... retirement Mr. Charles Kean from the management of this theatre understood to be correct. He is not, however, to undertake Drury-lane, but is about to withdraw from the profession altogether.—At the Adelphi, Zigzag Travels of Messrs. Danube and Pruth ...

... him because the other boys did the same. I always had it back again when I wanted it. I spent the money at Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out clothes, and so forth. I bought pony at Smithfield for 5/. 155., and kept for about six months, riding ...

... Kent, having claimed Mr. Harrison Ainsworth's flitch of bacon, to be presented in July next, Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has offered, as second prize, on the same conditions and at the same time, a silver goblet, with suitable inscription ...

... butcher and horse-dealer, Jan. 40, at twelve, Feb. 20, at half-past eleven, at Basinghall Street, London. William Bond, Drury Lane, licensed-victualler, Jan. 21, at one, March 7, at twelve, at Basinghall Street, London. John Mackness, Stratford, Essex ...

... Basey, Norwich, cabinetmakers. Josiah Tillett, Colchester, plumber. John Mackness, Stratford, Essex, baker. William Bond, Drury-lane, licensed victualler. Henry Quartertnan, Oxford, carpenter. John Marke, Duke-street, Manchester-square, butcher. James Tilling ...

... Walsall. The band of Messrs. Haywood and Tilley, the excellence of which was enhanced by the addition of six members of the Drury Lane Orchestra, were most complete and efficient ; their performance of the Bachelors' Quadrille, and the Star of the West Waltz ...

... huteher and horse-dealer, Jan. 40, at twelve, Feb. 20, at half-past eleven, at Basinghall Street, London. William Bond, Drury Lane, licensed-victualler, Jan. 24, at one, March 7, at twelve, at Basinghall Street, London. John Mackness, Stratford, F.ssex ...

... Liverpool cotton broker, home any day of the week on the Exchange flags. The Rejected Addresses appeared first the re-opening of Drury-lane Theatre October, 1812, and though, like other highly successful works, there was a difficulty in finding any publisher who ...

... received its benefits, of whom only three have relapsed into bad habits. On Tuesday a general assembly of the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre was held in the Theatre saloon, B. B. Cabbell, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The statement of accounts, which extended ...

... then she drove back to town. And what a picture of a magistrate is that of Fielding, seated at supper with a blind man, a Drury-lane Chloris, and three Irishmen, ail eating cold mutton and ham from one dish, on a very dirty cloth, and his worship refusing ...

... prize was awarded, is, we understand, about to be exhibited in this city. Theatre.—We perceive by advertisement that the Drury-lane Grand English Opera Company are about to perform at our Theatre during the week beginning on Monday, March 12th. This will ...

... Mr. Grainger, Foregate: Mrs. Osborne, Cross; Miss Beeken, High-street; or of the Secretaries. THEATRE-ROYAL, WORCESTER. DRURY-LANE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, for SIX NIGHTS, Miss JULIA HARLAND, Miss FANNY REEVES, Mr. H. CORRIE, Mr. O'SUMMERS, Mr. D ...