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... instruction for ?? years. Pl In 1796, young- Brahain was engaged by the stil- Bil :membered composer Signor Storaee, for Drury-lane led l Theatre, and his ddait (which was in an opeia calel e ini iahluoud) was so succes-;ful that in the year following ...
... Portman-.square, and Bnightn ab ~'manufacturers. Martenh anti Co., Liverpool, Corda an facturers. Dickesoca and Harcourt, Drury~lane ca i~r00. -mongers. W. Lupton and Co. Leedsclo-h-mercjts-asfa )as regards A.]~ Lpo.Garman and Bulling, Litchatc, orflk, ...
... at the close of their third season, in April, fir' 1842. We next find Madame Vestris, with her husband, an, ad playing at Drury-lane, but, owing to a disagreement ant to with Mr. Macready, they transferred their services to the Haymarket, where they made ...
... are now fixed to commence on Thursday next, when TZ/ Schoolfor SacndOd will be performed. Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has refused to allow one of the gentleman ef his company to appear in one of the representations at Windsor Castle ...
... July 12, at St. Bride's, by the Rev. W. Newton, Mr. Ca John Houghton, pawnbroker, Scotland-road, to Mises Ann Mc Fletcher, Drury-lane. Fr, July 12, at St. John the Baptist's, Mr. Thomas Jones to th4 Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. J. Hewitt, veterinary surgeon ...
... en Covent-garden in 1790, and at the Haymarket in 1792. to She retired from the stage in 1826, and has been upon the le Drury-lane theatrical fund since 1827. This once popular ng actress preserved her faculties up to the time of her decease. aut She ...
... Roberts, of a daughter. andm Feb. 14, the wife of Mr. Thomas Howard, Basnett- mnud street, of a daughter. aud 7 Feb., 15, in Drury-lane, the wife of Mr. John Archer, of uman r a gon. he cl 1, Feb. 16, In Cornwa~lis-street, the wife of Captain Johnhi K Webster ...
... 20 ?? P. Tee- q ha , surgeon, 30 ?? D. Wheeler, attorney- tl sat-aw, Lime-street, 30' ?? thease of Richardh ly Bell, of Drury-lane, no order was made, tthe debt being Sl n due previous to the defendant's bankruptcy. It appeared t( e- he obtained his ...
... nursery plate, LI veined at something under £500, carried off. pi On Saturday evening, Mr., Roxby, the stage manager of it Drury-lane Theatre, vwaited upon Mr. Smith, the lessee;' ti and presented him with a superb chased solid silver vago, i formizng atea-urn ...
... grocers.-n. Sauthcombe and G. Chant, Striii.under-Uanibdoii, Somicrsetshirs, glove nmanufacturers.-E. Hart nlid W. Crouch, Drury-lane, iron. mongers and carpet bag frame unanufacturers.-D. W. Bishop and P. Draummond, Littile Tower-street, City, shipl) and ...
... with the original share L at holders. ad The theatrical on dits are not numerous; but it is said ro Mr. Bunn is to have Drury-lane for the regular drama at re. Christmas; and that the Keeleys will probably start again ye by themselves. Miss Addison is ...
... 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 ...