... Krom the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Feb. 18. BANKRIIPTs. John Binion and George Coo Drury Lane, ironfounders James Holland and udward W arden, low-chand. » Preston, Lancashire, tl William Neck. jun, ‘Torre near Torquay. Devonshire, corndealer ...

... Debtors Court, London. Mr. Allcroft, one of his creditors, alleging that ho had now an annual salary of from Mr. K. T. Smith, Drury Lane Theatre, (tho candidato for Hi idport) and “was ability to pay his creditors.” An affidavit from Mr. Smith, however, completely ...

... taken for her accommodation. The suite of her Miyosty is the most extraordinary this country ever beheld. Astley’s and Drury Lane can produce nothing equal it. Princesses, courtiers, Aides-de-Camp, harbors, gold and silver mace-bearers, musicians, physicians ...

... Ne Pros oF SUNDAY SERVICES. Mr. E. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane, has achieved a tremendous burlesque upon Exeter Hall, by opening the Panopticon, under the designation of the Palace, for a series of religious (?) services ! He has retained the Rev ...

... stipend £110. London, St. Bartholomew, Little Moorticlds: Rev. James Marshall, seceded. London, St. John’s, Broad Court, Drury Lane: Rev. W. J. Beamont, prom. London, St. Philip, Regent-street: Rev. J. C. M. Bellew, Maidstone, Holy Trinity, Kent: dio. ...

... Black-eyed Susan, originally produced _ the Surrey Theatre, under the management of Mr. Elliston, and afterwards transferred to Drury Lane, generally considered the first of his dramatic works, but it was preceded a number of farces to which he did not affix ...

... where settled ballet-master, Madame Vestris returned to London in 1819, and entered into an engagement with Ellistou for Drury Lane, whore she made her first appearance in English opera, in the character of Lilia, the Siege Belgrade. Here she speedily ...

... question of price was approached; was some time before any bidding was made, when Mr. K. T. Smith, the enterprising manager of Drury Lane Theatre, made otter of £5,000, which was increased by biddings to when competition ceased, and was declared the property ...

... thin audience, there sat among them unbeknown” to him, as a judge his talent, Mr. Palmer, the manager or stage manager of Drury lane theatre, who soon afterwards placed him the London boards, where, is well known, he became the histrionic star. The manager ...

... Acton. Middlesex, the value of which is between 1900 and £l.lol a year. Two hundred of the Greenwich pensioners attended Drury Lane Theatre on Pride / evening, to hear the opera of and Susan, and to the pantomime. They were admitted gratuitously; and ...

... shaft of a cab struck forcibly one of her arms, severely lacerating it, but there was not so much injury as fright: and at Drury Lane, on Friday, appearing with her in a sling, she sang the music of Lucia Lucia di Lain inermoor. The Rev. R. B. Maurice ...

... Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s, the Great Globe itself, the Zoological Gardens north and soutn, Rosherville, Drury Lane, the Haymarket, the Princess s, Olympic, St. James’s, Adelphi, and all the other theatres and exhibitions —and he would ...