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... very droll. ASTLEY'S.—Lord Byron made a great fuss about one of his tragedies, maugre his prohibition, being brought out at Drury Lane by a manager who disregarded alike his lordship's injunctions and those of Chancery—Ellit= .;n. We think that had the noble ...
... by Sam u el Tivilor. of No. 2, S omer s place. a kir 0 0 . St.'Panerits, in the county of Nlidiflese r i 2, George-yard, Drury-lane, in the parish A St. MarY 3 l:o, said for the proprietor, Frederick Guest ' eng .gri e itt Upper Wellington.street, in the ...
... of No. 2, Somers-place, New.ro.a.. , C parish of St. Pancras, in the county of Midd;esex, M h's, jolt , 2, G.eorge-yard. Drury.lane, in the parish of St.. blary-le-Stran; \ O . Jr 114 said county, for the proprietor, Frederick Guest Tomlin.. Upper Wellin7 ...
... Printed by Samuel Tavlor. of No. 2. • ii ; perish of St. Pancris, in the tvA l g h o f Mtroli''''ettl e ,ll l 2, George•yara, Drury•lane. In the.n.„eir fin,' said County, for the propFietor , / r 0.,, 0 1 40 0 04 Upper Wellington.street, 1 the bci ii ott ...
... described in Pepys's Diary:—' June 7. The hottest day that ever I felt in my life. This day, much against my will, I did in Drury-lane see two or three houses marked with a red cross upon the doors, and, Lord hare mercy on us ! writ there; which was a sad ...
... - ns 17. Printed by Samuel TaAor, of No. 2, Somerttlele, at parish of St. Paneris, in the of gi ode-Su l 2, George.yard, Drury-lane, in the Pansl!den'eseromiinsa.sie said county, for the proprietor, Fredenek • f r e3 o ; i i Upper Wellington•street, in ...
... agreed to. PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM Asso- CIATION.—In consequence of the approval given to the proposal at the late Drury-lane meeting, the council resolved that the title of the Association shall - - • henceforth be i Tn n SS e convened a e oi ...
... is no fancying her a Lady Mabel in masquerade. A pretty Irish ballad was sung by Mrs. Phillips with excellent archnesss. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-011 Monday a meeting of the proprietors of shares in this theatre was held in the saloon. B. B. Cabbcll, Esq., ...
... - ------o—N- !. -fiimers g' sc i it h''', OW P r inte . d h il f s; t nilu p ey e :L . l or i. the o f r,7;eorge-yard, Drury-lane, in the parcel? said e,ounte, for the proprietor, ited.ernturF;A, 6,oeatja;3lol, Upper Wellington street, in the by otry ...