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... of the National Association for the Protection of Briti-h Industry and Capital, was held Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, in Drury Lane Theatre. The Duke of Richmond was in the chair. The most important of the resolutions carried on the occasion was the f ...
... 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 ...
... the f°^°^ composers are writing operas for Drury Lane Theatre—Sir ' Bishop, Balfe, Levenu, Godefroid, and Wallace. What is our reel professor, John Barnett, about ? The speculation with the company at Drury Lane, has been a complete failure; and the amateurs ...
... mTlsom street. bath. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH. M. JULLIEN AND HIS CELEBRATED BAND, FROM the Concerts D'Et6 at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will of D EVENING CONCERTS, which several distinguished Artistes will perform, MON DAY, N0v.7,1842. Foil particulars will ...
... GRAND CALNDONIAN SICADDILLIL we Ewen THE CIPLEBRATBD DRUM POLKA, the rearms et relish Weenie ebb the men Marone Theatre Drury Lane. TifirlgrtertienaknimMt= m aser, *tinnier M ems, b. ; Usesswyed. f. Y. Seam n be die Awns* tome; ease* user b .d . 1 News ...
... Royal Italian Opera,) and MISS POOLE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). HERR DAMCKE, (Prima Tenore, from the Grand Opera of Berlin,) and MR. BURDINI, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Concertina . MR. R. BLAGROVE. Pianist . MR. BENEDICT. ...
... 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 ...
... Barnard Castle, Durham, carpet manufacturers —Wm. Payne, Gloucester, saddler. INSOLVENTS. Thomas Pilbeam, Parker Street, Drury Lane, smith —John Foakes, Leicester, hosier—Joseph Edward Worrell, Hurler street, victualler—John Worrell, Sussex StreeJjrToltenham ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, June 28. Bankrupts.—Anselm Colton Fowler. Louth dr»P?£ Wm Everett, Drury Lane, builder-josepi, Thoriey. Era■ * er-Thomas Rice Hart? ua . ller -Edward Sewell, Old Bond Street, Mm™, South Lambed New Road. luomas Court, Brighton ...
... merchant, William Blatch and William Lam ‘Thomas St, John’s Lane, Clerkenwell, wire-worker, Thomas Pilbaam, Parker Street, Drury Lane, smith, H. Goddard Reynol Edmund A Blenhim . Wood. Street, fringe-maker. [keeper sow Bond street, livery-stable John Buckle ...
... a REVIEW OF THE REBELLION IN 1748, with the JACOBITE SONGS. Piano-Forte Accompanyist, Mr. LAND, of the Theatre Roy**' Jf Drury Lane. rf ttf* Doors to be opened at Half-past One; the Entertainment to commence at Two a about Four o'clock. Tickets, 2s. 6d ...
... AaaANGfcMBNT or t*« National Anthem, GOD SAVB Tfiß QUEEN,'* Aa performed for Thirty-Eight Night*, at the Tlieain R*»yal, Drury Lane, with uoprecedeuted eothuaiasm. ...