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... Maedler the existence and position ot a sun Dublin Evening A Fire by Doc— The following occurred at the conflagration in Drury Lane last Saturday morning It custom of the foreman ot Mr Noblct locking up the premises at night to leave his dog in front shop ...
... , the barometer stood at 29.87 inches; on the 23rd, I registered it at 28.67, ing fact occurred at the conflagration in Drury Lane, last of 1.20 inches within four days. being a fall urday morning. It was the custom of the foreman ot Mr. This morning ...
... he had better pay the money than die miserably and lose his eternal happiness. The letter was addressed to a party in Drury-lane, and bore the Southampton post-mark. On Thursday last was witnessed, in the neighbourhood of Queen-square, this city, (Bath) ...
... and Recovery of One Hundred and Seventt Sovereigns.—On Thursday, the proprietor of a public house the neield-ourhood of Drury-lane paid to the receiving clerk of brewer sovereigns, secured in a bag. After receiving the mousy,the clerk sat for a short ...
... he had better pay the money than die miserably and lose his eternal happiness. The letter was addressed to a party in Drury-lane, and bore the Southampton post mark. Lunatic Wit.—A very sturdy lunatic, in Nottingham Asylum, few days ago, was standing ...
... that Mr. Bunn has made a most liberal offer to Mrs. Butler (Miss Fanny Kemble) for acting a certain number of nights at Drury-lane Theatre, but the negotiation is still pending. It is, however, Mrs. Butler’s positive intention return to the stage. The ...
... in its structure. One of its airs alone has aired much popularity—“The light of other days.” Previous to its revival at Drury Lane this season, several judicious alterations were made, and the addition of an air in the second act greatly improved it. ...
... reform, and las*-, though not least of all, in the removal of restrictions on the freedom commerce. At the great meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, in 1837, Mr. said, I have lived in eventful times, and my sentiments fifty years ago were more consonant to the ...
... effort only to be made, with a chance of success, through the The establishment of moderate expectation of its professors. Drury Lane eing exclusively deyoted to opera and ballet, would require considerable reinforcem to admit of your performances bemg sustained ...
... announces that Mr. Bunn has made a most liberal offer to Mrs. Butler (Miss Fanny Kemble) for acting a certain number of nights Drury-lane Threatre, but the negotiation is still pending. It is, however, Mrs- Butler's positive intention to return to the stage ...
... announces that Mr. Buun has made most liberal oflfer to Mrs. Butler (Miss Fanny Kemble) for acting a certain number of nights ut Drury-lane Theatre, but the negotiation off the score of terms. It Mrs. Butler's positive intention to return to the stage. We regret ...
... attorneys.—T. and J. Uolyoake, Redditeb, Worcestershire, needle manufacturers.—W. Hendry and J. Glover, Charles street, Drury-lane, ironfounders.—W. Howard and F. Dinns, Paddock, Yorkshire, manufaci turing chemists.—T. and W. Welch and T. Wood, K>d' ...