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... et, to protect the pre- mises in case of run away ?? were received for sewering the following streets: Norfolk-street, Drury- lane, Liverley-place, Brick-street, Finch-strect, and Rathbone-street.-An application from Messrs. Evans and Clint, of Canning-place ...
... memorable in the an- IAL nals of the English dramna, took place yesterday even- C ing. Mr. Macready took his pn tirg becefit at Drury lane, and appeared for the lart time, in the character of 'itS Macbeth. The termination of his carer was wortlhy of l or its ...
... 7178 lbs. ; tallow, 1,241,781 cwts. ) In addition to other meetings, London had on I Wednesday a monster demonstration, in Drury- lane Theatre, in favour of the immediate, total, tl and unconditional repeal of the window duties. o Whether this wish will be ...
... Blorsvills, Ellen ]lateinari. ROYAL AMP'HITHEATRE. ELCH, M'COLLUM, & CO.'S GREAT W AMr EfICAN T'ROUPE, late of Theatre royal, Drury- lane, will OlEN onl MONDAY, DECEMIrERt 1ST1, for a limaited nrumielr ef rights. Il coniectionl w ith thin Cormrpany, seill be ...
... ow i appear in her ptopular charcte of arleuis Inthe esvandsuccessful Play of INGOlAR as atey poducd a theThetreRoyal, Drury- lane an pl~edtiihtl to he o~tbriliat adiences of the The lay s gt upwiththegreaestcare and atten- tionnow cenry, ew resss, nd ...
... Association for the Protection of British Industry t] and Capital fromn free action and full employ- G ment is to be held in Drury-lane Theatre ; and, o as the house is by far too capacious to be filled by v the Protectionists of the metropolis, the country ...
... make themselves happy. We have no fear of 'e - riotcrs and rebels, doaesttio or foreign. Even the o lI- demonstrators of Drury-lane think the Crystal ?? Palace a pleasant lounge for a fine or rainy day. ire Distressed agriculturists hugely enjoy the show ...
... with the original share L at holders. ad The theatrical on dits are not numerous; but it is said ro Mr. Bunn is to have Drury-lane for the regular drama at re. Christmas; and that the Keeleys will probably start again ye by themselves. Miss Addison is ...
... but slightly known to thee public by led means of an English adaptation brought out some ten or bli a dozen years ago at Drury-lane, and a very few lanme per- mc formances by cote or two of the Gernean companies who of have visited Leondon. Its present ...
... declare The -exli- D bition opened. What other effect cast be pro- P duced by the Great Protectiotnist tiieotings at Drury-lane T heatre aid St. Martit's-htall, the first e resided over by the Duke of Richmontd, tand the a C st by the Earl of Stanhope ...
... Ballacroitch, Isle of Man, aged 80, Mr. John s Carnochan, of Horusea, Yorkshire. Sept. 23, at his residence, Victoria Inn, Drury-lane, aged 45, Mr. John Barry. Sept. 24, aged 14 mnonths, Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Willians Davey, 38, Essex-street ...
... Bac:,isurst, Preston; official assignee, Mr. Pott, Manchester. JOHNS, Frederick George, New-yard, Great Queen-street, ;he Drury-lane, general fixture-dealer, Feb. 1, at twelve, March in- 7, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court- solicitors, Messrs. or. Wright ...