeam, Parker-st., Drury lane, (smith and spring maker Reynold Hogg Goddard, Wood street, City, fringe maker Edward Morris Morgan, Welchpool, barytes ...
... BALLS. —The Bidiop London called the attention the Lord Chamberlain certain performances that had recently taken 1 place Drury Lane Theatre, lu consequence of resolution rf the House of Commons, dramatic performances were showed on Wednesdays and Fridays ...
... against our beloved Queen. On the evening of that day the attempt was made one James Hatfield, lunatic, in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. At the moment King George the Third entered his box, and was advancing forwards, the audience rose, usual, from respect ...
... commence 8 o'clock. j ARTISTES ALREADY ENGAGED. j Miss Salmon, R.A.M., Miss Ward, Master Shyriwall, of! the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; ]Slr. R.A.M.,1 the London Concerts Mi'. Clarke, late pupil of the cele- brated I)r. Elvey. Full particulars, with a correct ...
... amuanted to 1,198; of tbe earn £15,f80 wee for general purposes, and remainder given for specie! objects. At meeting of the Drury Lane General Committee, on Tuesdty according to the Port—the Earl of Gleogall in the chair, disapprobation was expressed because ...
... specially legislated for, sometimes incorrectly, always inefficiently. It is a fact that in St. Giles's, in the back streets of Drury Lane, around Westminster Abbey, in the parishes Bethnal-green, Shoreditch, Ac., nearly all along the Surrey shores of the river ...
... entered into agreement for a four years' lease, from Christmas next, of the Drury lane Theatre. Mr. Anderson whose father was for many years an efficient member of the Drury lane company in olden time, was himself cradled on the stage, and has exhibited ...
... ANTI-CORN-LAW PROCEEDINGS. DBURY LANBTHBATRR —-The usual weekly meeting of tbu Ln|m took place Wednesday night Drury Lane Theatre, which wet, heretofore, crowded. Mr. Wilaoa taking the chair, said that the present engagement the League in that theatre ...
... bangs, Duetts and Trios, trith Mr. WEIHERBEE. R A.M., th. NMU,-, ludon Concerts; MASTER THIRL WELL, from the Theatre JUwl Drury Lane ; M Mr. C. CLARKE who will preside at the Piano-Forte. Single tickets, 55.; Family Tickets to »0.,; R.aor.od 5r, 6 , ...