... ?? l which lie loaded a certain piftol ; and I si.It having'fo armed himfelf, he did repair to certain Theatre, calltd Drury-lane Theatre, nd there dif'charged the faid loaded piflol at I he perfon of our faid Lord the King; to I fuels a ndietiment the ...

... Bridge, and a harfs with warehoufes formed on the enmbankments. Kenmble has purchafed one quarter of the pro- perty of Drury-Lane Theatre; Mr. Richardfon takes the Gaher quarter, and Mr. Sheridan a half. The late decire of t he Court of Doctors' Comr ...

... blow on the head, that he was taken up fptechilrfs.. The fame evesing a woggon, loaded with dreffed hides, broke downi in Drury Lane, and the charge breaking loofe fell over feveral cafual paflengers. On removing the hides one man had his leg broke, who ...

... and vwearinga'ap'prel. ,- a hoirid irarder, was committed i' the houfe 'of Mrs. Sheen, in Eagle Court, White HIart Yard, Drury Lane, on the body of Mrs. Griffithsp~who lodged in the garret. The Oceatedlent-an apron to a relation of ,Mrs. Sheen's, and onae ...

... niikt bcetacen '10 adid I I o'clock, a r- iorrid muIrder as as eoninsitte(l iu tliq hionse of' Mrs. Sheen, in Eaglc-court Drury-lane, on tihe 0 body of' Mrs. Griffiths,whvlohotdged in the garret, 3 A quarrel arose betvwecn thisem, relative to an , apron ...

... rußLic-ornci- bow stt OCTOBER. 13. MURDER. horrid mutder wast committed in Mrs Sheen, m Eagle Court, WhS*, Drury Lane, on the body of Mr?G lodged in the pariet. The de apron to a relation of Mrs Sheer' between the two, both lufli .vomer, -.villi imera-tt&m ...

... e cent funeral. r o A horrid rourder was comln'4tted on Sunday I w night in the boufe of Mrs Shaban in Eagle I :o Court, Drury-lane, on the body of Elizabeth I IC Grifliths, alias Calbey. Mrs S. and the de- .eafed, (both Irill women) had been heard I l- ...

... S U I C I D E. Mr John Coles, formerly one of the band of Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday morning laft put a period to his existence at his apartments in Newan Street, by firing one piftol through I.is right fide, and another through his head, which blew ...

... Cl to laItv, J~itt oottitr of the1 n'ethoict't (iip'Cls iit 4 tiie' Roadt, 2iliitrfields. prnm ed for tli(' fir-4 thee at Drury Lane T1hi-atre, onl T*rdl svet'iig. It is, ste - ntderstanid, thle odiw tciteiii of :'4ts. P'Iov i-n. The scio lit's inC h kiirgut ...

... 769,61'3 17 6 Lord Nelfon, :tnd nearly the'ifame party which lately accompaniedilim to Covent-Garden,' laft night honoured Drury Lane Theatre with a vi(it. His Lordthip'experienced that cheering welcome which ever attends him inl pu blic. He fat in the King's ...

... ex'ecuted before the Sheriff in the'6ase of Mloody v. Sheiidan, was confiqaed. The ca plaintiff'lha-d engaged to perform at. Drury-lane Theatre at an annual salary of 3501. which he was regularly paid, exceptin the seaton 1793-4, wi when the house was 'rebUlding ...

... Bench for debt, and:a gentleman in tIme same si. tuation in Newgate, having each obtained a da rule, met, and quarrelled in Drury-lane theatre. A challenge was thle conlseUence, and each ob- tained another day, rule to go and figh;cnext day During the late ...