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... Odd-fellows paid a return visit to the district officers of the North London district, at the Lord Portman lodge, Craven-bead, Drury- lane. They were attended by upwards of .300 officers and brothers of various lodges, among whom we perceived P.P.G.M. Nugent ...
... THE TYPE FOUNDERS. | TO THE WORKING CLASSES OF LONDON. At an adjourned Delegate Meeting held at the Craven Head, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, October 3rd, 1843, to hear the statement mnade by the Typo Founders of London, a series of long suffering and tyrannical ...
... had constant oppertutrities of ob- serving the practical effect and operation of the patents granted to the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Coventoarden, of both which theatres lie has also been at different times the sole lessee and tmanager. Thait the rights ...
... the Excise, Llewellyn Watkin tWilliams, of ham and beef notoriety, keeper of the above rooms, in Brydges-street, opposite Drury lane Theatre, was charged with selling foreign wines without a licens e. Two officers of Excise proved being served with foreign ...
... other places. Model lodging-honees had been erected in Gray's Inn-road, Newton-street, Holborn, arid C liarles-street, Drury- lane. In addition to these, the house in which they were assemble-i had been erected, and would be opened for the reception of ...
... mittbe's report, and distribute the amount subscribed for the purchase of works of art, was appointed for Tuesday next, at Drury lane Theatre, and all the elaborate arrange- ments consequent on the largeness of the body were made. On Monday last, however ...
... company will be addressed by Mr. Bateman, of the firm of Salisbury end Bateman, printers, ited Lion-court, White Hert-street, Drury. lane. The musical and scenic entortainrents will be on the grarndest scale, comprising certain special addi- tions to the asual ...
... has passed between the managers of it and the people generally, continues to attract great attention. On Wednesday night, Drury Lane Theatre was crammed to the ceiling, by persons craving for a repetition of the trebly thrice-told told tale of national ...
... osier him a fresh testimony of her afetittis.' A BARuAIx-To be soid, the statues of Kean and Shl'st in tiee vestibute of the Drury Lane Theatre, the insagner lavin no further use for their services. They ttt! tgilsall1' Uired for Sadler's Wells, or any NatDta9c'' ...
... TosnsctEn.-We are glad to perceive shat Me. Macready. bas this siorning issued a notice intinmating clint the seaso0 of Drury Lane icill not close, as it has hitherto boon staled, on MIonday next, but will be prolong~ed till Mosidny week, when rise great ...
... GROUND IN RuSsELL-COURT.-On Thursday,'an inqjuirywas held before Mr. Bedford, coroner, at the Cheshire Cheese, Cross.street, Drury- lane, on view of the body of Mary Ann Sazell, whose death was alleged to have been occasioned by the effluvia issuing from the ...
... SUICIDE Bo CirARCOAL ?? -On Tuesday even- ing MIr. Bedford held an inquest at the Sun and Appl_- tree, White Hlart-street, Drury lane, oil the body of Charles Grieve, n-ho committed sutcide under the follow- its singular circumstances:-Mis. C Magot, of 12 ...