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... Delal'ons and H-. Delafons, S9akville..street, Picca- k dillyV goldsmiths and jewellers. s tR. Bomsfield, White florse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen- -draper. Drr-ln, wrolen- D. Rogers, Upper North-place, Gra s Inn-road, grocer. C T. W. Williamson and E. Jones ...
... S. Ftrnis, New Bond-street, batters. T. Beckett, otherwise T. a'Beckett, Worcester, coach proprietor. ti T. J. Carroll, Drury-lane, baker si W. R. Griffith, Regents-canal Baisin, City-road, iroi. merchant. C H. Clark, Bishopsgate-street, tea-dealer ...
... Baldwin, Bulotrode street, Marylebone, licentsed victualler. C. C. Wilson. Daventry, Nerthampion, scrn.r C. T- Wood. Drury-lane. licensed vict~aillr. 19. Le Bantillier, Northumberisna-plaoe, Cooamorclal-read East,I draper. 1 j.. C. Gwilliec, Bishop's ...
... one in |Earl Street. Lisson Grove, .Marylebone; one in Ktirng's College Hospita3 (tlie patient havinug been brought front Drury Lane); one in St. John Street, Clerlenwell ; one in Green Walk, Ber- monsdsey; one in Lambeth ; one in York Place. South Lamblseth; ...
... Cook,hiatter, residing iii Middle Arthur Place, Edin- 6 ENGLISH BANIKRUPTS. P ?? G. Johns, Neis Yard, Great Queen Street, Drury Lane, general . fxturc dealer L. P. Goldonsid, 'Kiig Stret, IlIolborn, importer of watches, Peter Vau denii lidc, Strood, incar ...
... side of the palette was also represented with gold and precious ?? Letter. It is stated that Mr F. B. Chatterton, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has takeni initiatory proceedings to bring an action against MIr Sims Reeves for damages for breach of con- tract ...
... most renowned, ?? the most fashionlable, do not makce a tithe of their earnings. Miss Nilsson, i: who is newv singing art Drury Lane, 'receives £,150 f a night, which is the largest stuno pid to anly .lady since the days of Jeisny Lised, Receistly ?? became ...
... was mentioned th' bthat £100 bad been received from Mr Chatterton, D 1 being the proceeds of a morning performance at M )Drury Lane Theatre. In addition to that, £20 3had been received from Miss Burdett Coutts, H who has a freehold box in the theatre, ...
... liabilities are about £17,000, and Do. aseeto £2000. A reeiver was also appointed to the Noo . estate of John C. Park, of Drury Lane and Derby, Higi cemet menaunfacturer, whose debts are £1,690, the Do. value of the assets not yet being ascertainable. l ...
... M-'Cniloeh, 9' post-drtiver,]PortvWiflam, was charge~dwith having wipd a young horse on Which Mr David Hunter, farmer, Drury Lane, Glasserton, Wig. towushire- was riding soy the fis tie n as Iwith having, appolie th hp oM Hunter him- 1a fined£2 2w in ...
... answered to the description of the accused woman a Donovan. Witness had seen the eister of the woman Donovan in Shelton Street, Drury Lane, e and she told him that Mary Donovan had been 0 with her on the premises on the previous Monday - night, therefore the ...
... revived, with Madame Vanzini and Mr Mass the chief parta. 'The chief talk of the theatrical world the forced closing of Drury Lane Theatre. The pantomime not proved a success, and Mr Chatterton proposed to the artists to accept half their nsnal salaries ...