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... At Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday night, Hoy! was performed, alter which a spectacle in honour of Sir Walter Scott was exhibited. The curtain ruse, and the spectators were highly gratified by a view of Abbotsford, painted by Mr. Stanfield. The different ...
... FRIDAY'S BANKRUPTS. Charles John Ball, coal John Arnold, Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper Frederick Caitlin. Drury-lane, hosier Jonathan Wood. Wood, and Brick-lone, sod elsewhere, merchants Chn . rles —— iie rbert, Cburton-street, lisalieu, printer ...
... John Dickinson and Joseph kaki Creighton. Aldermisbary, collar Malkllll~l,o Parka Underwood, Jasen-iMeM, CoveMcgarden, Drury-lane, and George Harris, Wok*, tailor Joseph Hardwick, Thomas Baca Pickles Bakerstreet, PortMaa-11411111.44 hackney each proprietor ...
... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. PTCT IIPhttS[DE.D. Edmund Sandell, Bristol. stay-maker. BANKEUPTR. George Joshua, Rrownlow-street, Drury-lane, currier illlam Inglis, flounilsdltch, cornier Bothell Norris, &dont-street, dreimist Barley and John grans. Lad-lane. ...
... LITERARY GLEANINGS. ACKNIS. Mr. Bees, the maw Drury-lane sad Cover. prise Mestere, makes escrows revelations respect. leg Its ezerbitatit aniseir pad to oar celebrated and eerier. It in Minh to cooceire upon what prim their demands regulated. For lowan ...
... de Worde; zrSl. t 3s. Cl. Canterbury lain, a Manuscript of ta.th or century ; ros. 6d. An extra.r. dinary collection of Drury-lane and Coverit.garden play bills. Irons the year 1751 to the pi esent time. The early volumes cont.in some curious Mb. no:es ...
... Leatherhead, builder John Axel Talcen, Penchurch-street, ship-broker, and Blackhorse-bridge, ice merchant Charles Webb, Drury-lane and Cbrisp-street, Poplar, general Bateman Edward Simons, Newgate-street, and Birmingham, lamp dealer Henry Wakeham Steer ...
... witnessed one of which you can form but au indiffereut idea when I compare it with that which the pit entrance of Covent-garden Drury-lane would present on a first night. Between the street and Chapel-door there an enclosed space of about 3/ feet in length. This ...
... of the last century, la. began Ins active life as a house-painter in Edinburgh ; he rose in 1822 to be a scene-painter in Drury-lane Theatre, along with another Acade•ian, Mr. Clarkson Stanfield ; after that lie began to exhibit in the Royal Academy ; he ...
... dAi Fl:firm Fnter Oxlyrrjr, in a long pla:d cloak, turned up with black velvet, a Landlord of the Craven Head Tavern, Drury-Lanes/VW:am Wriff, his Nater—Attendants,Ofhcers, &c. Cluff.—An please your Worship, I am a wader what waits at taverns and places ...
... Earlstreet. Seven Dials, which she has made to the police:— she states that just before act was committed she was passing down Drury-lane, when a youth. whout she has identified be die one in custody, was passing her; he was pushed by a man, when lie instantly ...
... the whe•nblitig of the new parliament; Mr. Shaw Letevre is unanimously tweleeted Speaker of the House if 2 , 1 festival at Drury-lane Theatre celebration of the return irt Captain Rouse, the first Conservative member fur Wert. =Miter. Lord Sydenharn wends ...