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... Court of Commisslonera of Bankrtipts, i;asinghall-street- Edmund Tyrell, late of the Sun Pnbllc-lceuse, Browvnlow-itreet, Drury. lane, victualler, Feb. 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissloners of tla kruptr, iBasinglhall-street-ltlchard Prrldham, of Great ...
... April 24, 28, at ten, May 15, at one, at, Gulildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dore, Berlsley-ftreet, Clerkenwell. John Norton, of Drury Lane, viuhallcr, April x3, 14, at ten, May 15, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Earnihaw, No.' a, Redcrofs-ftrect, Cripplegate ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. Saturday the Anniversary of this Charity was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern in a very splendid manner. All the galleries of the Hall, in which the company to the number of 270 dined, were crowded with ladies. At half-past ...
... Offices, No. I I, Poultry, and'No. s 2, Charing Cross. - METlNG OF CRDITRS AT C L ALL, ' - TU-at0Roalto. . , Mt.-I W. Morley, Drury lane, Nvare-hoasenian - ldiv.] 10 C. Davies St. Jcha's-strpet carpntutr ' ' J tO S. Underiill slseerriess; lopielier _ J Cheyriby ...
... to hold more than 7001. insreadd of less than 3501. The treasurer's books will show that in GAR- RcIC's last season, when Drury Lane was crammed to excess to see his Lear, hls Hamdet, and his Rsanger, the receipts never ex-I ceeded 3301. Then, too, the ...
... 501. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT CUID)HALI. :1 or - M. 11. . T. Curtis,Frith-fircet, Soho, painter and glazier a a J.,Norton, Drury lane, victualler - a I 3 BIRTHRS. On Sunday the srth inft. in Piccadilly, the Lady of William Paxton, Efq. of a Daughtel. . MRRII ...
... departure of Mr. ELIA6ON for the United StWtca is un frunded. Mr. HAMMOND has appointed Mr. ELIAton leader of the buad at Drury Lane Theatre next season, sani he could hardly have made a better choice, whether on ?? aronud of skill or of experience. FRENCIr ...
... terms I had also the pleasure of accom- modating Mr. Harris with it for the, Dublin Theatre; it has now found its way to Drury-lane Theatre, with, among other deteriorations, the omission of the Magical Blacksmith and his boy, Flibertyibet, two characters ...
... Sold for £1,100. A renter's share in the Theatre Royal Drury-lane ; also, a fiee admission fi)r the present season. Sold for 62 guineas. Five £100 proprietor's shares in the Theatre Royal Drury- Lane, paid in full, with free admission. Sold for 24 guineas ...
... at the end of next month. The Authoress of the new Tragedy (swhich would otherwise have-been immediately brought out at Drury- lane Theatre, and of which the report is so highly la- vourable), has desired that the representation of her Play may be suspended ...
... lacerated, the criminal might have been restored to life !-The Scotsmasi. fit our remarks on tire Oratorio lately performed at Drury- lane Theatre, we mentioned the Sostenente Piano of M1essrs. Mott and Co. in Pall Mall, as being similar to l-l-r. Walker's Celestina ...
... to decide be- tween the merits of a Celestial husband and these they would have been likely to obtain in the purliens of Drury. lane or Saffron-hill. What the future character of the offspring of such unions may be forms an interesting uoes. tion for discussion ...