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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 ...
... country bumpkins, and barely finding bread for his wife and child, he was just as great a genius as when he was crowding Drury- lane. When Brougham presided in the House of Lords, he was not a bit better or greater than when he had hung about in the Parliament ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... unnecessary to state that the lady was one of the most valuable mem- bers of Mr. Macready’s company both at Covent-garden and at Drury-lane, and that she codperated with Mr. Wells.” Phelps in promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler's ...
... the: MISS M. WELLS, Hop of the Exeter The Celebrated &e. MONSIEUR DEPRET, Raloian Tenor. —— Bass,—Of the Theatre Beyal, Drury Lane, Theatres of Italy. ner- MADEMOISELLE. ‘SOPHIE HU! a Who has had the honour of persorming remee solo ert MR. E. BERGER, ...
... machinery for purpose. mental glass or other transparent substances for decora- tive or other Wins October 19, Alexander Drury Lane, im) October 26, 1859. tora for cooling sheat! metal. Dated November 22, 1859. Jobn Berger, London, an mode of and the ...
... very flatteringly received, Allen, and other f avo u ' the clever bass singer, Mr. Theatre Theatre, made Cleveland . of Drury-lane Tom Taylor's Flot and I'assio * here Thursda in Madame dc Fontanyes could not of Ule passionate Miss Cleveland, who likely ...
... tor, besides embracing the wh: le of the operatic corps at Drury-lane last season for the Italian Opera, some new artists of great celebrity on the will be introduced to the metropolis. Drury- lane will remain open, probably for dramatic perform- ances, ...