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... Druiy-l1,ann, to which a part of the building, made into a ?? room, we believe, lhad been lately carried. The walls in Drury- lane are standinw; but in all (juarters the wood-work and insidc of the 'I'heatre are completely down. The baker's shop closely ...
... to say, a pecusliarly grace- ycti del one annnio, it is satisfactory to learin, on Mr. Lo ilnnri.ns authonrity, that at Drury Lane it is not uh5 in tenndicn tieat it bshil fell into nleglect uso long Inns ann 1ln peeent msanagenment resainis. A more inst ...
... Of 100 SoVa. One mile. Sir C lartropp's Drury Lane, 7st l1lb (G Barrett) I Mr Hall's Alaston, 9st 41b ?? (M Cannon) 2 Mr Burton's Dainty Davie, 9st llb (Rickabyl 3 Also ran: Pssquino. Betting: 2 to,' on Drury Lane, 4 to I agst Alaaton, 7 to 1 DaintMy Davie ...
... twelve month, and lhe remains per- ' c''cly well. Any information of the above fa6t may be obtainetl at No. o, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spijflury is not accountable for any mixture fold, *inlefs the wordis ' By the King's Patent are inftrted ...
... noxv a ?? month, and he remains per- ?? well. Any information of the above fad may be 0o)taii)ed at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, ILondon. .Mr. Spilibury is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlets the word ' By the Kiiig's Patta' are inferted at ...
... Augustus Harris is to take the form of a monument over his grave in Brompbon'Ceumetery, ;. bust to he laeed in the eotunda of Drury Lane Theatre, and the foundation of a ?? ,in cor- i ection with certain musical and dramatic ciarities. ...
... NIGHT BUT TWO! Of the Engagement of those eminent Performers, Mr. VANDENHOFF, AND Miss VANDENHOFF of ate Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. rpHIS EVENING, (WEDNESDAY,) Nov. 6 Gth, 183,. VI:RGINIUS. VrRGiNi.k ?? Miss VANDENHOFF. YDG1NIUS ?? ...
... iS now a twelve month, and the remains per- etly well. An1y information of the above f32 may be ant No. l, Due's Court, Drury Lane, tondon. NIr. Spilibury is ant accountable for any nixtuie fold, Wljj~ib the word.s By the Kin-'s Patent are infet ted ...
... SPRAINS & BRUISES. Colds, Stiffness, Cramp, Bronchitis, dc. Mr, Julisa Girard. The Girarde, Theatre Royal, UNIVERSAL Drury Lane, writes: ' I have usqd your Em- brocation with surprising Is 1Ed, and 2s 9d. effect, and never intend being Nwithaut it ...
... twelve month, and (he remains per- ?? lvell. Any infbrrnation of the above fac1 may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. mr. Spilibury is riot accountable for any mixture fold, utrlefs the wvords By the King's Patent are inferted ...
... are also pending with 'Mr. ALDRIDGE,' the African Tragedian, and Mr. HUDSON, tbe' Irish Comedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and Haymarket. MRS. AND MISS GUR NIY H AVE the Honor ?? tbatftbeir ACADEMY will, Re.openl on WEDNESDAY 'next, the 26th Inst ...
... other great hietrionio artistes have ever made in tho provinoes, Mr. Charles Kean ha3 returned to London to perform again at Drury Lane those famous parts in the plays of our great dramatist with which he bus identiged his name more indissolubly tban any other ...