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... et, and Robert Burrows, of No. 3. blow* Place, North-street, Chelsea, and man named william Carter, residing at No. 91, Drury-lane. J eight o’clock last evening, when a reporter left the receiving.house, the bodies of the unfortunate persons bad not been ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Hamilton Reynolds, Great Marlborough-street, Oxford street, money-scrivener. John Fairmaner, Friucc’s-slreet, Drury-lane, Hvery-stable keeper. John Mason. Boston, Lircolnshire, wine-merchanL George Lansly. Ludgendiall, Wilts, blackamitli. Elias ...
... wrote the Tragedy of the Rrmorte, which was offend to Sheridan, nfan did not even acknowledge it. It was brought oa> at Drury Lane many years after under the patronage of Lord Byron, and with decided success. A residence for a year in Germany when went ...
... unnoticed, the practice of her Majesty’* illustrious prede ...
... Seven Diala, publican. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLBD. ElishA Dickens, Bagsworib. Derbyshire, cotton spinner. oners James Miller, Drury-lane. stationer. John Hamer Pryqe. Liverpool, stockbroker. Anthony Birch, BirmiitgltAm, grocer. William Underbill, Wells, So ...
... with some of his companions during the day, went home in state of beastly intoxication to bis lodgings in Cbaries-street, Drury-lane. His wife with great difficulty saceeded ifi getting him to bed, when she locked the door and went down Main. Shortly afterwards ...
... called in the morning and dined in the evening. Viscount Melbourne called upon the Queen Tuesday morning. Her majesty went to Drury Lane Theatre in the evening. . A Privy Council was held at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday ; at which Lord Dundas was sworn in ...
... strett, —Monday, Mr*. Abrahams, the daughter Mr. Money Moses, of the Black Lion publichouse ' '“'Bar-yard Brydces-street. Drury-lane, who catnevolnntartly forward on Wednesday tail, to give evidence in the gold dust cate, and who slatca herself to have ...
... souls. A Consolation. You have had bad house to-night,” said some one to S- , who was for many years the box book-keeper at Drury-lane theatre. “Sorry lo*ay, sir, very bad, sir,” was that most civil functionary’s reply. And, with up-lifted eyes, a pious look ...
... A&IETISB. The proceeds of the benefit, at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the widow and family of the late Mr. Haynes Bayly, the dramatist, the house having been filled to its full compliment, realised about i'4oo. The Duchess of Beaufort, the ...
... drains. Two men belonging this class, whose names arc Charles Walker and Thomas Lake, the former residing in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and the latter in Labour-in-vain-conrt, Old Fish-street, proceeded to the sewer the river ride the end of Essex-street ...
... alone has fobbed £KI,UUO.—The Queen and Queen Uowagei have taken private boxes for the season, at both Covent Garden and Drury Lane.—Donniietti hat new opera,-entitled Martyrs,” far preparation.—The Worcestershire Mnsie Meeting, where the receipts for ...