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... make themselves happy. We have no fear of 'e - riotcrs and rebels, doaesttio or foreign. Even the o lI- demonstrators of Drury-lane think the Crystal ?? Palace a pleasant lounge for a fine or rainy day. ire Distressed agriculturists hugely enjoy the show ...
... 2. May 15, ageml it, after at lengthened illness, Georsina wife of James Anderson, REq., lessee of the Theatre-Royal, a Drury-lane. 4h May 19, aged 02, Sarah, wirie of Janins Hlaycock, late of ih Cheater. May 19, in Bruneicick-road, ageid 7I, Jane, relict ...
... Vicnnese newspapers record the complete success, at the Imperial Opera, of an English vocalist, Miss Rafter, l formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, bvho made a recent ap- a pearance and achieved a decided impression in La Frliva adel lleqr/imnento. I te AWilelbts ...
... Goods received at the north end of the Clarence Basin. 6 rg Dock, Apply to Thomas Hudson, Old Quay, Sligo; or to J. DOBBIN, Drury-lane, Liverpool. r IRS:- Salle every fortnight. I 'NDA Y I rternoon STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN iorning. LIVERPOOL AND SLIGO ...
... sailing. Goods received at the north eisd of the Clarence Basin. Apply to Thomas Hudson, Old Quay, Sligo; or to J. DOBBIN, Drury-lane, Liverpool. Sails every fortnight. STEAM FROM HULL TO COPENHAGEN AND ST. PETERSBURG. (Carrying postoffice letter bag.) The ...
... Tsituated in a good iseiglsbourhood, iiesa one of the prnilii- KtY sal markets. lsueosing 42.20,-Apply to Peter Aldersey, the DrurY-lane, - i0 be LET, an excc'llent DWVELLING-HOUSE, ins Beech- telos rein-ocble'pairvta-lctlit old J ioaol ate, teme Beheawt aifed ...
... GOULDIE, S& CO., Brokers. tnbr This Day (Friday), the 1ath instant, at Half-past QOe o'clock, Th at the Brokers' Office, 111, Drury-lane, To 120 Barrels dainagod. Ohio FLOUR, per Norman, ou Apply to JAIMES & WARDROP, Brokens. stool T his dy (Fridy), the 11th ...
... but slightly known to thee public by led means of an English adaptation brought out some ten or bli a dozen years ago at Drury-lane, and a very few lanme per- mc formances by cote or two of the Gernean companies who of have visited Leondon. Its present ...
... will appear in her Ilolular characterof atei, the inew and successful play of Ingonmor,altlypoue at tile Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and plae iltyt h Te most crowded and brilliant audincices of til esn h 10 wvill bce got up with the greatest care and ...
... ' ,ill appear in) lior popular character of 1'ARTHIENIA, in the ewand ucsflpa of INGOXAR, as lately produced at trew ?? Drury-lane, and played nightly to tile n-,ost colodhrdbilliaiit audienicesof the seasoni. Theplaly will be up sitli the greatest care ...
... ow i appear in her ptopular charcte of arleuis Inthe esvandsuccessful Play of INGOlAR as atey poducd a theThetreRoyal, Drury- lane an pl~edtiihtl to he o~tbriliat adiences of the The lay s gt upwiththegreaestcare and atten- tionnow cenry, ew resss, nd ...
... VICTOIIINE LEGRtAIN, 1Preeiier stijet die Grand Opera do Paris, Who lately created thege.getenleoicaliat the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and wt~e ?? ecitd aperectfuor of admiration. T~i ceebate arise, ccnep~if b Rus.Martin, from the Acadiiie Itynl dePari, ...