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... Paper. EXPECTED VISIT OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Great preparations are making at Covent-garden, Drury- lane, and St. Stephen's; in the hope that his Majesty the King of Prussia may visit these places of public entertain- nent. At ...
... from Upton, at a quarterpslt five o'clock. His Majesty left St. James's twenty.five minutes before six o'clock to honour Drury-lane Theatre with hispreo sence, attended by his suite. His Majesty returned at aquarter past eight o'clock from the theatre ...
... special wardmote of all tie Repeal Wardens and Secretaries of London was con- veled for this day, at the Craven Arms, in Drury-lane, for the purpose of taking into solemn consideration a series of resolutions on the subject of Repealand Reform. After the ...
... the next meeting. MEETING OF WARDrENs.-A numerous nmeeting of the above took place on the 8th instant, at the Craven Head, Drury-lane. MIr. Ray, of Dublin, was present ; and after having expressed his satisfaction at the ?? mode of transacting business, ...
... salaried actor be can realise enough to liquidate the claims upon him. Both he and his wife may be said to be on their way to Drury-lane, fortiey have already entered into an engagement with Macready. The same may be said of Mrs. Nisbett, but not one of them ...
... of a sinilar character, and by two o'clock the procession had left the square. It pioccdedl imp Giart Queen- ir street, Drury-lane, ill leolborn, to Oxfoid street, and would arrive at the House of Commons at a quarter past three. Everything was conducted ...
... Lambeth Ward, Lon- don. Passed. His lordship also moved the admissien of the following members:- LoNDoN.-Mr. Cornelius Ryan, Drury-lane Ward; John M'Donnell and Patrick Barry, Aldersgate Ward; Miles M'Sweeny, Christopher MICarthy, George Thompson, and John ...
... the Drury-lane ward. Mr. Cornelits the Ryan was admitted a member, and Messrs. Daniel Spread lish D'Elor, 45, Greek-street,.Soho, Francis John Furlong, 16, pO. Fetter-lane, Fleet..street, John Joseph Harrington, Craven's It- Head Tavern, Drury-lane, and ...
... to gird the cause of Ireland with vigour, determination, and practical assurances. Per Mr. J. C. Lindsey, Repeal Warden, Drury-lane ward, London, II., collected by his brother, Hugh Lindsey, who was admitted a member. He a'so encloses an account of the ...
... English stage, under Elliston -and Glossop's management, as Lilla, in the Siege of Belgrade, on the 19th of July, 1820, at Drury- lane Theatre. The present Countess of Ilarrington (then ?? Foote) was a member of her company during the first Olymplc season ...
... Patrick's Ward, 11. 4s. Messrs. James Eagar and J. J. Fairbrother were admitted members. Per Mr.i'J. C. Lindsay, Repeal Warden, Drury-lane Ward, II. Mr. Thomas Burke was admitted a member. From Stockport, per Mlr. James Lubin, Repeal Warden, 31. Messrs. Patrick ...
... Hussey, Repeal It r 1en, lln, the subscriptions of eleven Repealers from that ward, Per lM. J. C. Lindsay, Repeal Warden, Drury lane ward, IOs. Per Mr. Timotily J. O'Neil, Wild-street. London, 5s. fromHeill, per Mrr. lugh Grant, Repeal Warden, 1., ¢llicted ...