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... the engagcinrnts in the late war. This regi- ment also possesses a milk-white goat, which on Monday c night performed at Drury La.ne 'fheatre, in the play of i '-Esmeralda. They also have a stag, but neither was le 7 present at the ?? News.ci to ToE A ...
... length been definitively settled. Mr. Gye, after filuitless attempts to w obtain possession of her Miijesty's Theatre and Drury- lane, has taken the Lyceum for a term; and to this small e theatre-built for the purposes of Euglish opera, and of V late dedicated ...
... goods re- pro. moved-immediately afterwards. ?ooi, For any further particulars apply to Captain Bevis, Rn.V TranFport-ollce, Drury-lane, or to Mr. Branch, Hanovcr-Atreet. ity PFURNITURtE, &c, South-strect Toxteth-park. r : BY MR. DIIANCIJ On Tuesday next, ...
... collation, with wines, tea, coffee, &c , was ecrvedl up in an ante-room by Mr, Robert Walker, of the Old Mansion Elouse, Drury-lane. ...
... musical instruction for three years. , In 1796, young Braham was engaged by the still' - membered composer Signor Storace, for Drury-lane I Theatre, and his dll; bt (which was in an opera caled a Mamund') was so successful that in the year following he was ...
... erchaut, Bedfordostreet South; Edward of Johsltone, merchant,, Tower-buildings, Water-street; Henry P Jump, corn merchant, Drury-lane; Edgar Musgrove, broker, 0 Oldball-street; Alexander Powell, bide factor, King-street; J. IC Iy A. Smith, merchant Matl ...
... instruction for ?? years. Pl In 1796, young- Brahain was engaged by the stil- Bil :membered composer Signor Storaee, for Drury-lane led l Theatre, and his ddait (which was in an opeia calel e ini iahluoud) was so succes-;ful that in the year following ...
... at the close of their third season, in April, fir' 1842. We next find Madame Vestris, with her husband, an, ad playing at Drury-lane, but, owing to a disagreement ant to with Mr. Macready, they transferred their services to the Haymarket, where they made ...
... nursery plate, LI veined at something under £500, carried off. pi On Saturday evening, Mr., Roxby, the stage manager of it Drury-lane Theatre, vwaited upon Mr. Smith, the lessee;' ti and presented him with a superb chased solid silver vago, i formizng atea-urn ...
... , Middlesex. )t, Robert Thompson, otherwise Robert Thomas, pastry cook, the Croydon, surrey. MC Edmund Folkard, grocer, Drury-lane, London. William Ogston Young, underwriter, London, Manchester, and of at Liverpool. effe a James Frederick Benjamin Lewis ...
... GIRL TnRoueec prom eards Caemsg.-A painful sensation has beau created in the accc idino' neighbourhood of Russell-court,, Drury-lane. ia cense.- tribi erin quence of a young girl named Elizabeth Brigsby, aged appm pro- only 15, the daughter of poor but ...
... it e transpired that Robson, on the night prexion-. to lis ,e absconding, left an authority wvith Mr. E. T. S;:tlii, of - Drury-lane, to take possession of his houns hold prooerny, a with instructions for Mr. Oxenhamn, of Oxfocd-Ftroet, to ar sell the same ...