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... by Miss Yater, from designs by Mr. Charles Brew. The G)rotesque Ilerka designed and modelled by the G}reet Dyk'ynkyn, of Drury-lane, Londonm en4 ID. W. Bradwell at tho principal London Theatres. The .Fropcrtles by ilk. Groves; the Ma1i~tlery by Mr. Cewvdrey ...
... ordering in quantity supplied at WHOLESALE HARRIS & 0O., MERSEY WORKS, CROOKED-LANE. Orrices) MANCHESTER-BUILDINGS, Derrorts DRURY-LANE, WATER-STREET 54735522 ...
... Seone by Miss Yates' fronm designs by Mr. Charles Brew. The Grotesque Masks desiened and modelled by the Great Dykwynkyn. bf Drury-lane, London. end B. W. Bradwele h ?? Theatres. The Properties by 1r. Gmlova the Machinery by Mr. Cawdrey, amd the MAR V EL L ...
... ordering in quantity supplied at WHOLESALE PRI HARRIS & CO., MERSEY WORKS, COROOKED-LANE, MANCHESTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-ST. DRURY-LANE, WATER-STREET. 54735522 ...
... Lacidental Music composed and arranged by MR. W. THOMAS. beautiful dresses by Mr. 3. and Mrs, Jeficies the Tees ee the Great ot Drury-lane, London, and E. by Mr, Groves; —- -45 4 — pri MARVELLOUS SCENERY By Messrs. CHARLES and W. BREW. Assisted by Mesers. Henderson ...
... quantity supplied at WHOLESALE PRICES, HARRIS & CO., MERSEY WORKS, CROOKED-LANE, Orrices) MANCHESTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-ST DRURY-LANE, WATER-STREET. ...
... young man named George Crouch, a member of the Marylebone Temperance Society, on Tuesday went with some companions to the Drury-lane Theatre. He afterwards yielded to their solicitations and took drink, became intoxi- cated, threw himself out of the window ...
... quantity supplied at WHOLESALE HARRIS & CO., MERSEY WORKS, CROOKED-LANE OrFicesy MANCHESTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-ST. Depots DRURY-LANE, WATER-STREET 54725192 ...
... and arranged by MR. B. W. THOMAS, by ir. = . and — Jeffries Scene by from designs by Mr. me designed and modelled by of Drury-lane, London, an: Theatres. ae w. . Groves ; well, of the Machinery by Mr. . and the MARVELLOUS SCENERY By Mears. CHARLES and ...
... eet. — J ANTEDP, near to the Exchange, a Cellar or Yard for the sterage of empty casks.—Apply to Churton and Tomlinson, Drury-lane. O VETERINARY SURGEONS ANP OTHERS. — First-siaes Stabling, Dwelling-house, and Large Covered Yard.—T» be Let, iu the very ...
... brought up in custody on charge of having stolen several wimples of corn and some sacks from Mr. G. P. M'Kerrow's warehouse in Drury-lane. From the evidence it appeared that Gosney was the prosecutor's officecleaner, and was also employed to mend sacks. Detective ...
... Ditches. of Hamilton, who is the Princess Marie of Baden. ACCIDENT TO AN ACTOR.—Mr. Henry Webb, one of the Brothers Webb, of Drury-lane Theatre, and late lessees of the Queen's Theatre, Dublin, lies in a very precarious state, with very little hoped of recovery ...