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... Mellbolab and co„lirswk et . Moore, J. Drury-lane Moore, Prury:lwr hicks ont4 Union-e Maclean and co., Towr-bldss Millen' and co, Drury lane Muir sad Leighton Water.et M Tear and Tom oldngs 11'Larty and eo., Drury-lane ll'Caluson Ito. Miners and Go.,Chapel-walks ...
... of burgh,,and Norfolk are estimated to yield £df ob0pe N~annuml. 0ain ?? Aj The Queenhaigrfsdt take a privat' e hx at d, Drury-lane Theatre, the manager, Mr. E. T. E, mith, re or fuses to permit Mrs. Frank Matthews, Mi' -. Charles ed Mathews, and Mr. Robert ...
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... masquerade on the last night of the Temple revels, and to tbe two theatres in Drury-lane and Dorsetgardens. He was chiefly attracted the Tower and the performances Drury-lane. The wild beasts and implements of war were adapted to his rougher nature, while ...
... brother of Lord Abluger, and of General the Hon. Sir. J. Y. Scarlett. THE QuEEN having refused to take a private box at Drury-lane Theatre, the manager, Mr. E. T. Smith, re- fuses to permit Mrs. Frank Matthews, Mr. Charles Mathews, and Mr. Robert Romby ...
... measured terms, the. notoriously officious address to the King of Sardinia, on the subject of Popery. Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has declined to allow Mr. Frank Matthews, Mr. Charles Mathews, and Mr. Robert Roxby, to perform at Windsor Castle ...
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... the e- | in the noun singular and multitudinous siguifi- | 1@ | of that substantive, is furnished by the lessze of Y> | Drury-lane, a gentleman of the romantic name of Smith, 48/and not unknown to theatrical Hardware Villagers, 3 ir. | openly calling ...
... measured terms, the notoriously officious address to the King of Sardinia, on the: subject of Popery. Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has declined toallow Mr. Frank Matthews, Mr. Charles Mathews, and Mr._ Robert Roxby, to perform at Windsor Castle ...
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