... 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. ...

... Incorporated ?? of Parlmnttaiuarante'5 Capital qf £50,000. TRUSTEES. STEPHEN OLDING. Esq, Banker, THOMAS SPAIDINNO, Esq., Drury-lane, HENRY ToxJICa, Esq., Stamford-hill, on. EDWARD SWAINE, Esq., Piccadilly, THIS SOCIETY is established, on the Mutual Princi- ...

... distance directly l out of London, is to be opened in the course of a few id ?? Chroaicle. hie MRs. GLOVER's FAREWELL BENEFIT.-Drury-lane s. Theatre was crammed to the ceiling on Friday night, on the occasion of the farewell benefit of Mrs. Glover, who made ...

... , Larribeth Umbne PAiALL, Samuel, East Looe, Cornwall, grocer 'ererut WARD, Richard Groves, otherwise WARD, ]jhM rwlw3r Drury-lane, coach currier. ' r BANKRIJPTS-TrESDAY. A&DAms, Samuel and William Brildge, and BActAr, Gerear, t engincers. DI WONS, William ...

... the afternoon, when, off the Houses of Parliament, a Mrs. Shadbrook, residing in Queen's Head- passage, Charles-street, Drury-lane, who had conceived that an improper intimacy had taken place between a fe- male of the party and her husband, in a frenzy ...

... early in January, 1861. Further particulars in next week's papers. etratrett uopal, 3X'it MR. H OOPER, 0f the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and late Manaoer of the St. Jatmes' Theatre, Londorn,and Manager ofaie Theatreo Royol, Bath and ilrightotI, U-AS the honour ...

... 1IOAUN, Beiijamin, Westbourn-terrace, Paddington, builder. BANiKUPTS-TussDAY. B1NION, Tames, and CooPER, George Binlon, Drury-lane, Ironlounders HOLLAND, James, and WARDEN, Edward, Preston, Lancashire, tallow merchants NLECK, William, jan., Torre, near ...

... are told, is dead : but ere long the Delegates will assenmble from every County in Great Bri- tain, und make the walls of Drury Lane, or Covent Garden, re-echo throughiout the length and breadth of the Agricul . tural districts. That it is a lively corpse ...

... proceed in the cause that now appears certain to achieve success. A grand meeting of Protectionists is fixed ior May ]1st, at Drury Lane Theatre. .; -- ...

... Society be strong~ly recomumended to attend the Great YMeeting of the National AssoCiation, to be held at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on Tueciday, the 2.9thr A~ril.-Anvrierson desirous of attending can obtain Free' admnission irickets into the Theatre ...

... expected a testimonial in the form of a service Sf |pllate, or an invitation to dinner, or to the great meetifli to be held at Drury Lane on the twenty-ninth1 instants '5 not quite clear; butt a boon of £150,000 does ?? profuse thlanks, when far larger sums ...

... Friends of Protection to British In- a dustri, be RECOMMENDED to ATTEND the GREAT S PROrECTIONIST MEETING, to be held in DRURY LANE THEATRE, on TUESDAY, the 29th April inst., P instead of the Ist of May). His GRACE THE DUICEOF ob kICHsoND, K.G., will ...