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... MR. HAYDEN and MR. CLARKE, lnstrumental Performers. MR. MR. H. GILL, of Leicester, and Pri . kEY, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 'ncipal Second Fiolin—Mß. H. SHARGGOL, of r,. Birmingham. Vini «r—MR. GRAHAM, of Leicester. ,o MR. WOOD HILL, of Birmingham' ...
... ar d delight, marked expressuce of MRS HOWS! (uate Miss M.A. MK HARRISON, ed © deal,) (Or MR. BAKER, AND MR LEFFLER, al. Drury Lane and C ovent Garden. ) (Ol the Theatres Roy will be on a scale com mensurate witl The band and chore lento tthe town and ...
... delight, Miss M.A. FLercHer), MRS. (cate MR. HARRISON, eid edral,) (Ot MR. BAKER, MR. LEFELER, t Garden. ) the Theatres Drury Lane and Coven The band and choir wi! Ibe on a scale ¢ commensurate witli on end will embrace ail be talent of the town @ ud ...
... (late Miss M. A. Fletcher) MR. HARRISON, (Of Lichfield Cathedral); MR. BAKER, AND MR. L E F F L E R, Ofthe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Iraraenj. The Band and Choir will be on a scale commensurate with the Hall, and will embrace all the talent ot ...
... day of meeting. January 30. B. M’Pherson, Uoxton, victualler.— W. B. Cockerill, Reedhara, Norfolk, butcher.—J. M. Wintle, Drury-lane, silversmith.—W. Rolfe, Therfield, Hertfordshire, farmer. —J. Millington and T. Salter, Manchester, calico printers.—lt ...
... CERTIFICATES to be granted, auless en _ a B on the day of meet Hostes, January W. B, M'Pherson, Norfolk buteber—J. M Wintle, Drury-lane, rill eedham, Hertfot hire, fa er eremith W. Rolfe, Therfeld weil, Staff dshire warehouseman Al Mosely, High-street. shad ...
... ; Go along, you old ! he continued, in the same breath, addressing his horse. 44 Do you see that fellow there, going in Drury-lane, sir ? That man was tried last year at the Bailey, for robbing a .house, and I dare say that he is plotting something now ...
... than a century, with few occasional isolated and inefficient attempts* remedy the nuisance) Mr. Walker, the surgeon, of Drury-lane, in a work entitled Gatherings from Graveyards,” published in 1839. know very well that attempts have been made to throw ...
... guarded by troops —it was part of the money agreed by China to be paid England. 15. Anti-Corn Law League Meetings commenced in Drury-lane Theatre. They were afterwards held in Covent-garden Theatre. 21. Robert Southey, L.L.D., Poet-laureate, died, aged lilt ...
... along you old Tory! he continued in the same mei breath, addressing his horse. “Do you see that fellow Wo there, going into Drury-lane, Sir? That man was tried i. last year, at the Bailey, for robbing a house, and I dare Billy ! gra say he is plotting something ...