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... 1811. Here she remnained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her il services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she became Mrs. h Hartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley O slied in the 65th year of her ...
... S OF L&ADOUn AGAINS1 Pe THE TYEA&NNY.T O CAPITAL, to 4i i Some four years ago a master in; the strong sboe ige trade, in Drury-lane, made an attempt to compel rO '4i the men in 'hib employ to 'secedde frotn'the trade aa society, to' whichbfiley at that ...
... STRIGFLUS or LASOUR AGAINST Peru THE TRANNY OF CAPITAI. to th Some four years ago a master in the strong shoe ge1ne] trade, in Drury lane, made an attempt to compel suffe thg men' in his employ to secede from the trade daity .aeociety, to whidh they at that ...
... Lineolohf. iun.clf ls; off, aesig, Stanstold, Bssinghsll sireot. iNSOLVENT PETIONERS. AV PORITUOALSTRVE.S B. 6. BARTON, Drury-lane, Runishing ironmnonger. A. G. J. Brsnor, Duke-street, MaRaheater~square, olerk In holy orders. H.S. BuAntr~a, 3arnsala. ...
... '181 .(f8t I t 1 081 Dirt's8 per Cente 274 57 aS6 6S~ ,5; 264 Ditto (.Deierred) - e .I I Ditto ?? .4 _ ' if IROTAL VISIT TO DRURY-LANE TIIEATRE LAST NIOIT.-Old Drtury was honourediast (Saturday) night by the presence of her Majesty, his Royal' Iigtsress Prince ...
... pccumulated so large a sum as 100,0O01, and, rr not forgetting his poorer brethren of the profession, he robly found&d the Drury lane Theatrical Fund. He (the cbai. Man) coaoluded by pointing out the vicittitudes of ar actor's career, and by proosie s ? ...
... Arctic Regions. DiUtnY-LA?NE THEATRE. -Yesterday a general meeting of the actors and actresses, and the other cmploy&s of Drury-lane theatre, took place in the green-room, for the purpose of devising the best means by which this theatre mlight be kept open ...
... ALARM OF FeaRE AT Druaty-Lvxer THEATIax-N7O smfall excitement was created oti Wednesday afternoon itl the s neighbourhood of Drury-Lane and ?? Strend by a sudden alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. It svas shortly as- certained that the smoke was proceeding ...
... T. Priasep, 1026--majority, 70. AxT-U-ioN OF LONDON.-The annual meetina of this as- sociation took place on Taesday ih Drury-Lane Theatre-the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. The reserve fond now amounts to the sum of L.3787, 13s. lod. The prizes were ...
... beat lor some seconds, much to , the damage of.any line paper which may be on the walls -and the annoyance of the inmates. Drury-lane Theitre had t rht morning to be thrown open to the young gehtle- - ha St. a p80, Covent-garden, so that they might [ strut ...
... Pet era George 5 Bowdon Sander;' High Holborn, chdina dealer; Robert Jame& Hawkes, Long Acre, ironmonger; William Glover, Drury Lane, r iaioter; ?? Stuart, StookbridgeTerrace,Pimlieo, baker. fated May 20. BUs NARD John, Stanford Rivers, Essex, baker; June ...
... and for the enrolment of members, at the 910npareil Coffee-lhouse, Newton-street, Holborn. 2nd, That he neighbourhoods of Drury-lane, Ciare-narket, Leather-lane, :rny's-inn-lane, and the Colonnade, Russell-square. are in- Iluded in the term Blbomsbury Locality ...