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... Kean from performing on .Monday eva at Drury-lane, his engagement with Co vent Garden nut brj completed. In the Vice-Chancellor's Court, yesterday, the injuni tion restraining Mr. Kean from performing at Drury Lane was dissolved. A new comedy from Lord ...
... drawing money out of the Bank. On Saturday 30 Savings Banks paid money in. The inference to be drawn is highly satisfactory. Drury Lane Theatre will open on the 23d, and Covent Garden on the 25th September. They will be open alternate nights during the usual ...
... attended to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P.S. Persons visiting London may obtain Boxes at the King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres—on the most reasonable terms. STRATTON FARM, Four Miles Norlh-West of Uorchester. Prime DORSET ...
... so far the law can effect i#» the law ought certainly to be put in force. The engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, Drury Lane, terminates on Saturday, and lam rr y 0 add that it has not proved an eminently 8 J | J sceB ® .°* The splendid testimonial ...
... Orkneyinga He is at present in Orkney, collecting materials for illustrative notes. R T. Smith has renewed his lease of Drury Lane for 8 years, and satisfied the demands of the committee by agreeing to pay an advanced general rip nta of £4,800 and premium ...
... S INDIA AND CHINA) : Including Postage 6a. for Twelve Months. India nd China, Al tle. 2d. P. 0.0. to be made payable at DRURY LANE, London to W. RICHAILDS. . . Cheques should be crossed Drummond. OFFICE: 41, WELLINGTON-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W. C. TH ...
... Austin Friars, London, scrivener— Thomas Gibbons the younger, oi Wells, near the Sea, Norfolk, merchant—John Sprigg, of Drury Lane, Middlesex, leather-seller. —Henry Emett, of Manchester, victualler—Janies Belshaw and Thomas Burrows, of Manchester, m ...
... Concerts, and her Majesty’s private Musical Parties; Signor OIUBILEI, The popular Basso Cantante from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and her Majesty’s Theatre; Mons. DOHLER. Mr. BOCHSA. R. BOCHSA begs announce that will TyA give a GRAND MORNING CONCERT ...
... assets toe anorher cu-tody. operatin of Lord Brougham’s bill, and the necessity that wou The managers of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres have had a mee ing; the etfect of Lord Tenterden’s de. cision (in re Chapman) was considered, and the result has ...
... you, dear William, farewell. To my dear mother, 4, Larkhali Lane. To my dear, dear William Wood, No. I, Prince's Street, Drury Lane.” Wm. Wood, a linendraper's shopman, out of place, the cause of this calamity, was then examined. Though it was proved that ...
... against him was at its height? Was it Ht that that public should, in effect, be told, u You must either abstain from going to Drury Lane Theatre, expect to see tne principal character susLaincd by one whose rec?nt dishonourable and criminal conduct a reeking ...
... explosion who witnessed is rush of Englishmen to the assistance of the Queen said he never saw anything like it except at Drury Lane, resembling, as it did, the rescue of a Erincess in distress by chivalrous kn{?hts. Sir Maurice de Bunsen says he saw the ...