... Anti-Corn-Law League.—The seventh weekly meeting of' the League, took place at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening. The house was crowded every part, and several members of' parliament were present on the platform. The meeting was addressed George ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late of the Theatres Boyal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London T HIS PRESENT THURSDAY EVENING, and TO-MORROW (Friday), Mr. RICE, the renowned and original Jim Crow, will perform. On SATURDAY EVENING ...

... ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, Londo* Third Appearance of Mr. FA REN §• Mrs. GLOVE& THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), Marc. J Majesty's Servants will perform the THE RIVALS, Or, TRIP TO ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT F HOOPER, Late ofthe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY EVENING, May 18, 1843, will be acted the popular Melo-drama THE BLIND BOY. To which will be added (by particular ...

... TUESDAY'S GAZETTE DANIEL GOV ER,tn arquta-eourt. Drury lane, carpenter. to surrender March 24 at twelv4 and April 25 at half past twelve, at the bankrupts' - court • solicitor. Me. Valiance. Essex street, Strand; official assignee, Mr. Alsager, Birchin ...

... Armflcld, Chcapside. City, button-manufacturer. Mathew Nelms, Hatton Garden, hearth rug manufacturer. James Binion Cooper, Drury Lane, iron-founder. George Simons. Goswcll Road, watch-maker. William Hodges Browne, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, dealer ...

... COMBINATION OF TALENT. Mr. ANDERSON, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; Mr. PHELPS, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Mr. BALLS, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; Mr. FRANK MATTHEWS, from the Theatres ...

... sudden, a command is issued, and one night more is honoured with the presence of the Queen. This has been the case with Drury Lane Theatre and the Philharmonic Concerts, and nearly so with the Opera; for, at the fag end of the season, her Majesty, visits ...

... UITAR, Orders for which are sent Postage-free. ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT Mr. HOOPER, Late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF Mr. WALLACK. ON FRIDAY EVENING, January 27, 1842, will performed Sheridan ...

... THE Anti-Corn-Law-Leaouk has made its appea ance on new stage. meeting was held the nig of yesterday (Wednesday) week, at Drury Lane Theati the speakers occupying the stage. The harangues of the usual ( filer. Lotto Hrouc.ham C.orv.i.aw League The funds ...

... reputation he has so well and laboriously earned. SIONOR BORRANI, we rejoice to find, made a successful first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday, when in Donizetti's opera of the Favourite , he sustained the part of Balthasar. The Morning Post» ...

... King, and Parker streets, Drury lane, are let as follows: for two cellars, 3s. per week ; the parlours fetch is. per week, the first floor, is. fid. the second 4s. and the attics 35.: the entire rental of Charles street, Drury lane, which occupied in this ...