... 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 ...

... 'two footpads, who robbed him of a metal waitch and his Pirfe,--COnWednefday evening, during the perfornaracc'of theleyolat Drury Lane Theatre, a lady fitting in the front of 'the firt circle of boaesa in company with three orhers, had, in the temnporary ...

... one flil] ling in the pound. It is-to be called she lmpirial Land 'lax. It is with great concern we ftate an accident at Drury-lane Theatre on Friday night. From the preis to the upper-gallery, one ot the ltair- cafe bannilters unfortunately gave way, ...

... E IflRROR OF FSXHION. TO SIiW 'd 'UP VLRY? ACZ AND BODY OF rUE TiIM2 ITS FORM AND IC 71(4s9'01z. - I f 'IlHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. t ?? lrvening, their Majefties Servants will perforn W KING JOHN. Ui After the Play a new Pantomime, (asd time,) called ...

... IBANKRUPTCrt SUPERSEDED. Rich. Dickfon, of Long Acre, Middlefex, coach' maker. BANKRUPTS. John Hsliday, ofol rge-yard, Drury-lane, vicantaller. -John hAft1, of in Hants, .vi&ualler, to furren- der Feb. io, at fixc,'ifsth, and March 7, at eleven. Attor- ...

... ch floo. the Cap. ' tain and four men were, killed. and eleven . wopinded. B4NKRUPTS. John Holliday, of Old George-yard, Drury-lane, Mid- dlefex, viftualler. - To appear Jan- 3 , Feb- 7, and I March 7, ar Gudldhall. Attorney, Mr. Wybourn, l Craig's court ...

... ieamen, from the 3 rftI c- the prellent month, to the 3cth ?? next.] B AN K . U PTS. ekn Ifatl'd.y, of Old George Yard, Drury Lane, Vic- tuailer.-7chbn Arid?, of Wicklanm, Southampton, Vic- tualler. -er-ave-i-rd Pasi-, of Litzle 'ul tufile, Holborn, Maoi's ...

... fpecinien t MIRROR OF FASHION. TO.SHEW TILE VER.' AT. AND BODy or rE. rIME zra V011.OM AND le rit'r '1 r. _ ITHEATRE ROYAI-h, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, thelr Majetiies servants wvil perform - fhe 1NJ ubTANT'. Aftr which, (6th tim.e) a 'new comic Opera, in z ...

... d THE - MVIRROR UP FWSAHION. - ?? 511ER THE V£BY AGe AND BODO (if ruE TiMA ITS' eaRM ANT) = aaSSuIR 1. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. To-morrdiv Evening, their Majellies Servants vill perform .- CYhIBELINE, KING of BRITAN. After whlich, (i5th time) a new ...

... brought before the above Magiftrates, on a charge of having flolen from the perfon of Mr. Daniel Swan on Saturday night at Drury-lane Theatre a pocket book, containing Bank of England notes, and Rochfcfer Bank notes, to the amnount of 1271. Mr. Swan detailed ...

... Bank of' England notes, to the amount of 17-21. Mr. Swan stated, that on Saturday night lie went into one of' the boxes at Drury-lane Theatre, at which time he had thle pocket-book with the notes in question in his 'left-hand coat pocket; that the prisoner ...

... before tt the fitting Magiftrates, on a charge of having flolen from the perfon of Mr Daniel Swan, on. Saturday night, at Drury-lane Theaste, a packe book, containing Bank of England .otes, and Rochetler Bank notes, to the amocnt of 1 721. Mr Swan flated ...