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... John, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch- street iroulmono-er. ANDnaEws, iclnly, Angel-piace, lslingtou, plumber. DELF, John, Drury lane, linen-draper. GOULTY, JOlln, Stangawe, mast-tuaket. PARRY, Jubti Dixon, Ma1nchester, sharebroker. IGHTEOOT, ThomTas, N ...
... ?? Committee for PO land's Regeaeration, will be holden on MondO evening, November 29th, at the German Hls White Elart, Drury Lane, near Hol-orn, in ?? moration of the Polish Revolution of 18aO. Chair will be taken ateight o'clock recisely. ErnestJontso ...
... WITHIN. The whole to conclude with THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. The celebrated Tenor, Mr WV. Harrison (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, and the Ancient Con- certs, London), having entered into an Engagement to per- form for Eight NiAhts ...
... ,I ?? T. f :sD fN, Et A CeH £fl. - #- -a r~ t~ 1 = C ?? a~ ?? anol V r;e ne Icnc~urTerl Drury- Lane w:-hi'-r r~sere YA. OW. -½-~~.The R,~vni suite( 4¼1 .s P-t. tb ie COu.-1e ss rt 1). R, okn. Mt utrray, Er a'Vrlc- Colonel thl-, Ch aries Cr-, and b S b;- ...
... factory hands in the borough of Manchester without the means of employment. The lessees of the theatres of Covent warden and Drury Lane have given the free use of their respeertive theatres for the purpose of a Shakspere MemorialYHisght.' A young butcher ...
... Committee for PFo o land's Regeneration, will be holden on MondaY 0 eening, November 29th, at the German Hall, .8 W Hite art, Drury Lane, near Hollorn, in comae' * mertion. of the Polish Ravolution of 1880. Chaif e will be taken ateight o'elock precisely. Ernest ...
... Odd-fellows paid a return visit to the district officers of the North London district, at the Lord Portman lodge, Craven-bead, Drury- lane. They were attended by upwards of .300 officers and brothers of various lodges, among whom we perceived P.P.G.M. Nugent ...
... what It now is, cheerless, desolate, and ?? ROYAL POLYNEOUi410 INSTITUTION. Mr James Russell, (late of Covent Garden and Drury. lane Theatres,) gave the first of a series of ' Readings from Shakspeare at this popular ?? on .Thursday last, in which he ...
... Boxes, lI-Gd., Pit, Is. /LADVERTISIBMENT.]-M) uSIC-HALL, JARRATT. rSzt~r, lluac..---Mr. Templeton (of the Theatres Royal Drury lane and Covent Gardes), having just returned from America, will have the hononr of making his first appearance in Hull in one ...
... agreement entered into in 1792 between the pro- prietors of her Majesty's theatre in the Haymarket ?? the one hand, and those of Drury Lane and Covent Gar- den on the other, which, for certain conditions then per- formed by the former, stipulated that the two ...
... DSEmocRAs will hold an extra. meeting on Monday evening next, January 11th, at the German Society's Hall, (White Hart), Drury Lane, three doors from Holborn, to hear an address from Christopher Doyle (of the Chartist Executive), on the state and prospects ...
... areauthorised to contradict it, and to insert the following letter. to which no answver has; been returned - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, April 19, 1847. MADEtMOISELLE-Up to the present moment of your ar- rival in Englandl the losses occasioned me by your ...