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... -iucks Gaosfle. On Saturday night the eoacbhnan of the Marchioness of Westmcath, while driving with too much speed near Drury. lane Theatre, for the purpose of obtaining a place near the domr, to take up her Ladyship, who was at the theatre, was thrown ...
... Needlemakers, entertained their friends most sumptuously, at the Albion Tavern, on Thursday, After dinner the great Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Bish, wsa introduced to the Court, by Mar. Durrant, the respectable stock- broker. The health of 'Mr. BiMh ...
... of Kent, accompanied by the Princess Victoria, honoured the performance of Charles the Twelfth and the new Pantomime, at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday evening, with their presence. A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday after- noon, at ...
... 50, Judd-street, Brunswick-square, aged 72, Thornia Ludford Bellamy, formerly of the Thnatres ltcyal Covent garden and Drury lane. At ('amberwell, on thl 4th Inst., Emily, the Infant daughter ot Mr. Alfred RBbles. On the i8ib December, at Neath, Gla ...
... Mcheriy' Zelue The Sister to Emma was btacked freely at 10 to 1. Mr. KeAN las volunteered his services gratuitously to Drury. lane for three nigbts, and will snake bhi first appearance on Monday next, in Richard thk Third ; thcl lo, on Wednesday and Sir ...
... the Opera, a FAVOURITE BALLE.-Applications for Boles sad Tickets to be made at Madame Pasta's, 33, St. Jamestle-street. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-On Monday will be presented, BERTRAM. 'Bertram, Sr. Keas; Prier of St. Anseirs, Sir. Cooner rimogen, Sirs. Bunn; ...
... NJIS. June 7. l. .snd J. 'orter, York, skizners-1fay a2aJ. Stan- ley and Tl Fleming, Deal, ship-agents-June5. D..Steel, Drury. lane, ?? B. J. Vallens, jun. Iye, Worcestershire, ?? g. J. Griffini, K3 iderminster, ?? 8. C. Cole, Kidderniirister, ?? S. S ...
... Warner,' Mr. Thus. Grieseli, Mr. Jioseph Hendersec', Mr. John Drewitt, M r. G. S. Wintle. an- M. JILLIEN'S CONCERtTS.-Aa Drury Lane The'i ou-atre is not to ho had, and no other theatre except oei oor- capacious enougla fur the entertainments on so vast ...
... Saturday on 15,418,520 lbs, against 14,(IP2,440 lbs up to the same period in 1844, in London, Liverpool, Bristol, and Hull. DRURY LANE THEATRE. This establishtetent closed last night, for the senson, when MIr. Bunn delivered the following address:- 1udles ...
... aturday svill be preseltts, La Clemenirsa di Tito. lit Which Mad. Sic' ws y mill make her first appearance in this country. DRURY - LANE THIEATRE.1 his Evening will bepres rent ed, LOVE, L AV , L ~ ,AND P H S C Y F Eal le xSirle Dr..3iathew s LiaLog Sr nLitog ...
... theit arrows into this poison, and the wound iiflict- ad by It is fatal; hut the guact plant had operated as a sudden cure. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will be presented, WHO WANTS A GUINEA? Torrent, Mr. Gattie; Sir Larry M'INusrough, Sir. Jones; Barford ...
... On ihe 29th ult., in Chapel.street, Grosveno.Pplace, Sill Jotnes, sister of Richard Jonas, Esq., of the Theatre 1I14Y51 Drury- lane. On the Ist inst., Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Thomnn 1chie, chymnikt, London-street, Greenwich, aged 22 months._- COAL ...