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... Goulburn.] IN BE CHARLES JOHNS. The bankrupt was a furnitulre broker and fixture dealer at 44, Great Queen-street, and 157, Drury-lane. He also| occupied premises in Kirby-street as a plate-glass warehouse. His unsecured debts are 8,1861.,; there are, also ...
... theirsn odesros tofth CPubliheritotf TiH SMORNING CHRONICLE, 332, Strand; or to thcir respective Nev.s-agenta. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THIS EVHNING will be perforned the play of THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. J. Andierson; Beauseanet, Mr. W. Montague ...
... her residensce, No. 11, Woblrnn-sqtsare, after a lotsg atnd painfu wI hness, Mrs. Bartley, fossmerly of She Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. -- Ott the 7th inst., at Riebusotd, Elizabeth, relict of Robert Aber- dein, Esq., of Brighton, eged 78 ...
... their orders to the Publisher of THE MORNING CHRONICLE, 332, Strand; or to their respective News-agentS. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THIS EVENING w ill he performed the play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. Cathcart; Aniene, Mr. Rafter; Orlando, r. J. Ander- ...
... 897 10 7 flalsite ?? ?? 5 4 t. C. X. Dli ?? iT, Finianial Agent. FiauiolsMur.-tliaibs, Jan. 17, 188b0. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TI'll IS EVENING will be prerfornedthe MItCHANTOFNVENICE Antmiiio, Mr. Cooper ; BassF.iCo, Mr. C. FiMser; Shylosk, Mr ...
... ordern to tile Pl'ull:.ihe~r of'll MORiNING CiHiRONICLE, 33°. Strand; er to thlei re-pective IeNwvs-.cuts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- ''IIIS EVENING will be performed tile play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. Catthicrt ; ?? Mr. Rtafter ; Orlanido, Mr. J. ...
... orders to the I'ubtnhb-r of Tl{F' bhOttNtING CHRIONICLE, r3J2 Straind or to thleir ruwsocuticoe Newbs-agenlts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THlIS EVENING will be performecd the play of TI1 I-UNCll. BACK. Master Walter, Mr. VauidenhoSf; Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr ...
... 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 ...
... without tie kniowledge of this Committee. ALFRED GODFREY, Sbcretary. O1 13, Austin-friars, Jan. 21, 1850. ]P rUHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - In ir T s rill to tlhe iiinerous applications for tic appointmirent of a JUVENiLE NIGHT, the public is respectfully informed ...
... concurrence of a large proportion of tile Bondholders. It is requested that every Bondholder will attend, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THIS EVENING will be performed the play of THE HUNCH- BACK. Master Walter, Mr. Vandenboff; Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr. C ...
... sejituti'rs of Mess 9rl. tle iltotilo-.ltlid (frjlre, Pris.d TEEOR Brusel, Jti.14,IbI. (ignd) TRUE ORBLAN. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- tHIS EVENING will be eirformed the operatic play of ROL ROY MACGIIE0OI. Rashleigh Oubaldistoni, Sr. W. Montague ; Frao- ...
... elK 9 't o fhrward thetr ° t ?? of THE MOIN ING CHRONICLE, 3-, Strand; or to thelr respective News-aentes. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- THIS EVENING will be performed the caonedy of TIIE LOVE CH4ASE. Sir William Fondlove, Mr. B. Baker; Master Waller, Mr ...