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... laughter) He desired the adjournment of the dehate that he might repeat in his place in that house what he had stated at Drury.lane. (Cries of Oh, oh, Go on, and -Divide.) Admiral BERKELEY *aid, he too had waited all the evening-%laughter and cheers)-in ...
... liament. I F=a AT Daur'T-LANF. TaXATAIX.-Or. the afternoon of the 7th inst.. great alum was created amonz the ser- vants of Drury-lane Theatre in consequence of the di-. roveryof a smouldering fire in the flies of the stage. With little difficulty the ...
... peinlieller. Noq. I and 2. W.'est. est-et. St. Mnartin's-lsane tn refover Irom ttl1 deft-ndant, Mr. 1. T. Smith, lessee or Drury-lane Thentre, n ?? f V 19s. 6d. for picture frames, made and furnished by Mr. Mloore for and to the *lefeudant. The defendant ...
... celebrated a~s an Italian coatraifr, vocalist at v the EKing's Thete, she commenced ber English v aeemr by a d'e~6u at Drury-lane Theatre ia February, b 1521), and soon the finure of Madame Vestris as Don h Giovanni in London vasi to be seen in every ...
... place on Saturday evening at the house No. 7, Little Russell-street, Covent.gerden, immedi- ately opposite the stage door of Drury-lane Theatre, and within a few yards of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, of which the Rev. Dr. Cumniing is the minister. The back ...
... with tile subject, there will be a large attendance. THE TIEATRE.-It is announced in another column that next week the Drury Lane Company will appear upon the Ipswich boards, under the management of Mr. W. Templeton and Miss E. Wadharn. A very rare ...
... NYIGIIT8 ONLV! U.zder the Management of Mr. TV. TEMPLEToNr apl Min E. WADHIAM. HER MAJESTY'S SERVANTS OF TIlE Theatre loyal, Drury Lane COMPANY, Including the names of the following eminent Artist Mr. Frederick Robi~nsoXq Tluo ~hin Wwt , 2fa . Char es Selby ...
... Exhibitors. 0 i eteatre ro.?al, Frowtet. GRAND MILITARY NIGHT! LAST APPEARANCE Of Her MfAJESTY's SERVAVN2SoJ the THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE COMPANY. Ate -whIchT, a ttU rdayune 20tbh, The Performance wiii be under the Patronage, and ! ?? presence of COUR TAI.NL ...
... was occu. pied until four o'clock in trying an action brought by Mr. N. F. Edwards against Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover the sum of £67 15s. 1Od., being the balance of a claim for services rendered as election agent at the ...
... ATTEMPT TO MURDER A POLICE-CONSTABLs.-On: Wednesdayafterneon greatexcitement wascreated in the immediate neighbourhood Of Drury-lane,inconsequence of anattempt having beenmadeby an abandoned woman to murder a police-officer, while in the execution of his ...
... CARR, William. Bilshopsgate-street- Without, and Walworthch, CawsnES, Meldrum, Oxford-street, baker. COLrINS. Ftederiek, Drury-lane. pawnbroker. EAawSHVw. Alfred. Sbeffeld, bosler. GiO3s. William, Worcester, soda water mamufactarer. JosEs, Philip. Newtown ...
... Theatres Royal. St. James's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, London. d BASSO CANTANTE: Mr. Henri Drayton, Eleve ?? Imveriale de Paris; Primo Basso of the Principal Continental Theatres; the Theatres Royal, St. James's, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &c., London ...