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... valuation. For particulars apply to Messrs. Milner and Boyne, Tobacco-manufacturers, Cannon-street, City or Lambert and Butler, Drury-lane. A Good HORSE-MILL for SALE—WORKSHOP and STABLE to be LET, in Redcross-court, Borough. Inquire of Mr. Putley, 114, High-street ...
... re ; Henry Smitt ; fC J ?? h4lfert ' by whim Proxies wiU be LO, BttU >»»«--.a^ tl C ente * * 1 ' Shaftesbury-terrace, I DRURY-LANE THEATR I ...
... the Judy, at slewand was in the habit of visiting at her house, in Russell- 11r. I. 1,,,,•1;,,,,d, Stati, itte r court, Drury-lane. Buckley was at the period an io- the nu:, patient of Charing-cross Hospital ; but it appears that refit. 'lle, the prisoner ...
... sa . me position as a Joint-stock company. The shares in the building and premises were as much property as the shares in Drury-lane Theatre, anti the Court would not, in the absence ...
... A DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-The NEW RENTERS of the THEATRE ROYAL DRURYLANE are hereby informed that a DIVIDEND after the rate of N. lOs. per Share, is in COURSE of PAYMENT at Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s, No. /, Pall-mall East, upon the production of the Certificate ...
... regard to the vessels from Alexandria to Southampton. The charming Adele Dumilatre is this year to open Bonn's season at Drury-lane. ...
... —Q P* Lewer James Thomas, of Conduit-st. Upper Clapton, tobacco manufacturer —Debtors' prison Marshall John, Clare-court, Drury-lane, fishmonger—D. P. Newbegin Edward, jun. of Aldermanbury, butcher—D. prison Polscn°George, of Newcastle, master manner—Newcastle ...
... have had the courage to attempt bringing Shakespeare into fashion, even in that less refined locality. Mrs. Warner, late of Drury Lane, and Mr. Phelps, late of the Victoria, about three months since announced their intention of giving the inhabitants of Islington ...
... CHUZZLEWIT. The principal characters by Messrs. R. Younge, F. Vining, Emery, F. Mathews, A. Wigan, Meadows (from the T. R. Drury-lane), Kinloch, Turner, Stanton, J. W. Collier, Yari.old, Sanders, and Keeley; Miss Fortescue, Miss Woolgar, Mrs. A. Wigan, Mrs ...
... Fanny Ellsler will take upon herself the character of Esmeralda. We see by the bill that the performances are by desire. The Drury-lane committee have invited their lessee, Mr. Bunn, to a Saner at Greenwich, in testimony of their approbation of his conduct ...
... item in the defalcations of the present season. In respect of pecuniary success, on the other hand, the recent career of Drury Lane 'Theatre may be cited as a thing unexampled among English operatic speculations. Belle's light and pretty Bohemian Girl ...
... Several of the principal performers of the company at the Princess's Theatre have consented to appear on the occasion. The Drury Lane committee have invited their lessee, Mr. Bunn, to a dinner at Greenwich, in testimony of their approbation of his conduct ...