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... propriety, re and there wee no exhibition of violent feeling. A numl- be tic ber will go to the Richmond Meodical College. c ut DRuRY-LANE THEATRE.-The following fashion- T) Lid able and distinguished persona have honoured with their Wi 1 presence Mr. E. Smith's ...
... ? St tfford, of Manchester, ?? Ifold, of Rams- gate, artiste PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Simpson and John Stevenson, of 24, Drury-lane, ?? Grover and John Grover, jun., of Islington, ?? Tindall and William K. Tindall, of SScarborou, bous ?? Wiso and John ...
... tile ttegunt -circsis,, for rillmilicO asid Gentlenoen. 'Ihe nuost central position in London.-J. ClIALLIS, Proprietor. DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. SINEtTIT. THIR~D APP'EARIANCE OF THE, CELEBRIATED AME- RIeCAIN ACTREtSS, MISS JULIA DAL~Y. Esngagementt ...
... companies are now being 14 formed, and the corps will shortly muster its full com- ,f plement. d THE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA, DRURY-LANE.- ,a The Enflish opera, which was to have appeared at the Princess e, has, we see, been transferred to the boards of Old ...
... letters, a star, and large scroll work. THE THlEATRES. The Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden.-A massive star in gas jets. Drury-lane-A Brunswick star, with a massive gas irradiation. I Her Majesty's Theatre.-This was a very handsome illu- 3 mination, consisting ...
... dramsa, thait it becamc gradually en object of the greatest attraction and admiration. This theatre was, forty years ago, the Drury Lane of Bengal, ansd was supported by the whole of test nibility and gentry of the l'residency of Ca~lcutta Nor ctn the writer ...
... Renovated Lodging-house, 2, Charles-street, Drury- lane, for 82 single jenu. The Renovated Lodgiug-Ihouse, 27, King-street, Drury- lane, for 22 single mcn. The Renovated Dwellings for Families, Wild-court, Drury-lane. The ftenovated Dwellings for Families ...
... in three e, days. The poor child becoming very ill, he was given into ,j the care of a Al rs. Thomas, in White-hart-yard, Drury-lane, Hi who did all she could tf restore him, but he becamne much L worse, and it wors ultimutely deemed advisable to take him ...
... rteef of St, Mirtin's- O hail as wivel ite over tho premises belonging to Mr. Hall; Mr. Buoletes, the celebrated clown of Drury-lane TIhetetre; Mr. .0 W. Dole, _No, It), Long;-iacr M Ar. Gidding, tobacconist; datnet the Uticorgo tend DragTon vern, the property ...
... has 1i;0 modulated into a grand music-hall, under the direction of Norin Mr. E. T. Smith, of Her Majesty's Theatre and Drury Lane, ofp'cs to saynothing of the Bijou Theatre in the great. Opera-house agreer in the ,laysuarket, now in the hands of a French ...
... Birmingham Theatire; and, after succeeding Capt. Polhill in I the lesseeship at XDrury-lane, he became in i833 manager of 1 both Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, conducting I both through two remarkably consecutive seasons, which t will be especially remembered ...