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... Dispensing Druggist, Broad Gate. THIS EVENING, (FRIDAY,) MAY 3, 1844, MR. H. PHILLIPS (Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane, the Ancient and Philharmonic Concerts, the Musical Festivals, Exeter Hall, SfC.) WILE HAVE THE HONOUH OF GIVING HIS NEW ...
... 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' ...
... Farewell Concert. • MARY’S HALL, COVENTRY. AY EVENING, MAY 3rd, 1844, Theat * - PHILLIPS ndPhilhat-rnn,, ven t Garden and Drury Lane, the Ancient Concert*, the Musical Festivals, Exeter Hall, t/c.) HAVE THE HONOUR OF GIVING HIS new historical and ENTERTAINMENT ...
... business—T. Clinch’ Albert’s-place, beer retailer. BANKRUPTS to in BASINGHALL-STREET. RICHARD EGAN LEE and JOHN HADDOCK, Drury-lane, steammachine printers, 4, April 12. Solicitor: Walsh, Lincoln’s-inn, JOHN CONAWAY, Gray’s-inn-lane, cheesemonger, Slarch ...
... 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 ...
... (Laughter.) Police-constable, 121 F, stated that was on duty about half-past nine o’clock last night in Princes-street, Drury-lane, when he heard a violent springing of rattle, and found that the constables were running in all directions to ascertain ...
... Kinnaird in the property respectively of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden, by direction of the executors, the deceased having been for many years one of the most active of the Drury.lane Theatre committee. The room at the Auction-mart, where ...
... Srasenose and the Rector of Exeter, it is believed, from concurrence in Mr. Ward’s opinions. Standard. Dreadful Accident at Drury-lane Theatre.— On Saturday night frightful occurrence took place at this theatre, during the the Itevolt of the. //rtrem, which ...
... purposes. are fold, in the evidence of those gentlemen, of cess-pools being constructed in crowded neighbourhoods (such as Drury-lane and Long Acre), where the natural facilities for proper drainage are perfect; that they pass under houses and crowded workshops ...
... respect to the memory of the deceased there were several of her late professional companions, but none of the officers of Drury-lane Theatre were in attendance. Mrs. Cooper (the wife of the stag® manager of that establishment) and Mrs. Charles Matthews ...