... been alfo refufed, the coitiinatec have pledged theml'clves to bring forward this bufinefs on future day. £u/-!> Cbryn. Drury Lane Theatre having been roofed in on' Wtdnelday, a number elegant flags were difplaycd on the ends of the fcaHolding poles, ...

... returns through England. Bankrupts. John Lane, Tho. Frafeiyand Tho. Boy 1- fton, -Nicholas -lane, merchants. Wm. Biihop, Drury- lane, cheefe-monger. Wm. Field, Cupers-bridjie, Lambeth, provifion-fa ...

... extremely attached to the Kngl.ifh. On Monday Mifs Broadhurft and Mr; Marfhall, late of Covcnt-gardt-n theatre, Mrs. Shaw of Drury - lane houfe, with feveral other performers, failed for America, to fulfil their engagement with the __•». a- rftisrer ofthe ...

... 6cofi_eep, and a rew-ird of ->oL was offered to any body who thou Id kiii him. A party of workmen aro now employ ed at Drury- lane, during the whole ?? They have ho can- dles, nor are they placed iv the infide of the build- ing, hut, with th.; help of ...

... Ban-.r-u-.ts. John Matthews. Wm. M'Lavv, ar.i' John Rifle, Drury-Lane, curriers. Fran. M*K.nigh*r» Lone; Acre, brown linen manufacturer. \V. M ' Lav.s, John Riffc, and Geo. Jenkins, Drury-Lane, curriers. Win. Prentice, little Wifd-tireet, Lincoln- Fields ...

... every the arts and feiences which have proved of ttfeto Ibeicty. r Condon: Printed and publilhed by C. Lowndes, No. 66, Drury-lane; 11. D. Symcmls. No. so. Paiernorter-row ; and folJ*hy P. rordcr, Col hefter; Rackliam. Bury'; Dyball, Bu.gay; Sewell, lirlcdon; ...

... Ri{hop that the late hour ; promenading at timet with the Fair evidence for the profecution could not be true, m- Syren of Drury-lane Theatre. afinuch as Mrs. Gifford was not in town on Mon- Wednefday the grand meeting of the Archenef day the 12th ofMarch ...