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... AT NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES and PUBLICHOUSE, called The Duke Wellington, in Mosley Street and Drury Lane. A PUBLIC-HOUSE, called The Star Hotel, and SHOPS and DWELLING-HOUSE, in Northumberland Strf A PUBLIC-HOUSE, called ...
... NEWVCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, and a PUB- LIC-HOTUSE, called THE DUrE or WELLIcGTON, in Mosley Street arid Drury Lane. A PUBLIC-H1OUSE, called TIE STAR HOTEL, and SHOPS and DWELLING HOUSES, in North- umberland Street. A PUBLIC-H1OUSE, Called ...
... NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, and a PUB- LIC-HOUSE, called THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON, in Mosley Street and Drury Lane. A PUBLIC-HOUSE, called. THE STAR HOTEL, and SHOPS and DWELLING HOUSES, in North- umberland Street. A PUBLIC-HOUSE, called ...
... Latin exegetical works has appeared at Frankfort. A letter from Madame Titiens contradicts the report of her engagement at Drury Lane. Mr. J. H. Burt has translated a tragedy from the Norwegian of Andrew Munch, founded the story of Lord William and Lady ...
... biddings ware of a spirited cliarucWr. subjoin the prices which the lots were sold : Lot 1. - Premises in Mosley Street and Drury Lane, in the occupation of Mr. William Armstrong and Messrs. BUenger A Co. ; also, those m the occupation of Messrs. Moses and ...
... biddings were of spirited character. We subjoin the prices which the lots were sold : Lot. I.—Premises in Mosley-street and Drury-lane, in the occupation of Mr. William Armstrong and Messrs. Ellenger and Co. ; also, those in the occupation of Messrs. Moses ...
... shopman of Mr Caldwell identified the pair of trousers as belonging to his employer, and said that while in the shop in Drury Lane lie heard a noise as if the line which stretched across the window with articles of clothing upon it had broken. When went ...
... Esq., London 0 0 Mrs Muir Nightingale, Chalforit Rev. J. H., Cambridge 0 E. T. Smith. Esq., Theatre Royal, Drury Lane 2 2 Major-General Wood, Chertsey 2 0 0 Children of ditto 0 5 Mrs M. A. Williams, Exmouth 0 Clerks ...
... .. 0 Miss Ford, London 5 0 0 Edward Holland, Esq., Old Burlington Street, T. Smith, Kan, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane . 2 0 Kev. J. H., Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Paul Jameso:>, Seaton Delaval 2 2 0 Operative Plastererf’ Society 2 0 Refreshment ...
... Brewery (per Wm. Chubb) Miss Ellis, London Collection at Baptist Chapel, Bedale E. T. Smith, Esq., Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Rev. J. H. Cambridge Paul Jameson, Seaton Delaval Operative Plasterers' Society Refreshment Rooms, Citadel Station ...
... 10 0 \V. Taylor, Esq., Hexham 0 5 0 A Lady, per W. Taylor, Esq. 026 Collected Mr Jno. Charlton, Drury Lane 10 0 We shall be happy to receive further donations aid of this most deserving effort to reward true merit. ...
... the Burlesque (founded on the CoL- LREN BALwN, written by F. Byron, Esq., and now being performed with great success at Drury Lane, entitled MISS EILY O'CONNOR. Lpi5 A SPECIAL TRAIN to TYNEMOUTH, &e., every Friday Night. On SATURDAY EVENING, March 8th ...