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... wife of Mr. John Bradshaw, draper. Oswestry, aj»cd XI. the 20th inst. aged 4‘»,Mr. (J. Ilomcastlc, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ...
... at Bushy Park, is in the enjoyment of excellent health. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Wednesday. The two vacant Lord Lieutenancies of Westmoreland and Cumberland have both been ...
... Majesty gave audiences to Sir Robert Peel, Sir J. Graham, and the Earl of Aberdeen. The Queen and Prince Albert weat to Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday evening. On Fr:- day her Majesty visited the Duchess of Glou- cester; and in the evening went to the ...
... Chemists and Booksellers. BANKRUPTS, Gazette. Rott. Read. Winchester Street, King’s cross, builder James Hodge, late of Drury Lane, but now of Ab- church Lane, City, victualler John Freeman Wood, Oxford, Charies Fou Oppenheim, George Street, Minories ...
... late of the Red Hill Farm, acar Sbi@n: 13th inet. at Reading, aged 70, Harry Gattie, E.eq. formerly 2 popular actor st Drury Lane Theatre, end alee at the Beth, Bristol, aud other provinciai theatres. Mir. Gattio’s inimitable representation of a Frenchasan ...
... io. The rush the door at twelve o'clock, obtain entrance the Is. fee, was tar greater than was ever seeu at the doors of Drury Lane on the night a royal visit. After three or four o’clock, when curiosity was in some degree satisfied, the departures began ...
... the new Knights of St. Patrick. Devth Miss Clara Webster.— This young ifanteitsc, who was horribly burnt upon the ftage of Drury Lane Theatre, Saturday night week, in the presence the audience, expired Tuesday morning. An inquest was held on Thursday, mid ...
... grade more decent 4s. and even .Is. per week are often asked. In one of the most wretched localities London, I'arker Street, Drury Lane, .£2OOO per annum realised by few filthy houses, which arc divided and subdivided into single room tenements follows : cellars ...
... concluded the usual way, though much delay necessarily took place.—Ot*rrnr. lo * letter adtlreue;! by tbe Stage Manager of Drury Lane. (Mr. Cooper.) to the Editor of the Jlurnitty /'•of, it appear, that no possible blame attaches to the officers and servant* ...
... benevolent purpese. } of a sale by auction took place the interest of the Hoo. D. Kionaird, in the rt of the Theaires Royal, Drury Lane and Cov Covent Garden. The first lot put up consisted of an annuity or rent charge in Covent Garden, which originally cost ...
... ) commercial coustry ast! to its DREADFUL ACCIDENT=DEATH WEBSTER, On Saturday night a frightful occurrence toot place at Drury Lane Theaire, during the perior- mance of the * or THE which in its juences has ved the Stage of the best dancer of the day. ...
... the low price of provisions of every mon lahbourers.— Montren! Heraid. kind, wages are decidedly at 3s. a day for com- The Drury-lane Theatre epened on Monday night, ander the management of Mr. Bunn, who bas converted that temple of the drama into an Opera ...