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... ; by the dozen, 4s. Every description of maple and gilt mouldings kept stock, at the lowest prices, at GEORGE BEES, 57, Drury Lane, near the TheatreEstablished 1800. ...
... 4 If ff 3/ 7/ • • • . • • •• • .. 5 0 Every description of GILT MOULDINGS and PRINTS kept in stock at GEORGE REE.S', 57, DRURY LANE, NEAR THE THEATRE. (Established 1800.) ...
... 6 PI I) lf f) . . • • • • • • . . 5 0 Every description of GILT MOULDINGS and PRINTS kept in stock at ,GEORGE REES', 57, DRURY LANE ) NEAR THE THEATRE. (Established 1600.) ...
... 3 6 a 4 Si ” I) 7, •• •• • • •• •• 5 0 Every description of GILT MOULDINGS and PRINTS kept in stock at GEORGE REES', 57, DRURY LANE ) NEAR THE THEATRE. (Established 1800.) ...
... . 3 6 1 4 7) IP . . •. . . . . .. 5 0 Every description of GILT MOULDINGS and PRINTS kept in stock at GEORGE REES', 57, DRURY LANE, NEAR THE THEATRE. (Established 1800.) ...
... f) ft IP I/ • • • • • • . . .. 5 0 • Every description of GILT MOULDINGS and PRINTS kept in stock at GEORGE REES'I 57 , DRURY LANE , NEAR THE THEATRE. (Established 1800.) ...
... which each will contain, extracted from one of the statements laid before Parliament: Her Majesty's 2,200 Victoria 2,000 Drury Lane 2,500 Surrey 2,000 Covent Garden 2,500 Pavilion 2,300 Haymarket 1,500 Grecian 2,000 Princess's , 2,000 Britannia 2,400 ...
... by the dozen, 4s. Every description of maple and gilt mouldings kept in stock, at the lowest prices, at GEORGE REES, '57, Drury Lane, near the Theatre. Established 1800. ...
... surrendcred upon to aw indictment chuginj him with hvlfl.nolen ene silver spoon belonging to:lr C. Cooper, of Albion Tavern,: Drury Lane. It was stated that the prisoner took the spoon while dining with hie father in the tavern, and, on being arrested some ...
... charging him with having stolen one silver spoon and walking stick, the former belongin to C. Cooper, of the Albion Tavern, Drury Lane, and the latter the property of aMr W. Wallace. The Assistant-Judge refused to allow two such charges to appear on one ...
... to'determine.her .future career. . She shortly after played in'l36,th and Edinburgh, .and returning to London joined. the Drury Lane company. In 1829 wentover to the other home,. Covent Garden, and appeared in her .favourite partin, Miss. Kemble's play ...
... being Mr. Edmund O'Rourke, conomonly known by the name of Falconer, until recently one of the lessees of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, but Mr. Bagley, the bankrupt's counsel, withdrew the matter, there being an order upon the file that the bankrupt should ...