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... make human nature shudder. He had a list of thirteen of the masters of theso poor boys, residing in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane and Saffron Hill, who have 149 boys under their control, who were sent out for the purpose of committing vagrancy and d ...
... MONTROSE, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1844. TE‘I’I.ETONW MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. M EMPLETON (of the 'l'hn(ret-RoKll Covent- Garden and Drury Lane) will have the honor of giving one of his MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, in the GuiLp-Havry, on the evening of Tuesday, the 3uth ...
... eonsequence stopped; but we believe some parcels were afterwards disposed of privately at £6 per ton. . Fatal Accident at Drury-Lane Theatre, Fondon.—On Saturday night, a frighttul accident took place in this theatre, during the performance of the ¢ Levolt ...
... Admiral Greig. Feb. 3.—At London, Mr. Henry Erskine Johnston, formerly an actor of powerful talents at the Theatres Royal Drury. Lane and Covent-Garden. — 6.—At Aberdour, Hugh Coventry, Esq., in the eightyseventh year of his age. — 7.—At Edinbargh, Thomas ...
... in the Price of Bread.—On Thursday week, the bakers at the west end of the metropolis, including those in the vicinitg of Drury Lane and g(l)nre Market, raised the price of bread of the second quality to Bd. the 4 Ib. loaf, being an advance of o}d. per ...
... 21st instant. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, LONDON. Thomas Wicks, indicted for the murder of his master, Mr. James Bostock, in Drury Lane, was fonnd ffniltr, and had the sentence of death passed upon him in the usual form. The plea of insanity was urged in behalf ...
... system having worked well hitherto his property. On Thursday week, the lb. loaf was reduced to 6Jd. the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, and other districts in the metropolis. Abridgment of Labour. —We have much pleasure in an. nouncing that Messrs. Ramsden ...
... London, manufacturing-chemist. J. C. Staines, Doodle, Northamptonshire, tailor and draper. T. Philbeam, Parker Street, Drury Lane, London, and Hart Street, Co vent Garden, London, coacbsmith. J. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyno, Lancashire, carrier. W. Kirby ...
... deceased, lie at tho office of Messrs Speid & Will, writers there. ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. A. C. Fowler, Louth, draper. W. Everett, Drury Lane, London, builder. J. Tborley, Newman Street, London, cabinet-maker. T. R. Hart, Leabridge, Essex, victualler. £. Sewell ...
... Graccchmch Stiect, Bonn , ironmonger. J. D. Parry, Manchester, sharebroker. T. Lightfoofc, Nottingham, grocer. J. Delf, Drury Lane, London, linen-draper, i M. Sloane, Bath, horse-dealer. _ POST-OFFICE PACKET LIST ...
... Bridge, London —On Saturday afternoon, a fine boy, aged about seven years, son of Thomas Bunker, dairyman, of Marquis Court, Drury Lane, crawled through the balustrade on to the entablature of Waterloo Bridge, where he overbalanced himself, and fell from a ...
... could not be in lending his pulpit for such a purpose. So, then, in place of going to Gray’s Inn Lane, they must come to Drury Lane, aud he would do his best to advance their cause ; and he thought he could get as good a collection for the society as that ...