... PUBLIC NOTICE.—BOX-OFFICE.THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—The unprecedented demand for Boxes, Stalls, and place*, induces Mr. Nugent, Box Book-keeper, to invite the attention those who reside out town, and who are about making to witness the brilliant and ...

... Rathminee, Rothpar. Roebm-k. Eooterstown, Merrion, Suudyrauant, Biackruck, and Monkstown. O T I C E. Box Office. Theatre Royal Drury lane. The unprecedented demand for Boxes, Stalls, and places induces Mr. Nugent. Box Bookkeeper, toinrite the attention of those ...

... “Given Rome, St. Peter’s, the 10th of January, in the year 1800, the fourteenth year of our Pontificate.” Mr. Smith, of Drury-lane, paid Mr, Lumley, ast year, £25,000 for artistes. Lord Seaton. Corrjtnan.br of the Force* io Ireland, will resign bis commisiion ...

... satisfactory journey. Messrs. Longman have this week issued a fourth edition of Sir J. Emerson Tennent’a Ceylon. Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, paid Mr. Lumley, last year 25,000/. for artistes Charles Putland, Esq., Bray Head, has subscribed 20L to the funds of the ...

... ry journey. Messrs. Longman have this week issued a fourth edition of Sir J. Emerson Tennent’s * Ceylon.” Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, paid Mr. Lumley, last year 25,000/. for artistes Charles Putland, Esq., Bray Head, has 5 ubscribed 202. to the funds of ...

... It consists of two praye.s, and lay perdu in a copy of the ‘ Pilgrimage of the Sowle,’ printed by Caxton. Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, paid Mr. Lumley, last year, 25,0001. for artistes. In 1858 one railway passenger in 5,353,503 was killed, and one in 332 ...

... Sir J. Emerson Tcnncnt’s “Ceylon.” The Earl of Lucan has subscribed twenty pounds to the Sarsficld Memorial. Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, paid Mr. Lumley, last year £25,000 forartistes. Lord Seaton, Commander of the Forces in Ireland, will resign his commission ...

... extracts, which throw light on many the life. The second numl-er brings down the rarter to 1812, and his connection with Drury Lane. >a, London. —Mosers. Longman and Co. are also auive in the vineyard cheap litcaaiure. They are • .*u’ng the recently poblTbcd ...

... Buckskins are never soiled or discoloured by it. Sold in bottles la 6d. each. Prepared by Penton!, Druggist. a Blitekmore street Drury•lane. London. WC_ and sold at Shlplvv's, Iry sod 10, Regent street, w here saddles cleansed with this preparation may be seen ...

... throw light on many passages in the life. The second number brings down the poet's career to 1812, and his connection with Drury Lane. AND Or Moort.— Longman, London.—Messrs. Longman and Co. are also active in the vineyard of cheap litewature. They are issuing ...

... Buckskins are nevet soiled or diwolniired he n. Sold in bottles at Is. ad each. Ireland by O. Penfold. Druggist. 1 Street Drury-lane. fond.. WC and sold Shipley's, 171 and , Regent Street. whore saddles cleaned with preparation may Do seen. QIIOOTING and ...

... comedy, originally derived from France, and introduced on the English stage by Hugh Kelly's False Delicacy, acted at Drury-lane Theatre in 1768. The prevailing characteristic of this style was an unnatural affectation of polished language in the most ...