... -obbouse was on Tuesday liberated from Neavgate, in ?? of tlne Prorogation of P-r- lianient. Iyanhoc bas been dranatizel for Drury Lane, iin- der the title of the Wbrew; and Keean is to play Isaac of York. 'ITe character seenis almost drawn for ?? and ire ...

... Har- rowlby's bouse. ' This witisess was cross-exanuined J ba by MAl r. Currwood. ' - ' i John iiector Morrison, cutler, of Drury Lane;, 0i was examined by the -Attorney-Gener21,'to prove lie r g9 had sharpenqd a' sword for' man dressed like a WI butcher ...

... iatetrial witniess, hmavhig heell so ?? W, in ]her Majesty's confideuce. Why was lie' ihistinia- as It was announced[ at -Drury Lane Theatre, Oil hn Tuiesday uirght, that her Majesty was to bhrl'ur thle A p u~~ex ight by hei~ pyesepees aid nf)- ui A lanse ...

... nine o'clock- on Friday evening the two last mentioned officers obtained information which led them to Short's-gardeens, Drury-lane, where, after waiting for some time, they saw the prisoner and some other men issue from a house and come towards them. ...

... . taken from his i banker's unler a fdlse pretence, recovered from imin. A tiit Tv ragedy, trsented, we underptandn, to Drury Lane, antl from t be pen of one of tile most I distinguisheti poets of thme day, has excited an unu- jsual interest in the literary ...

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... the Debate .as sadjoissised at osse o'cloock till next day. - te 'tt LONtEDON, IEBRUARY 6. . B i The Kinsg i- hi hionoour Drury-lane 'rlleatre- evith RI .Iis peeseiut to-nislit. IMiS Mi-j-'sty bais ?? aisled re thee oli-ra of Artaixosxes, ani, tl II ee ...

... V1TST Or T'11. KING 'ITO flt{UY-l.ANE - 1 . ?? . 1 1- f- ! The visit of his cjaesty to Drury-lane Theatre l on Tuesday evening, excited an uncommon tegree of interest in tile puiblic Iindi. As soon as tile fist c i became knIown, the demanidt for ?? vas ...

... ?? and attachment, which sc does the- highest hondur to British feeling. 'l'he m account of bis Majesty's appearance at Drury Lane, sl -will be found in the last page.] - - o ?? - _ al ...

... s Can ferburty Tales, a Manuscript of the Hi 314th of 15th century, 211. i0P. (idll M .Ali extraorditiary Collection of Drury-lane and v Covent-gardtkn Play Bills, from the year 1751 to DE - the lpresrilt tule. Tile early v'olumels contain collie bei ...

... ago; also an unfortunate anan who n some years ago, in a paroxysin of mental dlerange c mens nt, fired at Miss Kelly in Drury-lane 'l'heatre, are For still under confinement in Blethlew Hospital. IL Lord Coleraine was lately robbed of his gold re- peater ...

... s against hin are therefore stopped. ft Thle following aingu;ar circumstance occurred on it the evening the King was at Drury-lane theatre:- ji A Gentleman of Clerkenwell, wbo was in the crowd, tl missing his watch, seizedl man whom he supposed tl had ...