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... her husband only 18 days. July 16, Mrs. Glover, the celebrated actress. This lady on Friday last, took a benefit at the Drury-lane theatre, on which occasion she appeared seated on the stags after the performances, and surrounded by the other players ...
... Leeds. Same day, at Wakefield, aged 80, ELIZAsETH, relict of Mr. Gto. SHAW, ofHuttOn. On the 29th ult., at his residence, Drury-lane, Wakefield, aged l6, JOHN MILNER, Esq. On the 3rd inst., at the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Not- tingham, aged 32, ...
... CrAnzssA DODSWORTH, Granby-place, Scmb horou-gh. Same day, MARY HAnlaRIT, infaist daughter oJ EisxEzon VALEisER, jan., LsFq., Drury-lane, Waketisld. Vil Same day, aged 8U1, SARniX. widow of Mr. RoRsZA HOWOATE, Sult market gardener. Low Wortley, near Leeds. ...
... JANE, Weife ofMrLOE ai STORE, whiteenith. QArLu roeft Same dlay, aged 74, ELCEAOETCI JONES, widow Of goeoee l~ee n eoN, Drury-lane, Wakiefield.cl lrfletIIRI n 6 Saner day, aged 21, MAct A.N,- evifoo F r TINYRILL Hn 6 daughter of tile Andlreem Watoosofl ...
... which the teeth were well preserved. 5 The Swndcay Times is said to have been bought by MI s Mr. E. T. Smith. lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. r Freemasonry has been publicly denounced in the wo bhurches of Malta by several of the different orders of Nu ...
... Same dlay, aged 57, RNcurL io fM.JH lLT.Ps-I master, Scee-bro'. fwdwo raom eLTps-I Same day, at ser dlaugister's residence, Drury-lane, London, aged a Si, Mrs. SAssier VOLL&NS, forosorly of Iluinslet-lane, Leeds. ,Sauce dlay, -ecsed 72, J.UITnra, ?? of Mr ...
... theatrical runs during the exhibition year 1851,; the run of the Colleen Bawn is fresh in all men's memo- ies, and, at Drury-lane, at least, has not yet come to an end. But this Dundreary mania surpasses all its predeces. sors,- save, perhaps, the madness ...
... them. We have heard him explain the working of differential duties on colonial sugar to a great miscellaneous audience at Drury-lane with as much felicity, ease, and success as if he had been turning off brilliant appeals to the feelings, like some of his ...
... he made very hberal offer to him. He stipulated that if Mr. Booth would blud himself to an agreement, he would take the Drury-lane Theatre for a lengthened period, in his behalf, feeling assured that such a speculation would turn out highly remunerative ...
... by the great atud distigni h(I' oI all pliroessisets. Oli the 30th of March he was enIter- tained at a public dinser cl Drury-lane Theatre, and was prt -eated Vith a inagniiiceit silver vase of the value of C20110 Dlhintug tbis, his first iitiportatt ...
... elections for which Westminster was famous. He was known as a vehement Corn Law man, and a greaC banquet was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, at which, to the sarprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was presont. No sooner had Captain Rolls been elected- M ...
... heb wonted position at Drury-lane. Mdllo. TItiosns's appearances were relied upon as one of the chief eleetonts or success for the past soason at Her Mlsajoety's Theatre, Haymarket, upon Mr. Mapleson's rewiuval there from Drury-lane, but a paintul illness ...