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... which is irrcorrect ; as I sang the muslic aeveountoh' :for rote. My miotive in trorrhllng YOtU is, that, a'I I .ttrga! Drury lane Ibeatre itt tke evening, I should not vwiish the 1'abec itr thiinf; I deserted the carrse of Chrarity to attenid in sty ...
... tn-o Muineas, Stalls-, balf-a-'vuinea; Pit, ?? - Gallery, .9s.-Applications for 'l'ckets to be made at the Opera Ofice. -DRURY. LANE~ TI-EATRE.~--This Evenincg wil be presented (3d time) a Hsew Drama. in three act, aldASAD PRESENT ; or, The Hi lddes, Treavure ...
... altogether one of the most amusing and attractive works that has for a considerable time been presented to the public. DRURY- LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will Ie presented, HENtRI QUA'ltt.. Henri Quatre Air. Wallusack: Vuke de Sully, Sir. Archer; Mustache ...
... lioundeditoh, quill dealer, in forma pauperis, March 4; Fenton and Son, Bevois court Dasinghall street, sBlS. fDAucriT, STEEL, Drury lane, St. Cleinents Danes, bcer-houso keeper, in ferm3 pauper's, March 4; Philby, FeAchurch chambers, eol. JOSIAH CLIPrINaD.AcE ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE CHARITABLE FUND. Yesterday the celebration of the Anniversary of this Institu- tion, devoted alike to genius and to charity, took place at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. The wants of any portion of mankind, however humble ...
... the usual loyal 2a toctset dIsposed of, V I The ChAIRMN geave, in at feeling and appropriatesopeecli, , Suceess to the Drury-lane Theatricial Fund, anti tho heulth ot Mr. Halrley [loud cbheoring.] Mr. AO~IY ten useand slicks5 us fellows :-My lord 1 ...
... liabilities as lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, the amount being put down at £16,080 0s.10d. In the creditors to the amount of £12,234, who are un- secured, the following are the principal ?? band (per Mr. Thomson, director of Drury-lane Theatre), £741; Miss ...
... No. 35, St. Swithin's-lane, merchant- eay 30. W. Tazwell, of Drury-lane, ?? 27. J. Gawan, of Union-street, Somer's-town, ?? 27. T. P. Oakley, late of Ealing, ?? 27. T. Stanton, of Drury-lane, ?? 2i. R. B. Sorrell, of Kirby. street, Hatton.garden, printer-DaY ...
... Bedforibury, woollen-draper - z a John Smith, Se. Martin's-lane, baker - ' W. Findley, Liverpool, merchant, - - I I J.Rilk, Drury-lane, leatberfadtor - I I0 R.Da fon,.Edwaed-ftreej, Portman-quare, milliner 1 . W. Tate, tent and W. Tate, jun. Findon, Middliex ...
... yesterday at the Crown and Cushion, Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, before Hugh Lewis, Esq. Deputy Coroner fbr Westminster, upon the body of Mr. Samuel Wlson1, the wardrobe keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, 47 years of age, whso die! in a very sudden manner ...
... service expires, about April next.-Hamp. Telog. The receyts of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, on the nights is MAJEsTy honoured them with his presence, amounted to near 20001. Drury.lane received near 001., anHad Covent-garden 9411. At Cheltetlhamy ...