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... we It is said that Messrs. Bunn and Balfe have completed a new forward into a narrower portion of the Vv with an eye to Drury Lane becoming a musical theatre, become reduced in its diameter. The tube, thus gradually : nt find opinions clashing in this ...
... present ditch to the Junction of West and Chapel Streets, afong Chanel Street, across Mr. Bromwich's garden to ne, along Drury Lane theough a cutting ia near the Star, of 22 feet deep, to the Dun. oad. This would drain the Socth and far the largest portion ...
... floor of Mr. S. Gibb* house at the bottom the Dunchnrch road; that onb one main drain would bo necessary, which would down Drury-lane to the garden of Mr. Bromwich, and leav the town by passing under Lagoe-place, and join the Avd below the Mill-bridge; that ...
... Muriel of Brighton chemist BANKRUPTS Frederick George Johns of New Yard Great Street (late of 44 Great Queen Street and 157 Drury Lane) medical fixture dealer 1 twelve March 7 at one at the Court of Baukruptcy London Official assignee Mr W Whitmore 2 Basinghall ...
... S. Gibb's house at the bottom of the Dunchurch road; that only one main drain would be necessary, which would run down Drury-lane to the garden of Mr. Bromwich, and leave the town by passing under Lagoe-plaee, and join the Avon below Mill-bridge; that ...
... overpowered withdisgustand could hardly be to go on with the piece Kemble however could indulge a little himself manager of Drury Lane fancied that Sheridm the cause of much annoyance to him at length while with party one night he declared unalterable de ...
... journals announce that Mdlle. Fanny Elssler is about to take leave the stae there, within the course of the present season. Drury Lane.—The new comedy of the Old Love and the New, has proved a most successful feature at this Theatre, aud has drawn some excellent ...
... Surrey, common brewer.-Wilham Huntley, Hart-street, , garden, Middlesex, licenced victualler—Richard Groves Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coach-cumer.— Telford, Liverpool, iron-founder. ' 15.-John Williams and Walter Edward Rust, Strand, booksellers ...
... diminution. A Public Demonstration of the inhabitants of Westminster, against the Window Tax, took place on Wednesday, in Drury-lane Theatre, which was crowded in all parts. Lord Duncan in the chair ; most of the metropolitan Members were present. Resolutions ...
... Murrells, Colchester. owner— Henry Durham Stevenson, West Sunniside, Durham, merchant—William Leigh ton Wood. Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianoforte maker. BANKRUPTCY ANNULED—Feb. Edward Hodges, S»in*»rd, Leicestershire, surgeon. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS —8. Gibbs ...
... dre 8S, but wore a rich scarlet rohe, and over it the stole and surplice. REPEAL OF THE Wrnnow Tax. — Demonstration at Drury Lane Theatre.—The parishe s of the city of West- minster have engaged Drary-lane heatre for a demonstration on the subject of ...
... court milliner JOHN MURRELI HENRY D. STE Colchester, barge owner. SON, West Durham, merchant. WILLIAM L. Charles Street, Drury Lane. piano-forte maker BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. DWARD HODGES, Swinfort, Leicestershire, surgeon E JOHNSTONE, Newbury, Berkshire ...