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... appeance at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, early in October. THEs DRAMATIC, EQUESTRIAN, MUsIoC SIcK FuND.-The Annual Meeting of this Association is announced to take place at one o'clock next Wednesday, in the Saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, the free use of which ...
... 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 ...
... to receive it; and goes on his way, having left his own flesh to suffer all the pri- vatious and hardships of life in a Drury-lane court. We have not yet reached the end of the case. We know only one side of the story. But, so far as Mr. Guinness Hill ...
... its manerrutfacture and lqauality. A Sex YEArs' St-scissc i r. -The Italian Opera-house, Corv-nt-garden, is lalrger than Drury-lane. J. Fox.-Your meotler, with the consent of her husband liaei pow er to sell the property to her sistter, rpn whose death ...
... also been for- warded. FOnE iN DRURY-LAN1B.-On Wednesday night, a fire liromse out in the shop of Ur, Miles, hosier, 103, Drury-lane. It was occasioned by the gas light com- ifig in contact with stock in the window, anrd but for the timely arrival of the ...
... understood, was very higlly connected, but. Was ot muost eccentric habits, preferring to live in the low odg. lig-house of Drury-lane. The deceased's sister, a ldy who resides at Richmond, visited the hospital whie -ha deceased wvas there, and explained ...
... whether or not is satisfied the child is her own. t obviously have been very easy to, child in London ; and in L, co, De Drury-lane, there is probably more tL ir mother who would not object rto hnre cnumbrance taken off her hands, and ?? tthe inheritance ...
... insest the money. Wr. D. ?? will have to pay the amount. 1. 0 U.-lie Is not liable. EL)WIN ETLEY.--Mr. Yosnge, now playing at Drury-lane theatre, is the son of -Mr. R. Youure, ?? origisel toae OCiunbs in Jerrold's Reaot Day. The latter has been dead some years ...
... things rescued, wver all lr. Stenherd's books and other documenets- Yesterday forenoon, Mrs. Moody, of No. 3'J, sing- street, Drury-lane, was engaged charrieg at tile house of Mr, Rappin, in Rusiell-court, CovCntgall den, and whilst hanging out souse clothes ...
... inquest . at the 'Ipswloh Arms Tavern on the body of .Maria Keen, e aged twenty-oight yo3rn, who resided in Parker-street, c Drury-lane. At a appeared from the evidence that the do. - ceased was an unfortunate woman, ald on returning honie o In the morning ...
... him a success surpassing the expectations of his most sanguine friends. Although the Season before and after Christmas at Drury-lane and Her Majesty's was not so good as it might have been (and equally so at many other Theatres), let us hope that all the ...
... the body of John DAwe, stated to be seveny years of age, who died suddealy in a commnon lodging-house in Charles- street, Drury-lane, on Friday last. The pasitioes and career of the deceased as deposed to by his eon-irn-law, a tailor, of Goswell-etreet ...