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... painful illness, SARAH ELLINOR BATE, stepdaughter of Mr. R. Maclean, of this town, and only granddaughter of Mr. Wm. Bate, Drury-lane. Ou the Ist instant, at Southport, aged 24, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON. of the Branch Bank of England, and youngest ...
... after a painful illness, SARAH BATE, stepdaughter of Mr. it. Maclean, of this town, and only granddaughter of Mr. Wm. Bate, Drury-lane. On the let instant, at Southport, aged 24, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOSEPH HaltaisoN, of the Branch Bank of England, and ...
... that be would play for three guineas a week for two weeks at Drury-lane Theatre, the defendant promised to employ him to p er f orm in operatic i performances in Scotland and n Drury-lane, for six guineas a week. After the provincial tour had terminated ...
... on that he would play for three guineas a week for two weeks at Drury-lane Theatre, the defendant promised to employ him to perform in operatic performances in Scotland and in Drury-lane, for six guinea° a week. After the provincial tour had terminated ...
... snugly shut up; and in some closelocked drawer, eleven hundred golden guineas, received rent, year:ago, for a new house in Drury-lane. There s , no longer th e pourpre d e Pape b r i degroom, b ut a m i ser ly .man, whose s p are momen t s are s p en t —when ...
... up; and in some close?eked drawer, el even h un d re d go ld en gu ineas, received .r rent, y ears ago, for a new house in Drury-lane. Th ere lon ger t h e pourpre de Pape bridegroom, b ut a m i ser l y old ,roao, whose s p are momen t s are s p en t —when ...
... through the streets of a large city with an antiquated Roman sword, more like the instrument carried by the veterans of Drury-lane Theatre in the March of Blue Beard, than any weapon of modern warfare, was simply an absurdity. All the other officers ...
... circles that another attempt at opera in English, in competition with Miss L. Pyue and Mr. Harrison, may be made, either at Drury•lane or her Majesty's Theatre, in the course of the autumn. Her Majesty held the first Drawing-room of the season on Saturday ...
... circles that another attempt at opera in English, in competition with Miss L. Pyne and Mr. Harrison, may be made, either, at Drury-lane or her Majesty's Theatre, in the course of the autumn. Her Majesty held the first Drawing-room of the season on Saturday ...
... O'DONOUGHUE AND THE FAIRY WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNEY. The splendid Properties and Masks by Mr. Henry Adams, of Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. Clown . HARRY CROUESTE, om the New Adelphi Theatre, Loudon. newly-invented COMIC SCENES, containing an immense 111 11111)er ...
... HUE AND THE FAIRY WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNEY. The splendid Properties and Masks by Mr. Henry Adams, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. Clown HARRY CROUESTE, nom the New Adelohi Theatre, Loudon. Five newly-invented COMIC SCENES, containing an immense number ...
... (Messrs. Charles Horsfall MR. WILLIAM MUDGE. an d :inns. Exchange-buildings.) JOHN HERD, Esq., (Messrs. John Herd and Son. Drury-lane.) SECRETARY. JOHN MELLOR, Esq., Hunter-street. MR. WILLIAM JENKINS. Emow-MalmEas,—Ths C omm itt ee , i n presenting to you ...