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... CaxwmeTius BENEFIT - The benefit Of Jobi afficted, literary man, which was intended to have been taken, some time since at Drury Lane, is ppraged for to-nih at the Pdl, in addition to the Oriceoiin11 cr sdhoih E e~Y ariae Ih'omothe company PbA theatre, Vandyke ...
... which this object vwas proposed to be I achieved was totally different . On the one hand 31r. E. T. LSmith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, determined to pur- chase New-place, and then to raise sufficient money, by ,performances of the combined Shakespearian ...
... and workshops, No. K8, Bed iVou-street, Clerkenwel, let at 54. 14s. per anum-sld for 960f Freehold house and shop, No. 6, Drury-lane, let at UK per annum-sold for 7701. Freehold dwelling-house, No. 31, Brydges-street, Covent- garden, let a 42L par annum-sold ...
... Gulliver's Trarels, and a grand transformation scene, by Calcott, is already whis- pered to be a stupendous feature. At Drury-lane, which has ?? for this kindof amusement,there will bea grotesque burlesque pantomime, by Mr. E L. Blan. chard, founded on ...
... o'clock, a woman named Anne King, aged 25, was found smothered in a cellar of soot, at the house, No. 10, Parker-street, Drury-lane, whieh is in the occupation of a sweep. It appears that on the previosiily the deceased had visited another woman, and the ...
... Tcrott, Bartleman, and Ssntleyy Miss Fanny sliddart, nod Mdnme. Lemmons Sherrington.-Commesce at 8 o'clock. EA TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, A Lessee, Mr. B. T. SMITH. NEVER ACTED. THIS EVENING will be produced a new drama, In five parts, arranged by C. J. Mathews ...
... 0 40 0 500 44 ° 640 a Tea Spoons ?? 8 0 20 0 24 o 32 0 270 38 0 MAPPf BRo&TsM, 67 and cS, King Wi IhM eet, LMAkd ?? A I DRURY-LANE. Last night Miss Avonis Jones, an actress who brings with her an Australian reputation, appeared at this theatre in au English ...
... he had strenuously resisted the open- ing of the Alhambra, even though it was the speculation of his brother manager of Drury-lane. These exclusive pretensions are not such as the public will view with favour. It will take the occasion of their being ...
... ho rtires when the pre-1 ~.D~ y Semumor, MP.,is laid up at Turi by n atackof renmtic everandbronchitis. who have visited Drury-lane Theatre and rmre gardens in turn, for the 'second' timei attended a morning performnance at the Canterbury'~ Hall yesterday ...
... DtURtY-LANE THEATRE. -Yesterday Mr. Robins offered for sale, at the Auction Mart, two renters' shares in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; as also five 1001. joint- stock or proprietors' shares in the same theatre. The first lots put up were the renters' shares ...
... Lthousands of our fellow-creatures drag on a weary and miserable existence. In one of these dens up la court leading out of Drury-lane, where the Society had purchased some premises, there was an opentrough or sewer filled with putrid garbage l lrunning through ...
... anniversary festival in 1864. A public meetiag Will be held shortly, in connexion with the scove object, at theTheatreRoyal, Drury-lane, which E. T.I$iiith, Eiq., has liberally qianted for the ocession. Mgr. Bodiedi Wa been a ppointed Bisbop of Viterbo by ...