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... atiained, r -Coetle's life oJ Coteridqe. n THRg L aNDott AneT UNION.-The annual meeting of e the subscribers was held int Drury-lane Theatre, on 'Tues- r day last, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. It was . announced that there was a falling off in the ...
... tondnct ol hbs sucessful tonr is ether aud corn- veteait hands. Wlth respeetothis prozeete i season ~i Eagllsh opera at Drury-lane in. the spring, the; tzeparatlons for which are in a ierv advaneed tate,ha fintle he hasnoalteanatlve butte abandon, *t ...
... Olayton-square, from Ediward sut Tur-r ti , Sir Lb Emma Johnson; Dawson-strcot, from Richard sati Hirh ?? Vililaus llWacle; Drury-lane, from George Bateman rec to Jlhi owows; Grafton-atreet, from Mary Parry (deooesod) to unt Willithi '17wroton; Horghton-street ...
... RAGGED SCHOOL I UNION. The annual meeting of the Ragged School Union was held yesterday, at the honorary secretary's office, Drury-lane, Mr`. E. Buckley in the chair. The 23rd annual report was read by Mr. J. M'Diarmid, the honorary secretary, in which the ...
... Queen and Prince Albert his honoured the Belgian company, for the first time, with so their presence at the performances in Drury-lane Thea- ,st. tre. It has been asserted that her Majesty did not attend Dat when they were at Covent-garden, in order to mark ...
... SCHOOL I UNION. IThe annual meeting of this institution was hbel yesterday, at the offices of Mr. M'Diarmid, the secretary, Drury.lane. Mr. Edmund Buckley, vice-president, occupied the chair. The committe% in their 21st annual report, stated that there was ...
... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...
... oppoiftion, inthe, ,D reomof M.O'Connell, Esq. i5. A public dinner on a rdnd acale will be given on the 4th of odMarch, in Drury-lane Tisatre, to George iiyag, Esq, M5. ?? for Middlesex. in celebration of his having completed the fth year of his parlisanentary ...
... widow ; John Griffiths, Whitechapel, to William D n Sagor; John Thorpe, Whitechapel, to Thomas Tayler- di e son; Ann Hughes, Drury-lane, to William France; Ed- f w., ward Armstrong, St. Andrew-street, to James M'Dowsll; at Miles Sumner, St. Andrew-street, ...
... for Bombay to-day, takes out in bar silver £231,920; silver coin, £350; bar gold, £5050; and in sovereigns, £23,280. THE DRURY-LANE MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, sentence of death was passed Reeve, who strangled his sister; but the ...
... Tuesday, the 24th instant. o ave Poe John Crow, who stands charged with the wilful I of murder of George Green, his cousin, in Drury-lane, Fnre ey- was brought up on remand at3 Bow-street poliC Pre are court, on Monday, and committed for trial on the ciai Ley ...
... tons register; built of wood in the year 1800, at ft Jobn's, New Brunwieck, and owned in LIverpool by Mr. William Wright of Drury-lane. It wuld a r from the eviden tht she ailed from ve ona the 4 of No ber, 1Ul, bound for oble, wtbha crew of 'P6 hands ell ...