... —The Prince Regent yacht it in sight, returning from Calais, and proceeding the Downs, with the Crown Prince, &c. on board. Drury-Lane Theatre.—The preparations for his Majesty's reception to night, are upon the most splendid and extensive scale. The King's ...

... ewes and lambs at a couple. 1 ' e One of the King's postilions, lloval live was singularly employed whilst his ' ter was in Drury Lane Theatre on Weihiesij '■* Nothing could please him but trying his at picking pockets. When the police were in formed of ...

... been appointed for the presentation of the rewards adjudged by this Society, a numerous and fashionable company attended at Drury lane Theatre, to witness the ceremony. The Duke of Sussex took the Chair. The Secretary then read an address descriptive of the ...

... linen drapers—Samuel Garrod, of Paddington-street, St.Mary-le-bone, bookseller—Geo William Reeve, of Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, dealer in music—J Davies,Carmarthen, spirit-mercht. ...

... thither might, perhaps be treated as branch that respect, which usually becomes more precise as it is less sincere. The New Drury lane Theatre will contain in the pit Buo persons, the whole range boxes 18'28, the two-shilling gallery C 75, and the one-shilling ...

... The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, it ig means shortly to retire from office. George Colman has promised to produce a play at Drury-lane theatre tliis season, tlie heroine which is be Miss Clara Fisher. It is stated in an Irish Paper, that the repeal of the ...

... tiarrymore, travelled through the several gradations of a player's life, from country stroller, up to a second rate performer Drury-lane Theatre; but having attained that rank, he regularly descended through all the minor theatres about London. From the time ...

... bar alluded to, was compared to that actor engaged at two different places ot public entertainment-sav Covent garden and Drury lane theatres; only anxious to what was specifically required, cared not about what followed at the theatre he left, but proceeded ...

... ten thousand pounds.— Six principal houses in the town were burnt, and five others injured. Mr. George Carr, prompter of Drury-lane Theatre, died suddenly last week, leaving a | wife and 14 children, for whom a subscription is raising.—The Duke York patronizes ...

... larger theatres of London are known be enormous. of Drtiry lane and Covent garden exceed 200/. per night.-— 1765, those of Drury lane were less than 70/. a night.— Thecompany consisted about 160 performers, among whoir were names of high celebrity. Garrick ...

... four others, are not much less ; and the four remaining ones, though not able to support a comparison in point of size with Drury-lane i.r Covent garden, arc larger tliau the Haymar-kct, Sadler's Wells, or Astley's. All these places 'dramatic entertainment ...

... his knees, ami offered up an incoherent prayer, after which he ran off with surprising speed through Broad -court, into Drury-lane, and from thence into Wild-street; he then turned into Dukestreet, Lincoln's-inn fields, and rushed into the Catholic Chapel ...