... Biightou, aged 7C. Died lately, at New York, S. Price, Esq., the well-known Americau Theatrical Manager, and formerly Lest.e of Drury-lane Theatre. There has been much 44 jaw*' about Prince Albert's religion, but the fact after all is, that he a Protestant having ...

... three days illness, of erysipelas the throat, S. Price, Esq., the well-known American Theatrical Manager, formerly Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. ...

... [left .sitting ] Her Majesty and Prince Albert went in state on Wednesday evening to honour Drury-lane Theatre with their presence. The Royal Suite occupied nine carriages, and included the Duchess of Bedford and the Marchioness of Normanby,. Ladies in ...

... and wore the star and of the order of the Garter. She also wore, not the 44 rose, shamrock, and thistle coiffure as at Drury-lane, but a regal tiara of scattered diamonds, which only half encircled the head. The Prince wore the uniform a Field Marshal ...

... public, well political spectacle, believe, ever exhibited in this country, was that which took place in the Theatre Roval Drury-lane. It was a dinner given to George Byng, Esq., M. P., to do him honour and to signify the approbation by the people of his ...

... Permission of the Right Worshipful the Mayor. MISS MAIBLARD Has the honour announce that M U. J. L L, THE THEATRES ROYAL, DRURY LANE AND COUENT GARDEN, HAS kindly offered his Services, for her BENEFIT, which will take place at ST. MARY’S H A EL, on MONDAY ...

... unrivalled Brass Quintette Performers! ! whose ]>crformanccB have been the theme general admiration at the Theatres Royal, Drury- Lane and Covent Garden ; the Philharmonic, tiie Nobility's, and their own Concerts throughout the Kingdom, and whose Concerts ...

... ial for the offence, and sentenced to forty days imprisonment, with hard labour. At a marine store shop in King-street, Drury-lane, placard exhibrted. from which the following is copied~r*ri«- : . st ...

... iuvitcd by the Bishop of Norwich, and other leading members of the British and Foreign Temperance Society, to visit London. Drury-lane Theatre has been fixed as the scene of his operations, and the Rev. Gentleman intends to administer the pledge in Liverpool ...

... Kirk who hail thrown a stouc at George the'lhird 17' JO, ai,d into that of Hatfield, who, iu shot at George the Thud in Drury-lane thtse cases to show that premeditation and contrivance wire perfectly consistent with iusanity. In this case there was one ...

... miller—S. H. j Sale and J. Astlev. Heaton Norris, cotton dealers—T. Moseley, I Pvcs Mill, Cheshire cotton spi tier—J. Allen, Drury-lane, tea dealer —C. Cam bell, Rishopsgate-street. merchant From the Gazette of Tuesday, July 21. INSOLVENTS. THOMPSON Chirles ...

... Sale, Heaton Norris, and J. Astley, Stockport, cotton dealers —T. Moseley, Pyes Mill, Cheshire, cotton spinner—J. Allen, Drury-lane, Campbell, New Citychambers, ship owner. DISSOLUTIONS op PARTNERSHIP. E. C. and M. W. Osborne, Birmingham, booksellers —Watson ...