... 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- ...

... influences since the last outbreak 7 - ( Medical imet.) Mbs. Glover’s Farewell Benefit.—Mrs. Glover took her farewell benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on Friday night. The house was crowded from the floor to the ceiliug. Iho Rivals was piece selected for the closing ...

... 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 ...

... the privilege witnessing the dinner, even mefligj. IUNoEit Naptha Lamps.-Ob Tuesday evening. Mrs, ijAxoMi Parker-street, Drury-lane, was trimming aTapiha lamp, wh.u the spirit ignited. In her aia.m she 1 nnod the lamp and her clothes were saturated u.th ...

... witnessing the dinner, even in effigy. (NOer ...

... , which may be had of Mr. Bales, Coruhill. Area, One Shilling. HEAT HE KOVAL. IPSWICH. MR HOOPER. Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and lute Manager of the St. James' Theatre, London, and Manager of the Theatres Royal Bath and Brighton, T lAS the honour ...

... 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 ...

... or employ ; then the rekin 1 avern. Broad Court, Drury Lane, Middlesex, Licensed Victualler, having a Beer Shop the same time 10, Bath f>,ree l, > ’ and late of the W rekin 1 avern, Broad Court. Drury Lane, Middlesex, Agent for the Sale Ales Commissiou ...