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... they will be provisioned ship’s expense. For terms of Passage and Plan the Cabins, apply, post paid, to Mr. Henrv Fox, 33, Drury-lane, or to NORMAN MACLEOD, Londonderry. COUNTY OF DONEGAL ASSIZES. COVKTX&f DONEGAL, Grand Jury of the toMtit. > .1. County ...
... they will beprovisio ship’s expense. J lor terms of Passage and Plnn of the Cabins, ap«lv, postpaid, Mr. Henuv fox, 33, Drury-lane, or to M'RMAN MACLEOD, Londonderry. PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. (Continued from Firtl Pnqe.) priety of poor laws lor Ireland ...
... they will heprovisloned ship’s expense. For t*rma of Passage and Plan of the Cabins, apply, postpaid, to Mr. Henry Fox, 33, Drury-lane, otr to NORMAN MACLEOD, Londonderry. Al Tt.MN.-N* Mr*. BI'TLtR Krmbi «) comes! not in sober jtni*e. lu tucl low cloak of ...
... yc»rA old. convenie „„ for limi.cl accommodation, fcple immediate application number of PasM-nttcre. \ ' ...
... convenience for a limited number of Passengers. For particulars immediate application must made (post paid) to Mr. Hnaav Fox, Drury lane, Liverpool, or to NORMAN MscLEOD, Lundondrrry. Subscriber l.Ulr receircd * Urge sopplT of the «ry best CLARET un.i CHAMPAGNE ...
... CORPORATION-HALL, LONDONDERRY. 1 MR. JAMES RUSSELL, the Theatres Royal, Drury. Lane and Cwint.Garden,) BROS to announce, that, consequence the flatterin'? manner in which he was received, on his fir>t appearance in Londonderry, he will have the pleasure ...
... conferred by a* t Ist an.l 2-1 Geo. 4lh, the other universities. Mr. T. DUNUOMBF, called attention the petition of the less** of Drury lane theatre, complaining of certain partially restrictive and anomalous proceedings. the motion of Mr. Hi wa* agreed that, in ...
... with the Queen on the same day. Lord Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty burs day, and the evening the Queen went in Drury lane theatre, the second time within week. Lord Melbourne had an audience her Majesty on Friday, an-l in the evening the Queen ...
... petition! were presented in favour of and against corn '*Mr. DUNCOMRK presented a petition from the lessee and performers of Drury lane theatre, complaining the rnterlerence „l Hie lord chamberlain ssitb Hie public amusements of the city of Westminster. The ...
... m , J ™ lhe of the public were left state of S» provincial professional tonr. however said was or join the speculation. Drury'lane to quit town in consequence of his eng Concerts. After some tre and one of the directors of tic • al r!| bishop should acfurther ...
... indignation. A Correspondent of the Moming tile only ioarnal that defends hit cnodiicl—thus notices the row:— 1 was present Drury lane last night, when Lord Cardigan, who was in private box with the Countess, was assailed with a storm ol yells and hisses ...