... of individualsi should be interested ;Dit. Where there were sutch a muiltil)licity of interest ih a concern like that of Drury Lane rheatre, it was aitogeither out of tlii reacdilof tie law. -'He should again read over thle petitions, aidavits, andl deeds ...

... appeared so disgusting that one could hardly conceive how you could give into it, till ;t wvas, last week announced, that Drury Lane Theatre -sas to open with Pizarro, at the p/erformaruce of which the meitbers of ail tak Proilunter Corps rwere ex- pected ...

... Bridgnorth, Mr. Samouel Jones, fen. one of the Alder- men of that Bnrough.--At Brighton, Mr. Sedgwick, the finger, late of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Walker, Boolkfbller, of Paternofter REdw.- At Eaftcott, Wilts, Mrs. \\heeler, of NIewbury ...

... Efq. antl one fhip of 8Do toils, by Robert Williaris, Efq. in the room of the Pi'ncefs dotel/a. it On SatUirdav evening Drury Lane Theatre if opened rofft nieritorioirfly with a performance d in aid of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Cofflee Hortle. The ...

... yearly ?? of tht public chari- I ties in this country cxceeds the annual revenue S of France by sorme thousands of pounds. t Drury-lane Th atrc opened for the season on d Saturday, with the piay of Pizarro, for the be- t nefit of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's ...

... allits former excellence; and Mrs. YOUN'G, In glia, -was at once tender and dignified. ( Tlie new Opera in preparation at Drury-lane Thea- tre, is a tranflation from one of the moit populiar peces't that has been performed for years in Paris. 'l'hie fce- ...

... Solicitor General M'Cleland. Mr. Plolnket is to be thle new Solicitor General. Thle performers, and- others,, belonging to Drury Lane 'rheats e, are about to be formed into an armed allociation. They were drilled yeller. dav, for the firfit time, and in ...

... Filser, of PoltOt York, merchant. No- vember g6. 4., Day, of Piliop Stortftrd, Hertford, draper. No- vember 5.J- .Norton, of Drury-lane,' vidluailer. Nvvember lo. T. Biddy, of Stoelpore, Chefter, grocer. November-B. W. Truftd, of Fore-flreet, Cripplegate, ...

... eafy to perccive how mtuch. :'ore~fpirited is this IJ latter fenife. There is an ellipfis of 'the firit'-word of I the old Drury-lane motto : Speflas, ci tu fpeibere. Nor is the fentence merely julkifiable, but a~propriate' and comparatively elegant. ...

... lessons, which your public spirit and loyalty have, from time to time, prepared for the im- provement of the audience of Drury Lane Theatre,-- JrSTIcE-Are all the volunteers vithout? ' CONSSTAB SL-.1- hey are, Some ten infesters, aps some twenty tydrnk ...

... the ufe of the Voluntetes there. MIRROR OF FASHIO.N2. THrE VERV AGE AND BODY of TuE TlNIg, ITS QORM AND -HEATRE ROYAI', DRURY-LANE. This Evening, Their Majeffies Fervants will perform a new ?? drama, iu three ats, called The WIFE of TWO HUSBANDS. The ...

... immediately fiipped. ' S Lalt night' a nufical drama of three ase partly trann; 'ted from the lFrench, WAS performted C at Drury-Lane Theatre for the failr thise, inti- tied, he Jlfife of Twd HuJfasidj; and iery a favourably ieceived. IBoth HoLures of Parliament ...