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... to prevent the law ' e,u ded by admitting these assumed titles to be valid as although void by the first section as names Drury Lane Theatre has been fixed on for Mr. May faiewell benefit, which will take place on Wednesday ♦Hp public dinner to Mr. Macrcady ...
... —Benjami* Homan, dington, builder. From Tuesday's London Gazette, Feb. 18. John Bin ion Cooper and George Button Cooper, Drury-lane, ire founders, March April 1, at Basinghall-street. Atts. Port adC Bloomsbu ry -square. James Holland and Edward Warden ...
... poor trade, milk cows a great trouble to dispose of. BANKRUPTS• T 6ESD..I 1 James Binion Cooper and George Binion Cooper, Drury lane, iron founders James Holland and Edward Warden, Preston, Lancashire, tallowchandlers William leek, jun., Torre, near Torquay ...
... tc veater” suicide from he had been attached, ba ving pre s of a Mr. Macready took his final farewell of the ealand et Drury Lane on Wednesday night, when, after of the Macbeth, he delivered « farewell Every pls peir of taken in the theatre a fortnight ...
... prisoners bad anything to say. They were all committed to the quarter PC1.140101 for trial. Mr. Macreedy took his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday, and at the men* time his Anil lave of stage. The announcement of this event had its %lateral influence ...
... and hope it will be persevered in.— The ItniMcr. Ka. FAIUSWItLL Smarm This event toot place on Wednesday night last, at Drury-lane Theatre. So many applications by letters were received, that before the box-office was opened, the choice seats in all parts ...
... performance, an event which will be long memorable in the annals of the English drama, took place on Wednesday evening, at Drury Lane Theatre, wht*n he appeared, for the last time, in the character of Macbeth. The termination of hia career waa worthy of ...
... deaf and dumb woman, aged 31. A monster meeting of Protectionists, from all parts of the country, is shortly to be held Drury-lane Theatre. Mrs. Hudson gave another brilliant ball, last week, at the mansion, Albert-gate. The total cost of the new army ...
... they be, their internal harmony is rarely disturbed. In the crowded neighbourhood of Bagnigge Wells, in Charles street, Drury-lane, in George-street, Si, Giles's, in Hatton-garden, as well as in other localities, model lodging houses have been established ...
... the Sheriff for Thursday, the 10th of April.—Yeovil Mercury. has been resolved to hold a grand Protectionist Meeting in Drury Lane Theatre, Thursday, May 1, the Second Anuiveruury of the Association. An immense gathering is expected. ...
... praise in the earth. he year er the PULITIVAL NUTABILIA, 2.869! ; The fixture for the it Protectionist me fice ex- on the Drury Lane Theatre, wh was recently announced ra, and been altered. The is now to b 441. oo of May, has The Duke of Richmond will preside ...
... are nominally the same as last week. harky cutitioues to sell readily at very full pricer. lie Protectionist meeting. at Drury-lane Theatre. w. t:t** ;lace on Tuesday, April %M. It is expected list the muster will present one the greatest demo.*tatra* ...