... (Vide prevents our detailing. • o ■ i, . After a long debate Hotife divided, agalnft Mr. « motion for it 85. MISS FARREN. . DRURY -LANE THEATRE. No occafion in the memory of the mod veteran amateur. drew fuch crowds.to the Theatre is the play of the School ...

... and Co. adjuft their atFiiis, the end which time the partners, it thought, will be pofiHled xoo,oobi. afier payment debts. Drury-lane Theatre.—Na occifion in the memory the raicft veteran amateur drew fuchcrowdj to the Theatre, as the Play the School for ...

... I3ivili®na] Juftito, gold round with ptari* and a cipher. Application to be Kadjfrom ninrtill o'clock each day. S«nth Ofice, Drury-lane. charity, THE Sermon for the main'enance and education of Twenty Female Orphan* wHI, ufual, * preached in LHhcr’* quay Meeting ...

... always been juftly confidered one of the fineft and moft finifh* pieces the Stage has produced.—lt was with Macbeth he opened Drury-lane theatre after it was rebuilt- We under (land, that it in compliance with the genera! defire of the public, who with before ...

... Porte the protell of his Government the occupation of Iftria and Dalmatia the Auftrian troops. Ktorace and Braham, from Drury-lane Theatre, ate immediately to make their appearance at the Theatre de Republiquc. The follow ing interefling letter from Leipfick ...

... choft: IPs f.rji appearance in I.widen, Hands ~in public opinion this part, from the beft authorise, that his periajl imer at Drury-lane, where it was ‘‘eft-n rpnited with uncommon ftuceefs, was beyond what iht r-ojl jr ideas could conceive. is the banquet ...

... Malmna —we are to have You Bre%law, the Tittle Conjurixg rfoRSE. ailo, a popular'piece, now peiTormuig at, the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, uncommon applau.fe, called a - ßtp the Nore.— We have not room, to detaih particulars, but,- conceive our Readers will ...