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... Green, are in a fair way of recovery. DRAMATIC DISCLOSURES: FAILURE OF MR. ANDERSON, OF DRURY-LANE TIIEATRE.—The schedule of Mr. Anderson' the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has been filed in the Insolvent Debtors Court, and an order for hearing was ...
... entertained of his recovery.—on Friday afternoon a lad was severely scorched by an explosion of gas in a sewer now excavating in Drury-lane. A portion of the sewer, which is tunnelled under the street, had by some means become filled with gas, so that when the ...
... at leas Two Hours before the titre of Sailing. Goods received at the North End of the Clarence Basin. Apply to J. DOBBIN. Drury-lane, Liverpool. HOMAS HUD-ON. Old Quay, Sligo. ...
... caused by an overdose t el of morphia, which he had taken o rieve toothache. On Tuesday, at his residence, Victoria Inn, Drury-lane, aged 45, Mr. BERRY. Same day, at her residence, in Chester-square, London, JANE CHORLEY, late of this town,widow ofJohu ...
... Nightingale, and Mr. Millward, of this town, are the authors of the piece. Me. James Anderson, late lessee of the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane, suggests that the Royal Commissioners should appropriate the surplus arising out of the Great Exhibition to the erection ...
... had been, in his caner, connected, as musical director, with the !ceding London theatre', at one period was the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, in conjunction with Captain Polhill. Mr. Lee never recovered the sbocn af his wife's death, the late Mrs. Waylett ...
... nominated Mr. Bunn's Baron Senftenberg, in Bavaria, by Mr. Brorsen. It is stated musical director for the coming season at Drury-lane. to have a brilliant nucleus and a conspicuous double tail, one Rumour mentions operas by Mr. Belle and by Mr. Bene- branch ...
... protect the premises in case of runaway horses.—Tenders Were received for sewering the following streets :—Norfolkstreet, Drury-lane, Liverley-place, Brick-street, Finch-street, and Rathbone-street.—An application from Messrs. Evans and Clint, of Canning-place ...
... 273. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—The American and French troupe of equestrians who have been performing with, so much success at Drury-lane have appeared at the Amphitheatre during the past week, and, judging from the favour they have met with, we may reasonably ...
... world is placed on the outside. This suggestion, however, as to the judicious bottle holder taking a peep incognito at the Drury-lane Carnival is really made on tolerable authority; nor would the fact be se very strange after ; for though the Juvenile Whig ...
... January next. VOCALIST. Miss CICELY NOTT, who has this season created an extraordinary sensation at the Theatre -Royal, Drury-lane, being her drat appearance at Liverpool. PRINCIPAL SOLO PERFORMERS. Sianor SIVORI and Signor BOTTEsINI, !Messrs. BAUMANN ...
... the 2d January. VOCALIST. Miss CICELY NOTT, Who has this season created an extraord* y - sengation at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, being „ Iler st appearance at Liverpool. PRIIsCIPAL S9l:o* PERFORMERS. Signor SIVOR,I4 - nd Signor BOTTESINI, 'Messrs. ...