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... gentler. There is another picture-where there is neither warmth nor good cheer, whereof we should take heed. There is the Drury lane picture of Christmas, as well as Christmas radiant in Belgravia. There are blue- fleshed children shivering in the crowd ...
... grand transformation scone, by Cal- t o the lvrTae5~ to the cott, is alreadyvwhispered to be a stupendous feature. At to the Drury Lane, which has well maintained ite celebrity for Eave the this kind of amusement, there will be a grotesque burlesque between ...
... 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 ...
... llarlef uino, Mr. Henry t Payne and Mr. E. Lauri, Clown#9;. Mr. H. suar, Pantalosfl; el end Miss Jenny Lauti as Coletnnhine. . DRURY-LANE, On B sxing Night we always fancy that Mr. Tully's baton ?? possesses the cabalistic powers of the J wand of an enchanter ...
... were insured. A strong f body of polloe kept a greet crowvd out of danger. . AUOther fire io k place in Brownlow-street, Drury.lane, is lest night, but lhs damage done was trlfling. ...
... 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 ...
... nothing due yet. W. R. (Chatham).-You must employ a solicitor. SnAeSPERE.-Mr. Forest made his first appearance in London at Drury-lane, Oct., l8l6, as Spartacos. E, C. 1.-No; the goods can only be distrained for rent. S. H1. J. W.-It is personal property ...
... Lmare SURVEiYOR a. CoMMON Lojo)rsG ?? Tuesday. afternoon, Mr. Brent held an inquest, at the Brownlow Arms, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, on the body of John Dawe, stated to be seventy years of age, who died suddenly,.in a common lodging-house, in Charles. ...
... 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 ...
... were three pieces :-The first called .Mr. H. (written by Charles Lamb), which, vide the bills of the night, was damned at Drury-lane Theatre ;` the second a French Petite Comedie, a piece never acted in London, and one which might very probably be damned ...
... (T. B., Drury-laae) 0 2 6 Mr T. Barton (Lambeth) 1 1 0 John(Shaispoear,luesaell E. Blanebard (Hornsey) 0 5 0 street, Drury-lane) ?? a 5 0 Mr G. Brett, Brydgee-st., MrJJil.CavehlSarylsbonoe) 0 10 6 Covent-garden. 0 , 10 6 S.0. (per Mr W. Ward). 1 0 ...