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... 2th July.to the 3rdeAugust, the burisls at ?? were 277 children andA434 adults, in all 701; of whom 500 died from chole a. Drury Lane ?? Garden theatres are again to be. opened by Mr. Ilunn, backed ' by Captain Polhill. Van. denhoffis e.ngaged. Royal 4? ...
... of premeditation, 'was the evidence cf AIr. Cooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., Stove. grate manufacturers of Drury-lane, London. 'This gen. tleman swore positively that, beheard that tile two hiosaf t. of parliament were burnt down, wihen stopping ...
... and Shuter left the house about five o'clock. A Mr.lCooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers, of Drury-lane, London, having de.' posed before the privy council that he heard of the fire' vhen at Dudley, in Worcestershire,; a distance- ...
... eldest 5nt1, Lord Mul- grave, Sir Arthur Clifford, nl anotlrer noblemati, occutpied the Duke of De'vonshire's private box, at Drury-lane ''heatre, on Saturday evening last, to witncss the represetatatioi of thenew drama, enti- tle.l tbse Red M~ask ; ati ...
... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...
... tranquil serenity of a well-spentlile. Lately, Mr. A. W. Hill Cramer, prbfessor of Music. husband of Mrs. H. Cramer, of Drury-lane and DQyeni. garden Theatres. DEATHC OF THE REv. Mn. SUTTON.-We undler- stand thatithe Rev. Mr. Sutton, as he was on Sumi ...
... a caution to persons entrusted with the care of children. On the return on Thursday night week, of Air. G. Wie- land, of Drury-lane T1heatre, who is a widower, froir his duties ins Kirto Arth/er, to his abode in Wakefielr-street, Regentt's.vquare, lie ...
... Covent Garden ?? 63 s0 Drury-lane . ?? 61 So English Opera ?? do 42 Hayinarket. ?? 47 3S Victoria . ?? 40 3S Olympic ?? 4 Fitzroy (Tottenham.st.). 38 22 The Victoria, from its peculiar formation, holds as many persons as Drury.lane; on one occasion 3,800 ...
... gE:4T RE PRE:STON. MA\DA:ME ROY, tiolaI Studd Theatres, ferlin and IsimnburghI the loaes I rjltre, lParns; wth Drury Lane and Covent Garden, KOil, respectfully solicits the honor of Patron. for a select ENTERTAINMENT, on DA;SVENING, MAARI 30th, consisting ...
... taken in crossing the line. There are only two performers now alive who were con. temporaries with Garrick in the first Drury-lane Theatre, namely, Jack Bannister, who first appeared in tragedy, and Byrne, the celebrated harlequin. who is now in his ...
... by way of Brigleton and D)ieppe. Her Majesty tite Queer, and the Duchess of Kant, leave earle of them paid thme lessee of Drury Lane theatre, five heundred guineas far their private boxes. ..Mr. Bunn re- ceived nearly three thousand guine~a for private ...
... thirteen provincial theatres are, at th.is moment, preparing The Jewess for representation. The receipts this Irst %veck at Drury Lane have, we are irform. ed, exceeded £2,300. The Very Rev. Clement Augustus, Baron Droste at B ischeriig, Bishaois of Colana ...