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... I181 1. I-lre she remained, first, foremost, and witisout a rival, until 181 4, whet s se transferred her aerviees to new Drury-lane. Soon afier she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of tse excellent Comnedian. M1rs. Baortley died in the S6ils year of her age ...
... Garden an 1811. -Here she remained first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after, she became Mrs. Bartley,. the wife of the excellent comedian. _Mrs. Bartlev died in the 65th vear of her age ...
... appearance at Covent Garden, in 1811. Here she remained, without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after she became Mrs Bartley, the wife of the comedian. She died in the sixty-fifth year of her age. ALEXANDER WILMoT ...
... Garden in 1811. Here she remained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 05th year of her age. ...
... Hero she remained, firet, foremost., dim and without a rival, until, 1814, when she. trans. wh ferred her. services to new Drury-lane. Soon after net she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife' of the excellent Th comedian. Mrs. Blartley died in the 05th year of ...
... Here she remained, first, foremost, diat and without a rival, until 1814, when she trans- whil ferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after nefg she, became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the exeellent The comediani. Mrs. Bartley died in the 655th year ...
... shed remained, first, foremost, diate and without a rival, until 1814, when she trans- whi,- ferrr,-I her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after 1`10gl she 1beciam Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excelleiit Ther con'crJian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year ...
... first time our opiniou of Mr. Booker's qualifications. We have been convinced, since we heard his incomparable speech at Drury-lane, in the month of Jane last year, that he 18 one of the most able men that have appeared in this country for many years, ...
... Ze ?? -ePCW. DRURY LANE. TusS Evstixo, TRE HUNCHBACK. Messrs. C. Fisher, Von- 'denboff, W. Montague, Frazer, Di drar, Evewett, S. Artaud, J. Pary, and F. Vining; Mrs. Nisaet, and Miss Vondenhoff- And HARLEQUIN AND GVOOO QUEEN BESS or, Meeria Eug. and ...
... aminiation of tbe dimensiots and aceommodations of the lodgintg-liotuses in Gray's-imi-road, Bagtigge-wells, Charles- street, Drury-lane, and Streathani-street, Blootisbury. Thte isost recent erection of this stature was it Spicer-street, Spitalfields, for ...
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... be starai noted. Thie ?? am acquainted with, though enjo] I haven't been in it lately, is in the neighbourhood if hi of Drury-lane-this is the worst both for filth and mast for the character of the lodgers. In the room where ways I sle t, which was like ...