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... they return ; in fact that the Governw-nt is quit them when they are linded England. Ta in ®rier suprdv our music hall* Drury-lane with heroes who ■-s night sing the ÜBrrnm’s po- Are they wanted nest liOid M®j Show, or are they » e proot'SHio® th;ouafc ...
... orchestral conductors never lose tempers. To mention the Londom is to be reminded of the interesting fact that Lrverpool has a Drury-lane, too It is now a short street of no pretensions off Brunswick treet, but there was a time when it was, relatively to the ...
... Setear- day's issme you infer that the first theatre in Drury-Lane was opened tn Jame, 1750. Termit me to poimt out thet this ig not R J. Broadbent, in his of the Liverpool says, The first Drury-lane Thestre in Liverpool was opened in 17@@ of 1780.’ Additional ...
... passage, -having superior accommodation for passongtr , , apply to DAWSON and CO., Baltic-buildings; or M'LARTY and CO., Drury-lane. ...
... Cox, St. Geo: square, Pimlico, builder. Josiah Tillett, Colch plumber. John Mackness, Stratford, Essex, bat William Bond, Drury-lane, Quarterman, Oxford, carpenter street. ManehAstPr.smuirct_ hnteh ,sed victualler. —*John MarkE Edgeware-road, and Earl-street ...
... Waterloo-ruad (corner of Vallean-strest), a r tore dealer, &c, good Urtice or Shop (ground floorl, suitahle for a and Sons, il, Drury-lane: or Messrs. Guion and Co.. nest Rent £55 per annum.— Apply to H, Junip First-class Stable, with a large yard attached, situated ...
... good light, containing two and three in Seaton and Conmercial buildings, having the at entrance from both Water-street and Drury-lane, including present by Messrs. Patton, Vickers, and Co,, on ground floor, Kent £120 per annum.—Thrce rooms are now vacant ...
... feet; 30.5 fect ; depth, 17.9 feet. Lying in the Carriers’ inventories and further particu apply to W. and R. Wright, 2, Drury-lane ; or to KELLOCK and Brokers, Water- “street 5 Gorahiil. London. and at 10604 FO. ALE, The States-bufit Barque JESSIE GILBERT ...
... lead, sought to recover from Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, the sum of £7 10s., on an alleged breach of agreement. It Appeared that, in the late Christmas pantomime at Drury-lane, the plaintiff gave £7 10s. to a person who was agent to ...
... black lead, sought to recover from Mr. E. T. Smith,lesseeof Drury-lane Theatre, the sum of 10s., on an alleged breach of agreement. It appeared that, in the late Christmas pantomime at Drury-lane, the plaintiff gave £7 10s. to a person who was agent to ...
... earlier days Mr. Crouch was in the Royal Bend of William IV. and Queen Adelaide, and acted for some time leading violinist in Drury-lane Theatre. Since the laying of the foundation-stone of the Roman Catholic Cathedral Westminster twelve months ago the work ...
... broker, Oldhall-strect (foreman). Alexander M‘Greyor lain, metal broker, York-buildings. George ‘on Broadbent, corn werchant, Drury-lane. Bebrend, shipbroker, John Carter, timber merchant. Sefton-street. John Clay, oil merchant, Mersey-strect. Thos. Greenshields ...