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... was also coin. mined fur having stolen a pair sheets, tbe• pro. perty of Mr. Ilraham, with whoa she lived, la Wych.street, Drury_lane. On Thursday last, the friends of &mute, Esq. one of the Representatives of toe B rough of Reading, Berkshire, held their ...
... that the Prisoner, after he made his escape from the watchmen in War- 1 dour-street, went home to his master's house, in Drury-lane, and related to his employer's wife that he had lust his coach at ten o'clock the preceding evening, and had searched every ...
... jun. and J. Kinch, Fareham. Southampton', timber-mere ants, at eleven, at the Red Lion Ina, Fareloain. Oct. 7. J Croton, Drury-lane. Ilneo-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oet. 24. J. Johnson and J. Statham. Twickett's Mills, Northampton, and T. Jnhn.on ...
... night ibis 'theatre closed its summer season was protected by a novel species of en. little more than the extent of the u'd Drury .lane, garrison and the bravo peasantry, who halm with the following Address, which was spoken by icenchmees..all the trap-doors ...
... , licence ; Mr.:Aexot.n, Doe third for the trouble of managenicet ; and the remaining third is to go to the Trustees of Drury-lane '1 beaus, fur the purposes of the deed . of trest. The dress worn by Yrs. on Monday night, in the character of lAdy Macbeth ...
... Slieritfs, and most of the common which appeared numerous and respectable. Miss it is understood, is •engated as one of the Drury-lane Company, for a limited of nights, at the Lyceum, previous to her going to the Bath Theatre, at which she is to perform for ...
... company ; the tilobe, on the Bank-side; the Ben, iu Si. s te c ot ; one io Salisbury-court; the Fortano and tor Cockpit, in Drury.lane. The price of ad. to the play, called the Globe, in SHALE- Sr AIM'S time, about 1603, was ono shilling to the boxes, and ...
... histidredi-lis of the okl Tuts. ere, the' ninetpthree feet from The stage-door; in the present it is eighty.tise.; and ix Drury-lane 'fheatre.it was husdred and Nat. The upper Gallery in the new Theatre Will 'sou tain about fouraeure, and the two shilling ...
... Average sly Receipts daring the Seam *AI r.. . Triggers, en shaot with unerring aim. lie • with confidence keCOMBILND TUEII TO DRURY LANE. MI IgrEllS; as ARTICLES :our.' n t i o l tes.• ' k no w, a t -ins n 1 ii u U Pay of their NOTICE, and that will enable ...
... dasper.—Oet. 31. T. J. Fenwick, Peszance, liaen-ikaper.—Nov. 7. J. Shawn, Kingston-upon-11811, merchant.— Oct PI. J. Ovum', Drury-lane, linen-draper.—Oct. 25. T. Chambers, Wigton, Cumberland, shopkeeper.—NOv. 3. W. Taylor, Earswick. Yotkshire,heast-Jobber ...
... hours of our be marred—should we be polluted by the of hired use:ties? I say, could all these 'teenea havaticcurred, if Drury Lane 'Theatre bed been wasting ? No, Gentlemen, the Managers would then learn hu* to appreciate a rather unfortuoate for Mr. ...
... some instances. The Farce of The Farmer at le whits practicability of retaialag the i s l an d plait fur the rebuilding of Drury .lane Theatre concluded, and the curtain again dropped, a, decidedly doubtful. Letters from aliddleburgb, forthwith, as the Renters ...