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... lodge meeting*, Ac. Posiession may be had with ahont 2*50-. oash. Leone 14 year* ; rent modorate. S MALL PUBLIC-HOUSE, near Drury-lane.— Mr. WHITTLE, Auctioneer and Appraiser, 13_, Old-street, City road. E.C., is instructed to LET a compact PUBLIC-HOUSE, ...
... lodgo meetings, Ac. Possession may bs had with about 250/. cash. Lease 14 years; rent moderate. SMALL PUBLIC-HOUSE, near Drury -lane.— Mr. WHITTLE, Auctioneer and Appraiser 13s, Old-stn: . ., City road, E.C, is instructed to LET a compact PUBLIC-!! situated ...
... because they are sold for sixpence, may desire to excel in coarse abuse, they can be beaten every day by the outcasts of Drury-lane and Billingsgate. Sallies of the kind to which we allude amuse no one. We all know that they are untrue, and really it is ...
... Digby Sey- mour and Mr. Prenderga*t for the defendant. The plaintiff i* in the employ of Mr. Dickinson, a coach- builder, in Drury-lane, and the defendant is an oil and colourman in tho same neighbourhood. On the 27th De- cember last the plaintiff and a f ...
... when the men of business consider that the Government ought to be in their hands— a request which we remember they made at Drury-lane by the mouths of Mr. Tite and a few more, but adjourned on account of the accident of a crisis in which a con- siderable ...
... air-proof. DOUDNEY and SONS, 17, Old Bond-street; 26, Burllngton- arcade; 4», LombnH-rtreet. E»tabH*hed 1784. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— Lessee, E.T. SMITH.— For the BRNEFIT of HARRY BOLENO (the Clown), Feb. 21, 1&60 (Shrovo Tuesday), on which occasion will ...
... ditto ?? _. ■w « Post^ffice orders to be made payable to ABEL NADIN, 106 S&oe- ans Fleet-street. E.C. ■_ j THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— Lessee, E T. SMITH.-For the B -NEFIT of HABBY BOLENO (the Clown). Feb. 21, 1560 (Shrove Tuesday), on which occasion , ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. **• drama called The Forest Keeper was produced at this theatre on Monday night, and was received with unanimous applause ; the performers were called for at the close, and all 'he usual demonstrations of success attended the fall ...
... Misses Hland as partners. Evening Classes. An Assembly every Friday.-33. Brewer-street, Regont. •1 reet. - THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— Lessee, __ T. SMITH.— For the 11 .NEFIT of HARRY BOLENO - (the Clown), Feb. 31, 1660 (Shrove Tuesday), on which occasion ...
... of the Workhouse, in Mount -street, as well as suny farther particulars. By order, T. B. CHAPPELL, Clerk. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.-Lels^, E. T. SMITH.— For the BENEFIT of HARRY BOLENO ...
... ditto ?? ?? 318 0 iffioe c. ders to l c made payable to ABEL NADIN, 106 SnON I v , Kles :- trcet, E.C. - Ti.h.ATREROYAL DRURY LANE.— Lessee, it 17. T. SMITH.— For the BSNEFIT of HARRY BOLENO town), Feb. 21, 1660 (Shrove Tuesday), on which occasion i* ...
... Hartley, Miss Kate Harley, and Mr. E. Vf. Mockney.— Doors open at Seven. Mr. P. CORRI. Musical Director. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— ?? E.T. SMITH— Kor the BENEFIT of HARRY BOLENO (the Clown), TO- MORROW (Shrove Tuesday), on which •ocasion will be performed ...