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... Howerd't.' No. 7, MARKET PLACE, Kensome, end Belle PLOUGHS’ AXD Hoverd'e Butnove, Bossz Raxes, _ IDN/ , RIIORV Hoes;; Ransom's, DRURY LANE> RUGbY. and Bentsll's Coltitatou and Scaxinrxs. Ransom's, mid Richmond Chandler's Muu and Conn Cxrsmas; Ransom’s, Kich-mond ...
... Howards, 9 PI ACE Ransom’s, and Ball’s PLOUGHS; No. 7, Howards Harrows, Horse Rakks. ****> Horse Hoes;' Coleman's, Ransom’s, DRURY LANE, RUGBY. and BentMlV CriTtv*TOßj aJiil , TlT.n*. Kanaoin a, and Richmond d: Chandler's Mills and Cohn CmrsHEsa ; Ransom's ...
... In the Bail Court, on Saturday, Lavigne, the celebrated oboe player, brought an action against Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for, work and labour done,. Tie plaintiff had played in the band during the opera season, at four guineas a-week ...
... rest on a solid basi liquic a wag answered it by writing underneath, ‘No, on a was at the funeral cf Miss Sherry, of Drury-lane Theatre, in St. Paul’s churchyard ; the crowd pressed on them after the service was over, and not liking his situation, ...
... nature. Musical Trial.—The case of v. Smith, ». claim l»v the celebrated oboe-player against the equally renowned lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for 10 s. under engagement the defendant had not fulfilled, occupied Mr. Justice Blackburn and a common jury, the ...
... Sirand Theatre. Miss Julia Daly, an American actress of parts, made first appearance before English audience oc last, at Drury Lane Theatre. In and Out of Plaoe is tbe title of the piece ic which she performs. is precisely the aame class of interlude ...
... Garxicx.— Edmund Kean Was a creat favourite with Mrs Garrick, the widew of his celebrated predecessor. It wasusnal with the Drury Lane Committee, when they wanted a new-comer to make * hit, to bring the venerable old Iady out to her and then to prompt her ...
... Prisas. MB-iat EDMUNDS’ GENERAL AND FUBNISHIN6 IRONMONGERY ESTABUSHMENT, AID AQBICUITTOAI WAKIHOUBB, No. 7, MARKET PLACE, AND DRURY LANE, RUGBY. EDMUJTDS is also AGENT for «11 the Principel AaßiccLTumAL .Maher*. adil i» prop'J''*' ■U kind* of AgrioulWr«l *t ...
... tcctotalßn rent aolid banu. a wag answered it by writing uailer. ncath, No, on a Quiek was at tho funonU of Mum Sshcrrj-, Drury-lane Theatre, in St. Paul’t churchyard ; the cum,l prested on them after the iervioe wan over, and not liking Lis situation, ...
... employed in public offices messengers, &c. An Enterprising Speculator.—ln an action against Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, heard in the Bail Court, last week that gentleman stated that during the past year he had paid Mr. Lumlcy no less ...
... unnecessaiy to state that the lady was one of the most valuable members of Mr. Maeready's company both at Covent-gardeu and at Drury-lane, and that she cooperated with Mr. Phelps iu promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler's Wells. ...
... Contralto of the Kietor 11*11 Concerts, Ae. MONSLEUB DEPKET, The Eminent Belgian Tenor. MR. J. O. n»*».-Of the Tbeetre Boj*l, Drury Lane, the Principal Theatres of Italy. ■Ol.O VIOIJ*. mapemoisellf, SOPHIE HU -* ll Who bon had tlie honour performing UfoM Her ...