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... a leading journal, in noticing the effective and amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the new pantomime at Drury-lane, treats as a satire upon Cod Liver Oil the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's prize baby from a large bottle, ...
... Basey, Norwich, cabinetmakers-Josiah Tillett, Colchester, Es. sex, plumber-John Macknees, Stratford, Essex, baker-Win. Bond, Drury-lane, lLondon, iiceiieed-victnsllier-lfenry Quarter. men. 8t. Alidate, Oxeford, builder-John Mark, Duke-street, London, butcher-James ...
... 'fThe Charge Galop,1 and other Novelties; some of which were Performed this Season for Eigttty-Two Consecutive Nights, at Drury-lane and Covent- garden, before the most croweded and fashionable audiences ever assembled in any Theatre in London. Further ...
... Ce., London John Mackness, Stratford, Essex, baker, Jan. 25, Feb.27, at the same place. Hilleary, London Williain Bnod, Drury-lane, victualler, Jan. 2/, itarch7, at the seine place. Wilson, London iHenry Quarterman, Oxford, carpenter, Jan. 23, Feb. 21 ...
... Adieu Valse” Moldavian Sceiottische” The and other Novelties some of which performed this season for Eighty-two conseentive Drury-Lane Covent before crowded and fashionable audiences ever assembled in Theatre in London Further particulars see Programme Prices: ...
... Colchester plumber Jen 24 March 7 the I Abell Colchester Meekness Stratford Essex baker Jan 25 Feb place Hilleary London Bond Drury-lane licensed victualler Jan 24 March 7 place Wilson London QhRvterman Oxford carpenter builder Jan23 Feb place Holmes London ...
... shared money with me and other boys Mr How did you spend all this money then theatres I suppose Witness— Oh at Astley's Drury-lane I laid some of it out in clothes and so forth Mr Burnaby And didn’t you buy horse Witness I bought a pony at Smithfield ...
... The Charge Galop, and other Novelties; soma of which were Performed this Season for Eighty-Two Consecutive Nigllts, at Drury-lane and Covent- c garden, before the most crosvded and iashionable audiences ever I assembietd in sny Theatre in London. I Further ...
... The Charge Galop, and other Novelties; some of which were Performed this Season for Eighty-Two Consecutive Nights, at Drury-lane and Covent- garden, before the most crowded and fashionable audiences ever assembled in any Theatre in London. Further ...
... Schottische” The Charge Galop and other Novelties some of which were performed this season for Eighty-two oonsecutive nights at Drury-Lane Covent Garden before the most crowded fashionable audiences ever assembled in any Theatre in London Further particulars ...
... Oxford house : here Lord Eldon lelt school and eame to London in 1776 met brother Lord Stowell took me” Lord Eldon “ to play Drury-lane Love played in the farce and Nell we came out the it rained hard There then few hackney-coaches we both got into one sedan-chair ...
... genius and originality, and the British publt are, ludebtei.$o bim for fostering the' Shaksperian drama at a time when Drury- ,lane and Covent-garden, and all the other establishments in London. except Sadler's Wells, had so far neglected the- lays of ...