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... &ec., that he recommended her, on his return to town, to ‘lhe London managers. She accordingly obtained 'an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, where she made her debit on the 4th of October, in the above year, as Lydia Languish. She met with a flattering ...
... o'clock on Suturday morning, while he was ou the stand in the Strand looking out for customers from M. Jullien’s masquerade at Drury-lane Theatre, down bundled five or six gentlemen, some of whom got inside and some outside. They desired him to drive to Mil ...
... months. Seizuvre oF Ao Puivare Stivr.—lnformation having been received that a private still was worked on the premises, 132, Drury-lane, the Excise officers accompanied by Serjeant Harvey, and other constables, proeeeded to the above house, the front of which ...
... getting out of u cab on Thursday, fell and hroke his collar bone ; the part of Jaques, in the comedy of As You Like Iy, at Drury Lane, was, in consequence, played by My, Catheart on that evening 3 Mr. Diddear taking Mr. Catheari’s character of the Banished ...
... insanity.” ‘ Avapy oF Fire ar Drurv-Laxe Tneatre.— No small excitement was created yesierday afternoon in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane and the Strand by a sudden alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. Huudreds came rushing from all guarters, and the dense ...
... NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. No. 269.— VOL. V. TO THE GOVERNORS ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BEDFORD. MR. JAMES RUSSELL, OF THE THEATRES ROYAL, DRURY LANE, COVENT GARDEN, AND HAYMARKET, WILL GIVE READINGS firom SEA BKSPIERE, THE FIRST READING FROM THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, WILL ...
... / N ~ PN F MR. JAMES RUSSELL, OF THE THEATRES ROYAL, DRURY LANE, COVENT GARDEN, AND HAYMARKET, WILL GIVE READINGS firom SH A IKSEPERE. THE SECOND READING FROM AS YOU LIKE IT, WILL BE GIVEN ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 16th. Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence ...
... complained | 3.5 0. Ru sall, of the Theatre Royul Covent Garden of the footpaths in several streets, and that froniis ’ aud Drury Lane. This is the first tiwe the enterheing covered with inud, rendered themas bad as Ihe | finient has heen open 1o the pablic ...
... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETT! BANKRUPTS, John Baraugh, High Holboru, oil and colourman. William Leighton Wood, Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianoforte maker. Edwin Bliss, Barbican, brushmaker. Richard Brickwood Coltman, Regent-street, Court milliner, John Murrells ...
... Clerkenwell, boot dealer, ) S-alled Robert Wyatt, Milverton, ire, provision dealer, —— LONDON GAZETTY 1 and colourman. s-street, Drury.lane, pianoforte- ;;;I-unel. Court miiliner, ;p;;:;l;o!lh. Durbam, merchant. ¥ ENGLAND. Act 7 & 8 Vie., cap. 32, for the eb. ...
... Wilson, St. Helen’s, Lancashire, chemical manufacturer. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE James Binion and Georeg Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, iron founders. James Holland and Edward Warden, Preston, Lancashire tallowchandlers. Wiltiam Neck, jun., Torre, near Tnrquay ...
... ildings, merchant. Woolton, jun., Margate, grocers. phtractor. ishire, chemical manufacturer. ONDON GAZETTE won Cooper, Drury-lane, iron- rden, Preston, Lancashire tallow- Tnrquay, Devonshire, corndealer. ENGLAND. et 7 & 8 Vie., eap. 82, for the 8, 1851 ...