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... first time our opiniou of Mr. Booker's qualifications. We have been convinced, since we heard his incomparable speech at Drury-lane, in the month of Jane last year, that he 18 one of the most able men that have appeared in this country for many years, ...
... will be recollected that in June, last year, the National Association held a gathering of a most imposing description in Drury-lane Theatre. Power- ful as that assemblage proved itself to be. by the results that followed ft, and by the check which the ...
... OCCURRENCE On Sunday morning, about half-past one o'clock, loud screams which proceeded from the house, No. 17, gardens, Drury-lane, attracted the attention of the policeman on the beat, who, on entering the premises, discovered in a back yard the almost ...
... and the aggravation of the evil which has in due course The Art Union of London liehl its animal meeting at followed : Drury lane Monday, to ballot for prizes. The only F o r three preceding ISI6, the agrieolturist. had local mune which appears amongst ...
... REET, LONDON, near the Bank of England. TRUSTEES :— Stephen Olding. Esq., Clements-lane, Banker. Thomas Spalding, Esq., Drury-lane. Henry Tucker, Esq., Stamford Hill. Edward Swaine, Esq., 185, Piccadilly. DITECTORS:— Peter Broad, Esq., Tavistocli-street ...
... MOORGATE-STREET, LONDON, near the Bank of England. TRUSTEES Stephen Olding, Esq., Clement's-lane, Banker. Thomas Spalding, Esq., Drury-lane. Henry Tucker, Esq., Stamford Hill. Edward Swaine, Esq., 185, Piccadilly. DITECTORS Peter Broad, Esq., Tavistoch-street ...
... carriages. _ _ or MRS. Gr.ovErt.—.This eminent actress died on the night of Monday week. She had taken her farewell benefit at Drury-lane Theatre hit a week previously, when the priticipA actors of eminence conic bated their services gratuitously. T:te greeting ...
... Knott. lieliedereiroad, belle, timber-merchant Samuel Porton, Looe, Cornwall, grocer, Richard Groves Ward, Brownlow-streel, Drury-lane, coach rrier. ExtEMpotsa PRIISCHino.--Previous to the time of Charles I. extempore preaching was the general mode of addrese ...
... T, LONDON near the Bank of England. TRUSTEES :— Stephen Olding, Esq., Clenieiit's -lane, Banker. Thomas Spalding, Esq., Drury-lane. Henry Tucker, Esq., Stamford Hill. Edward Swaine, Esq., 185, Piccadilly. DTTECTORS :— Peter Broad, Esq., Tavistoch-street ...
... (From Friday's Gazette.) BANKRUPTS.—Richard Groves Ward, otherwise Richard Ward, Browniow-street, Drury-lane, cuach currier — Thomas William Dornford, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, wine merchant -Frederick Hennett, Clapualu rise, Ciapham, soda-water m ...
... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE—BANKRUPTS. R. G. Ward, otherwise R. Ward, Brownlow-street, Drury- lane, coach currier T. W. Dornford, Sulfolk-lanc. Cannon-street, wine merclit F. Bennett, Clapham-rise, Clapham, soda water manu- facturer E. Hyrons, John-street ...
... EET;,LONDON near the Bank of England. Ti tUs'frES: Stephen Olding, Esq., Clement' -lane, Banker. Thomas Spalding, Esq., Drury-lane. Henry Tucker, Esq., Stamford Hill. Edward Swaine, Esq., 185, Piccadilly.- DITECTORS Peter Broad, Esq., Tavistoch-street ...