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... composer, we believe, is in London, and due preparations in progress. Another opera Messrs. Bunn and Balfe lalke lof for Drury Lane,to produced for .Madame Thill. >n. The proprietors of the leading wholesale warehouses in London have adopted the plan of ...
... robbery tip to Sistuiday last, whlsn lie received information that Elliot had gone into a public-house in the Coal. yard in Drury-lane, anid, having watched, saw him come out Iabout four ,s'clock !in the afternoon wvith a tall man, anti after followving them ...
... IVZWB. Her Majesty and Prince Albert and Royal Suite, arrived at Buckingham Palace Friday afternoon, in evening attended Drury Lane Theatre —although her visit was private, the Queen was recognised and warmly received by audience, who called for National ...
... Strand, during his absence in country, and stealing silk, &c. to value of I TO/.—goods traced to public house Coal-yard, Drury-lane, left there Elliott, and searching his house police found several halves of Bank-notes stolen from parcel forwarded Leicester ...
... well known in periodical ?? Gillingham- street, Vauxhall, in his 70th year, MIr. Henry Erelkine Johnston, former ly of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatrs.-At 1al- hamn Bill, Sarah, daughter of the late Rev. A. B. Haden, of Chapel Ash, near Wolverhampton ...
... ire, grocers. T. K. GORBELL, Bedford Place, Commercial Road, Stepney, bookseller. J. R. DAY, late of White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. D. MACKAY, formerly of St. Johu’* New Bruncwick, but now of Liverpool, master mariner. W. BUTTERILL, Sheffield ...
... grocers. Thomas Gorbell, Bedfofd-place, Commercial-road, Siepnev, bookseller. John Hock Day, late of White Hart-street, Drury-lane. victualler. mid Mock ay. Liverpool, master mariner. William llatterHl, Shrlfidd, grocer. William Cornelius Leeds, cheese ...
... conception of, and chiefly in the consumption of the agricultural villages. FALL IN THE PRICE. oF BREAD.-Yesterday the bakers of Drury-lane, Clare-market, and other places, fell the price of the 41b. loaf to 5)1d. being a reduction of one penny. There is some ...
... (From the Royal Acadeniyof Music, London, and Pupil of Signor Cittadini.) MADIEMOISELLE WRITZ, (Pront the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) IM'ONSIEUR. FLEX1 MORE, (From her Majesty's Thleatre.) Conductor, Signor CITTAl)INI.-Lcader, Mr. NATTHEWS. PROGRAhlaIE ...
... and the Prince partaking of holy sacrament. on both ?? of Cambridge has appointed Wednesday, Oth April, for celebration of Drury Lane T'heatrical Fund dinner at Freemasons' Tavern.-Mr. John Drinnr'mond Dlay, son of late Consul General at Tanigiers, appointed ...
... haunted the public houses in High-street, and frequently slept in the low lodging houses Cbarles-strcet, and Short’s Gardens, Drury-lane. COMMERCIAL CHRONICLE. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Monday, March 31 have now very favourable weather for the progress of sowing ...
... last spring, till the close of the present season, produced the wonderful number of iwo hundred and eight The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday night, when her Majesty attended in slate, were nearly £1,600. The fitting up of the royal box cost ...