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... written-' 0 heers the shop wot gire toopense for five pound of bones. N.B. Rags, ials and flint gles bort. The lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has announced Rossini's cele- brated opera of Guillaume Tell for Monday next. They write from Munich that the ...
... the scenes, and seize the Adelphi manager by the ear, and threaten him with an appearance in the forthcoming pantomime at Drury-lane, by way of revenge for having been shown up in the stupid piece of the Race for a Rarity. Mrs. Almond talks of going ...
... of British dis- 'at tillation.' ai HEyNY BEmTTr and Co., Old Formiais'ts-inn, Holborn-bart. HENRmY BRETT, Jun., No. 109, Drury-lane. AtFREDta BRETT, No. 50, Stones-and, Southwark. C 1'vIN E ?? DITC{MA , of 17, Crosby .LTL ChamersBisopscte-sreet haing several ...
... self. However, be it as it may, the two Tells-id 3st-the tragical Tell at Covent-garden, and the musi- cal Tell at Drury-lane, both made their appearance to crow-led houses on Monday evening, and both were crowned with as much success as could be ...
... amount of salary frous the defendant, Mr. Bunn, who had en- gaged hlim to perform and sing at the English Opera House and at Drury-lane Tlaeacye, both of which establishments swore at the does unuder die nmaagement of .Mr. Bunn. Mir. Fraser was engaged at ...
... Perecy-street, Bedford-square. RANCIS THE FIRST, Loder's new and most F successful Opera no performing at the Theatre Royal Drury- Lane. Just puslistied: * The Home of Early Years-' Shining Scenes, sung by Mliss Homer-The Page's Song, When Kings would ...
... Brand, rode out in pony phaetons. THEATRICAL OLLA. While Covent-Garden is transforming Fair Rosamond into Columbine, and Drury-Lane getting up a pantomime, the title of which is yet a mystery, and while the two Tells are racing side by side, leaving us ...
... efforts of British dis- tillation. Hazriny BRETT and CO., Old Furnival's-irn, Holborn-bars. IHcaaY BrirT, Jun., No. 109, Drury-lane ALREDa BRETTr, No. 50, Stones'-end, Soul hwark. SODA WATER. MESSR. PANE ad COPANY, of N6. 11, Saliaury~laceNew-oad. retrn ...
... Willialms and Co., Llan- fellan, Mlunt-nomeryshire, attorneys; as far as regards . VWiliiams- .J. Wallis and B. M. Collins, Drury-lane, generaldcalers'W. Blake and W. Thompson, Sheffield, nierchants-.T. Stirling and Co., St. Ann's-place, Limehouse, purvevors ...
... interest therein to a Mr. Friswell, an attor- ney. The plaintiff had a demand of 800 against Captain Polhill, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, for an opera, vrrit- ten by him (plaintiff), and his case now was, that the transfer to Friawell was only colourable ...
... effirts of British dis- tillation. HJNRY BaRETT ansI Co., Old Furnival!s-inr, Hlolborn-bars. HnlIty BRETT, Jun., No. 1119, Drury-lane. AL.RED Biicrr, No. 50, Stones'-enld, Southwarko. RETT'S LIQUEUR GINGER BRANDY, which Blias obtained the appellatikn of ...
... CHI T-CH AT. Mr. Henry Phillips. the vocalist, has seceded from Drury. lane Theatre. All people are not despised who have vices, but every one is despised who has no virtue. The parliamentary papers printed for the session 1837-8 amount, exclusive oftmaps ...