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... Mark Lemon, who is a1 Jew, had tried the stage, and failed on it. Then he became landlord of a smalt public house near Drury- lane Theatre, and failed in that. Next he became editor of Punch. in which his success was great. After that he shone atthe Pastch ...
... Mitchell, Esq., III ; P. Wlihinsa, Esq., A. D.; 1ev. Dr. Aspinahl, ot S-. J&ames Churcb, Liverooi, J Philip Newton, 1q., Drury lane; W. Rawson, Esq., 01ff ftila., S New Bri~htebn H. lloaikine, REq. Sandon-treet; W. Jons, d chemIst, Waterloo; John Morton ...
... Canterbury, on the 4th of September. He -was 97 years and 2 days old. . An Americau actor named Roberts has made his debut a at Drury Lane as Sir Giles Overreach. He was success- ) fal. We never heard of him before. *lfNew York Tribune. t A young lady was asked ...
... eon; T. Mitchell, Esq., M.D ; F. Williams, .. e r. rAsplnall, of St. James's Chureh, Liverpoolk at Pe Bllp Newton, Esq., Drury lane; W. Rawson, Esq., Cliff tl4 H Now Br.ghter; Hoekins, Esq, Sandon-strect; W Jones, a chemist; Waterloo;- John Morton, Paddington ...
... UNDINE! THE SPIRlIT OF THE WATERS; OR, tAstLsoorN AALSaT TIaR R=ncr.ss Crysalia..Mtss M. Stanley (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane). Undine . ?? Fred. Lloyd. Albert ?? ?? Mrs. H. Bickerstaff. Cormt ?? Fred. Lloyd. I Amphibio . Mr. Earoot.. GRAND TRAN ...
... surgeon; T. Mitchell, Esq., M.D * F. William P4 Esq, M.D.; Rov.Dr.AspinaI, ?? JLmee's Chnroh,Lives. oo l Paip Newton, Req., Drury lane; W. Rawson, Esq., ?? 1 New Brighten; HI. Hosk, Bagt.. Standtonetreet;W. JoW. chemnist, Wstrloo John Morton, Paildinglon ...
... removed to N Drury-lane in a cart; but en being taken there the varter was 0 told that they couid not be received, and upon going away G Freoney seized them.-Mr. daowbaii appaared for Mr. Flynn, the V owner of the warehouse in Drury-lane, who, he said ...
... MIKenzle to Joseph Kitchen; Daley-street, Thos. Hanlon to Richard Pike; Dickinson-street, Thos. Wilson to Leuis Dosse, refused; Drury-lane, Thomas Palin to Juo. Archer; Fontenoy-street, Samuel Board- ma man to Thos. Shepherd; Fontenoy-street, James Riley e- to ...
... are now fixed to commence on Thursday next, when TZ/ Schoolfor SacndOd will be performed. Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has refused to allow one of the gentleman ef his company to appear in one of the representations at Windsor Castle ...
... July 12, at St. Bride's, by the Rev. W. Newton, Mr. Ca John Houghton, pawnbroker, Scotland-road, to Mises Ann Mc Fletcher, Drury-lane. Fr, July 12, at St. John the Baptist's, Mr. Thomas Jones to th4 Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. J. Hewitt, veterinary surgeon ...
... Roberts, of a daughter. andm Feb. 14, the wife of Mr. Thomas Howard, Basnett- mnud street, of a daughter. aud 7 Feb., 15, in Drury-lane, the wife of Mr. John Archer, of uman r a gon. he cl 1, Feb. 16, In Cornwa~lis-street, the wife of Captain Johnhi K Webster ...
... LETE co-am~ Z young man, named Wm. George Matson, who had Oeen an apprentice with Meesr. . Horsburgh,1Halley,and Co., of Drury.lane,waschargod withegteal. y lug a letter cocntainig three bank notes of £100 each. The letter , was entrusted to him to post ...