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... to the ship Danube, was severely burned. trib, He had been drinking all the day, and returned to his rafli r lodgings in Drury lane in a state of stupor. He laydown upon the e a settle, and, notwithstanding repeated entreaties, refused to able t go to ...
... refuge in Ireland from the peresecutions in the time of Louis XIV. Oct. a7, James, infant son of George Bateman, pablican, Drury lane, Oct. 18, aged 86, Elizabeth, relict of the late Captain Robert Wilson. Oct 19, in Itaport-lane, Everton, after a lingering ...
... issue ; and he now predicted that say the when this association was able to hold its meetings in who ati Covent-garden or Drury-lane, it would not he long before Narrat the chancellor of the exchequer ?? put the taxes on Trent, knowledge into his hudget ...
... widow ; John Griffiths, Whitechapel, to William D n Sagor; John Thorpe, Whitechapel, to Thomas Tayler- di e son; Ann Hughes, Drury-lane, to William France; Ed- f w., ward Armstrong, St. Andrew-street, to James M'Dowsll; at Miles Sumner, St. Andrew-street, ...
... en Covent-garden in 1790, and at the Haymarket in 1792. to She retired from the stage in 1826, and has been upon the le Drury-lane theatrical fund since 1827. This once popular ng actress preserved her faculties up to the time of her decease. aut She ...
... CABINET COUNCiL.-A meeting was held at the foreign- office this (Thursday)afternoon. Loss OF T1IE AMAZON.-A performance at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the sufferers, is announced. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY MEETING.-The chair wao taken at one ...
... as far as regards J. Shaw-J. Durance and blh and J. Durance, Jun., Lincoln, stons-masons-J. Broad and G. 22n ofGulliver, Drury-lane, coach ironmiongsrs-Ti. Towns & C. Packer, no0 Oxford-street, piano-forte manufacturers-J3. Bacon and W. FeBl, eestet O ...
... instrumentality Pril of t~hiemaestro. When Jullien takes his leave there is no the one to supply. his place. The concerts at Drury-lane, the havngn head, must cease to exist, and until Jullien fsve retursthy cannot, by any process short of magic, be Doic I ...
... Insertion )n the Circular, ful 11t n- saud the us=la apen~s commlolhu i uleiy ?? (Qr ?? fhz LIZABETH BERRY, VICToRtIA HOTEL, E, DRURY-LANE, in thanking the numerous Friends who for so many years patronised her late Husband, begs respectfully to Thl 1 Inform them ...
... received aumerous, signtrs IS ROYALaAARUITHEATIME-11r. E .Dvnot -'Aeicntagediana, with Miss Fanoy iil, on h Thareioyal, Drury-lane, commenced an ongagenltes y here yesterdlay week, and in thle course of thec week sa: I- talined the leading characters ...
... evening last, the fain ose opening of the Victoria Hotel, Old-ropery, under the the: ro- management of Mrs. Berry, late of Drury-lane, was cole- of I brated by a large number of influential gentlemen be- and odlngied t the town and neighbourhood dining together ...
... Mr. Buckstono, a fashionablet setnetlyoung m~iss, and a, porter, wgith a cold. f 110 Mr. Tilbury, of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane, Covemitr end I arden, and Hayma~ket, will make his appearance on C o- th one ocsion, in. tiso character of r .11b-.I1llfslgody ...