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... Disturbances at Drury Lane Theatre—j French dramatic company, from the Theatre Historique of Paris opened Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night last, and j were greeted with hisses and hootings; or what The Timet calls a most disgraceful rxhibition ...
... ROYAL GARDENS, LEEDS. MR. BUNN, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, & Coveut Garden, hostile honor tliut, having taken Gardens for the 20th, 27th, and Instaut, is in connection with no one whomsoever, and solely responsible for due fulfilment of the extensive ...
... MUSIC- HALL, Albion Street, Leeds. MRS. MOUNTAIN, principal Singer of the Theatre R.-.y -1, Drury Lane, brgs Lta.e to inform the Ladic and Gentlemen, &c. of Leeds, that having (through l'everc Indiipofnion) hem prevented the Pleafure oi performing according ...
... Mr. E. T. Smith, manager of the Drury Lane Theatre baa become tbe lessee Majesty's Theatre. Prince Alfred passed his examination for midshipman on board the Euryalus the day the ship anchored Spithead. The examination extended over three days. Mr. George ...
... DIED] In Drury. Lane, in ttie 104 th Vearof ber Age, Mrs. Alcnorne, who fevcial Yean liiicc waa ihown ahout a> ihe Itrong Woman. ...
... Scotland, a new dramatic Piece of two Acts, which was performed, for the First Time, Saturday last, at the Theatre Royal, in Drury lane. Persons Represented. Mr. Grilkin, an old Citizen, Mr. Parfons, Jemmy Twinkle, Mr. Brereton, Tom Southerton, Mr. Palmer ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Williams of Haverford well, Watchmaker. —Nicholas Rooks of Norwich, Carpenter and Tim- ?? —Ifaac Parker, of Drury- Lane, Hofier. ■ — Mitford Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. — James Weeks, of Ottery St. Mary, in Dcvor.diire, Serge- maker. ...
... .enaction the Continent, and recently excited perfect furore In Dublin and Ranch* Mr. Anderson (late the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Lsndon,) and Mtae Elaworthy are engaged, and win ibortly appear. ...
... corn-dealer. Walter Jenkins, of Briftol, broker. Thomas Scott,of Bethnall-Green, broker. Martin Robinfon and John lbbctfon, of Drury- Lane, grocers and copartners. John White and William Ferniough both of Manchetter, calico-printers and partners. Frederick Griffiths ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas N.iy.or, lateof Clare Court, Drury Lane, intlie County of Middlefejf, London. Peter Muikeft, of the Parilhof Chrill Church, in the Coun- ty of Surry, Baker. Bank Stock, 123 India dilto, — South Sea ditto, 105, DlllO Old Ann. 91 i-balt ...
... Randall, of Fleet Sirect, London, Haberdaflier. William Fecpound, of Stafford, Haberdalhcr of Hats. Thomas Jeffeifon, of Drury. Lane, London, Innkeeper. Thomas Davies, of St. John Stiett, London, Printer. Edward Kenyon, of Mjncl.eftcr, Moncy-firrivcncr ...
... Rand, Mr. WHITE. Principal Second Violin, Mr. PHILLIPS, Principal Violoncello, Mr. SUDLOW, Flute, Mr.RENNEY. Mr. PL ATT, of Drury Lane Theatre, the celebrated Horn player, will give Concerto each Evening. Tickets, Saloon, /s. 6d—Back Seat*, os.—Gallery 3s ...