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... Francis, Inner Temple Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Berkeley, Charles. 18 Russell square • Driller. Charles, 142 Drury lane Bell, Charles, 31 Bedford row Brown, Thomas, Little saffron hill Bilwell, Francis Robert, Registrar's office, Chancery lane ...
... Francis, Inner Temple Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Berkeley, Charles, 18, Russell-square Butler, Charles, 142, Drury-lane Bell, Charles, 31, Bedford-row • Brown, Thomas, Little Saffron-hill Bidwell, Francis Robert, Registrar's-office, Chancery-lane ...
... Francis, Inner Temple Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Berkeley, Charles, 18, Russell-square Butler, Charles, 142, Drury-lane Bell, Charles, 31, Bedford-row . Brown. Thomas, Little Saffron-hill Bidwell, Francis Robert, itegistrafs-office, Chancery-lane ...
... Taylor, Pctlrr end co 5, /Ugh-street Train and co 5 India-buildir ge,Water-et Taylor, J. B 16, Brazilian Buildings, 16, Drury-lane Taylor .A and co Lancelot's trey Tarbet ,W. 4 India-builditga, Water-etree. Tyrer,W. and J Mcraz , y-chambera,Old Church-yard ...
... been considerably curtailed to-day by the row at the Porte St. Martin Theatre. With our phelegmatic nation of shopkeepers, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, with the Italian Opera to boot, might I have produced all sorts of political pieces without | disturbing ...
... as the music assigned to Don (,iovrannzi, which was written for a baritone, uwls sung by Mr. W. HARRISON, the tenor, frum Drury-lane Theatre. In somne parts of the opera this detracted from thle general effect, and quite marred the delivery of thle serenade ...
... originally play ea Follies of a Night, first produced Mr. Reele Y• Th e during Mr. M«creadv's management, and played at at Drury-lane the Lyceum in th e course of last season , was the staple pieee of the evening. ast-named piece, Madame Vestris,who appeared ...
... to introduce Mr. O x b erry i n part originall y pla •3e d by Mr. Keel y. The .Foliies of a Night, first y. produced at Drury-lane during Mr. M;,;,ereaciv's management, and played at the Lyceum in the staple piece of the evening. Madame Vestris, who appeared ...
... some changes in the list of last year, principally among the ladies. Mrs. GLOvjRn secedes: report says she is engaged at Drury-lane; Mrs. Husmyjoins the fortunes of the Lyceuim, and Mrs. WARnxn makes her appearance to share in Mr. MAcARADY's farewell triumphs ...
... dzy, on the bench, at Castle- a wellan, made his first public appearance since his ,eelebrated displasy on the hoards of Drury lane Theatre. He had come to the rescue of his Olange 'brother magistrates, and did what he could to Dut - down Mr. Rea, the ...
... indompetent is no argument against the consistency of such appearance; and that it may be- gums powerfully ?? Hr. ?? ?? ehQ Drury Lane Theatre was under his direction,-a circum- stance which makes the mis-management of Saturday the more surprising, though ...
... latter served to introduce Mr. Oxberry in the part originally played Mr. Keeley. The Follies of a Fight, first produced at Drury-lane during Mr. Macready’s management, and played at the Lyceum in the ceurae of last season, was the staple piece of the evening ...