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... Jullien also succeeded re-engaging that celebrated German Cuntatrice MADLLE JETTY TREFFZ who this season at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane been received with most Haltering applause M VI VIE R An also been completed with this great Artist of European fame who ...
... succeeded in re-engaging that celebrated German Cantatrice, MADLLE. JETTY TREFFZ, who, this season, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. M. VIVIER. An engagement has also been completed with this great Artist ...
... we It is said that Messrs. Bunn and Balfe have completed a new forward into a narrower portion of the Vv with an eye to Drury Lane becoming a musical theatre, become reduced in its diameter. The tube, thus gradually : nt find opinions clashing in this ...
... Muriel of Brighton chemist BANKRUPTS Frederick George Johns of New Yard Great Street (late of 44 Great Queen Street and 157 Drury Lane) medical fixture dealer 1 twelve March 7 at one at the Court of Baukruptcy London Official assignee Mr W Whitmore 2 Basinghall ...
... overpowered withdisgustand could hardly be to go on with the piece Kemble however could indulge a little himself manager of Drury Lane fancied that Sheridm the cause of much annoyance to him at length while with party one night he declared unalterable de ...
... Surrey, common brewer.-Wilham Huntley, Hart-street, , garden, Middlesex, licenced victualler—Richard Groves Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coach-cumer.— Telford, Liverpool, iron-founder. ' 15.-John Williams and Walter Edward Rust, Strand, booksellers ...
... court milliner JOHN MURRELI HENRY D. STE Colchester, barge owner. SON, West Durham, merchant. WILLIAM L. Charles Street, Drury Lane. piano-forte maker BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. DWARD HODGES, Swinfort, Leicestershire, surgeon E JOHNSTONE, Newbury, Berkshire ...
... March 24, Court Bankruptcy, London, heme and White, Barge-yard-chambers, Bucklersbury- WOOD, Wm. Leighton, Charles-street. Drury-lane, ' nf \ piano-forte-maker. Feb. 21, March 28, Court of l London. Sols. Wright and Bonner, London-street, >- BUs Edwin, ...
... consulting theta, works of Go and of Gray. ,) vw the meer Birmingham, Feb. 24, 1sol. FINE ARTS, MUSIC, AND THE DRAMA. noe DRURY LANE THEATRE. MR, MACREADY’S FAREWELL BENEFIT. From the Times of Thursday.) The event, to which all that lar 3 ge portion of ...
... rather that he had not attempted it at all. Trae, Greater edians have done much he has revedent for it. more, ean, While at Drury Lane, and for his benefit, not only ho danced, but sang, fenced, avd was to have harlequinaded, h not tumbled down and sprained ...
... Parliamentary proceedings see fourth page.) Retirement op Mr. Maceeadt from the Stage.— Mr. Macready took his benefit at Drury lane theatre this (Wednesday) night, and at the same time his final leave of the stage. The announcement of this event had its ...
... was clerk to the Attorney-General, Sir Pep- Arden, afterwards Lord Alvanley, acted as Patent Agent. He was a proprietor of Drury-lane, and was so much in debt that he was obliged to reside within the Theatre, and in consequence (in 1776) to employ a clerk ...