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... well, trust that he is not yet wearied in well doing. Last week, his Majesty honoured with his presence the Theatres of Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The houses were crowded almost the instant of opening the doors, and vast numbers, who could not get ...
... opposition. is some vears since the money receipts at j, the Winter Theatres were so large as on c recent visits of the King. Drury-lane alone received nearly nine hundred and twenty pounds. Mary's Church, Leicester, Sunday even- ii, 3ii inst., was lighted ...
... 12, 22 Jan. 19. (Mr. Rice, Piccadilly.) G. Pall-.nail, perfumer, Dec. 12, Jan. (Mr. Popkin, Soho-«qtiare.) Elusion R. W. Drury-lane Theatre, Dec. i 5, Jan. 19. (Mr Miller, New Inn-) Hvoe G. Tottenham-court-road, chemist, Dec. 15,22, Jan. 19. (Mr. Benton ...
... in this city Paper. A Lucky Hit.—Parsons, the admirable representative of old men, and other characters in low Comedy, at Drury-lane Theatre, was early life a member a poor strojling company in North Wales, in which wretched situation he rather existed ...
... attended to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. PJS Persons visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the King's,'Drury Lane, and Garden Theatres—on the most reasonable terms. ...
... St. Sepulchre, victualler, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Attorneys, Messrs. Vatidercom and Comyn, Cannon street.) Lees Joseph, Drury-lane, coach-spring-maker, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Mr. Harrii, Berkeley-square.) Tyler William, Barron-streft, Pentonvllle, carpenter ...
... Bafin^hail-street.) John, Newington-C anyway, tailor, Feb March 6, April S. (Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Clifford's Inft Mo din, Drury-lane, oil and colournmn, March 2. 9, April 3. (Messrs. and Beck, Lolhbury.) (To surrender in the Country.) C rhomas, Pendleton ...
... there, Was put and carried, Ban kruptCy—The final e*amiu ' E , ton haB taken place.—From the balance 1 ' a the time (1819) Drury-lane ofuiiirfrs2l? Wr - was possessed property to tbe amount that u 0 '^t*owhich he had made in the Thfa,re ' Hie full benefit ...
... high and de- I served encomium was passed upon Miss by the John when giving ail account of the Oratorios during Lent, at Drury Lane, from which extract the following:— Amongst the most splendid musical tnnm[)l of the evenings may fairly ranked— Miss execution ...
... Uke o*»r»i one sp kernel with an adherent stalk, as complete in »»• 89 when newly plucked from the tree that produced it. DRURY-LANE —Mr. Price, the Lessee of Drury-lhne, has, ot . matured his plans, and completed his engagements ensuing season, upon an ...
... Adam-rftreet, Adeiphi. ' ' ROBINSON T., Cia ford-street, lineu-draper, Sept. 24 25 Oct 2fl Mr. Jotie*, Sise-lane. ' 1 R., Drury-lane, victualler, Sept. 21, 28, Oct 26 Miller, Great BedfordW. (To surrender in the Country.) SULWAY H., Leigh, SouierseUhire ...
... whatever during her absence—not even the loss of one of her crew—and that the whole were in good health Captain Parry left her. Drury-Lane Theatre.—This Theatre opened for the season on night, with Tragedy of Douglas t in order to give Mr. Kean, jun. opportunity ...