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... of Nottingham, engineer, for improvement! in apparatus tot yarn* other cores; dated August 21st, 1855. Edward Field, of Drury-lane, London, engineer, for improvement* in presses for embossing and colouring; dated August 21st, 1855. Charles Clans, of Liverprol ...
... felt when Mr. was compelled circumstances resign the position had so long and so ably fll To’keep up the alarm of fire the Drury-lane Theatre people managed to set the wings ahght while new fire annihilator. This new method » n, lla ,0 > presume, to create ...
... on the 26th, 27ih, and 28tb of thia mouth, I ( ■Oder the diraetioo of Ur. Bunn, the popular manager, *o I many yearn, of Drury-Lane and Covent Garden, the pre- paraiiona for which are the moat extensive scale. CoKTBMrLATED PeXCX ReJOICINOS 1» LEEDS.— j ...
... Detvignes, the celebrated animal painter, and nnmer ooi assistants. Director of the Ffitea, Mn. BUNN, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane and Covent Garden. ADMISSION : Although MVeral representation* have been made, suggesting that one Fete should be eondueted ...
... spoken of of very high order; the entire direction of these fetes being undertaken by Mr. Bunn, the well-known manager of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, will furnish ample guarantee that they will be conducted in manner alike novel and interesting ...
... Partnership Amendment Bill; no West Hiding Member voted against Suppression op Bal Masques at Drury-Lane.— At the last meeting of the committee of Drury-lane theatre, resolution was passed determined not permit entertainments of the bal Masque class to ...
... idenlifled by the friends present. The scene was well got up and sustained, and could not have been acted Covent Garden Drury Lane. The solemnity of the occation, with Margaret’s overflowing tears, were too touching to withstood. Both provost and bailie ...
... THEATRE, HUDDERSFIELD. THE Drury-lane Grand English Opera Company, under the direction of Mr. Henry Corri, will perform THIS EVENING (SATURDAY) Donixetti’a favourite opera of THE DAUGHTER OP THE REGIMENT. To be fallowed by the second set of ...
... recommend her successors, the Misses Ciieeseborouoh, who have had considerable experience in the tuition of young ladies. Drury-lane, July 3,1856. MISSES CHEESEBOROUGH’S ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. YORK-HOUSE, WAKEFIELD. THE Misses CHEESEBOROUGH beg ...
... , recommend her successors, the Misses Cheesebrouqii, who have had considerable experience in the tuition young ladies. Drury-lane, July 3, 18«5G. MISSES CHEESEBROUGH’S ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. YORK - HOUSE, WAKE FIE LD. Misses beg respcct-1. fully ...
... the property of Mr. E. T* Smith, then and now the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. Upon its passing into his hands, he immediately took steps to impress the mind of every visitor to Drury Lane with the idea that the Sunday Times was the very best newspaper ...
... where lie settled as ballet master, Madame Vestiis returned to London in 1819, and entered into engagement with Elliston for Drury-lane. In 1829 she was the xeuilh of lAr popularity, when she became the lessee and manager of the Olympic Theatre. On the 7th ...