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... his profession. On leaving Newcastle, he was engaged by Mr. Macready, and was with him during the whole of his campaign at Drury-lane and Covent Garden Theatres, where he established himself as one of the London favourites. On the break up of Mr. Macready's ...
... suited in her singing fer six weeks at both places, Cir- Xov. 110 returned to England, performed in “Saffo and peras at Drury-lane, under Macready management, aal vjfpquentlv appeared the leading provinciai festivals. I*l9 she retired from the profession ...
... success in the latter clmraeter, we can sneak from personal knowledge. Saving witnessed her impersonation on the boards of Drury Lane Theatre. The programme the present occasion was follows & First. Otoe—{Five Voices)— ** A gen’rous friendship.—The London ...
... Lancaster. UiarK, John Hall, coal merchant, Peterboro’, Suffolk. Arnold, younger, innkeeper, Wo^dbridge. * Caplin, hosier, Drury Lane, Middlesex, Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Marehall, coal rchants, Mile-End, Toltenham. Ponders End, and . Lnlield. Herbert ...
... BANKRUPTS. CHAS. JOHN BALE, Peterboro', coal merchant. JOHN ARNOLD YOUNGER, Woodbridge, innkeeper. FRED. CAPLIN, Drury Lane, Middlesex, hosier. JONATHAN WOOD, CHAS. WOOD, and THOMAS MARSHALL, Mile End, Tottenham, Pondei's End, and Enfield, coal merchants ...
... Night's Gazette. Chas. John Bale, Peterboro', coal merchant—John Arnold Younger, Woodbridge, innkeeper—Frederick Capliu, Drury Lane, Middlesex, hosier—Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Marshall, Mile End, Tottenham, Ponders End, and Enfield, coal ...
... John Bale, coal merchant, Peterborou~h, Suffok. John Arnold, Younger, inn- kleper, Wu'1.fdridge. Frederick Caphl, hosier, Drury- lane, Middlhor. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Moahall, coal merchants, Mile-end, Totten- bahm, Ponrl,'a.cnd, and Eofield ...
... CHARLES JOHN BALL, Peterborough, provision dealer. JOHN ARNOLD, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper. FREDERICH CUI'LIN, Drury Lane, hosier. : JONATHAN & CHARLES WOOD, & THOMAS MARSHALL, Brick Lane, Spitalfield, coal merchants. CHARLES HERBERT, Churton ...
... week in Boulogne, where he had lately fixed his residence. The following is a list of the pantomimes the London Theatres :—Drury Lane, Peter WilTcins and tlie Flying Islanders, written by F. L. Blanchard Her Majesty's, Tom, Thumb, by the same author; Covent ...
... MR. JOEL is Instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tuesday First, January Bth, the Premises Occupied Messrs. Gibson Brothers, Drury Lane, the STOCK and IMPLEMENTS TRADE of HAT MANUFACTURER, comprising Silk Hats, Hat Bodies, Silk, Plush, Cidico, Hat lloxes, ...
... JOEL is Instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tuesday First, January Bth, on the Premises Occupied Messrs. Gibson Brothers, Drury Lane, the STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of TRADE of HAT MANUFACTURER, comprising Silk Hats, Hat Bodies, Silk, Plush, Calico, Hat Boxes ...
... charities, the balance being added to the reserve fund. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean will appear in the play of Hamlet, at Drury Lane, on the 28th. Herr Paver is far advanced musical drama, which be produced Mannheim. At the last meeting of the Royal Society ...