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... present . Monpay, January the Sth, when will ap; pear TEMPLETON, MISS ROMER, And MR. G. STANSBURY, . Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Covent ho are engaxed for a limited of nights. Gardep, This present MONDAY, 5, will be Ta of | Bellini’s grand LA S ...
... BANKRUPTS, From the Gazette of Tuesday March 3. HAMMOND, William John, Essex-street, Strand, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,and New Strand Theatre, Middlesex, also of Liver Theatre, Liverpool, and Doncaster Theatre, dealer in and publisher music ...
... Third labours, su pported 15, ,6391. per annum. by the Society at a charge of Wright, Ciare, x A public dinn er was given at Drury-lane Theatre Harris, on Wednesda of Mr. Byn y evening by a numerous party of the friends Ds. M in celebration of hiss ervices ...
... Lord Marcus Hill, in reply to request that his Royal Highness would attend the dinner given Mr. Byng on Wednesday last at Drury-lane Theatre, was read his Lordship in the course of the evening:— My dear Lord —Most willingly would I accede to the wishes ...
... PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS, MISS MAYOSS, From the English Opera ; MR. PURDAY, From the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury-lane with the combined assistance the BiamincHamM HARMONIC Society. The Chorus of upwards of fifty talented indi- viduals. PRINCI ...
... Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Stedman, of Cobham. —On the 23d ult. at St. Pancras Church, London, Mr. Edward Rawles, of Drury-lane, currier, to Mrs. Sarah Brown, widow of the late Robert Brown, Esq. of Baxtholomew-place, Kentish Town.—On the 16th ult ...
... Stroud. Sol. Pearse, DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. J Nov. 21.—Henry Joseph Reed, Cheshire Cheese Tavern, Mar- | quis-court, Drury-lane, Middlesex, ‘vietualler. | Nov. 24.—Charles Hawkins, Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, draper. ASSIGNMENTS. 4 Nov. 11.—Henry ...
... and preseer, Jan. 27, March Com. Court. Sol. Fisher, Queen-street, Cheapside. REED. Henry Joseph, late of Marquis-court, Drury-lane, Middlesex, victualler, Jan. 27, March 2, Com. Court. Dimmock, Size-lane. OPPENHEIM, Arthur, and Walter Michael Oppenheim ...
... superintendence. James Hatfield, who was tried at the Old Bailey in the month of September, for firing a loaded pistol, iu Drury-lane Theatre, at his Majesty King George the Third, and acquitted on the ground insanity, died Saturday last, iu his year. ...
... reduced to 121 10* year, and Ch Madame Vestri, the Le«ee, •riauagement the Theatre haa proved triumphantly »««,: The Share in Drury-lane Theatre will be better ir,n~_ elated soon aa a more wholesome system in the ita affairs adopted. It must take a lesson from ...
... proceeded to the Hanover Hotel, a dejeuner was given on the occasion by the Earl 01 Effingham. annual dinner aid of the Drury Lane Tlieancal Fund took place this day at the Freemasons' Ml, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge in e chair. 1 he amount ...
... yne, Northumberland ; after that of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire; then of Paradise-street, Leicester; after Crown Court, Drury-lane, 3liddlesex; after that of Sheffield, Yorkshire; then Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex ; after that of Navigation-street ...