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... contain* 16 rooms, with kitchens, wirie vaults and cellarage, and large yard or garden, tach-houfe and a neat itnall iufe in Drury lane; the whole (übjeft to the very low rent 251. lis, fid. per annum. '1 he (mall hoafe and liable are now fet for 471. which ...
... reception large family; cot.rtini ro. ■ ‘' , titebeos. wine yault* and cellarage, an.; ** garden, coach houfe and Tv. in Drury lane; whole (Bieft tc. ti.. , rent of 151. ixf> 6d. per anrum. i'he fm»U ftihle art now fet for ayl. which leaaeathe of honfe ...
... prevention. The prifoner *as a coachman out ot place, and the nigiit of ti.e 15th inrtant went to the one (hilling gallery of Drury lane Tneatre. The projector, i feafaring man, was fitting with in 1 open part ofthe two (hilling gallery. Tne p'ifouer w • oblerved ...
... With the moft fupefb .'cnery, DreiTr-, kc ever Ucn, On Monday neat the celebrated Mr. . uoois, Iroir the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane,and eight cpctal perlormers from Sadler's Welis, will appeal —alfo anew Pantomime, called Harleijuin in Alexandria. FOl ...
... entertainment, and not only introduced a new piece and a new dance, but alfo the celebrated M. Dubois, from the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, who, aftitted by eight capital performers from Sadlerâs Wells, will go through fome unprecedented feats. We underftand ...
... Sardinian Ambaffidor, on the occafion of the death Pope Pius VI. The titular Bifhop officiated at the altar, and Mr. Digntun, of Drury-lane Theatre, fung the Dirge in a moft mafterly and impreffive flyle. A fplcndid miufoleum was erected the middle of the Chapel ...
... ll • cent nature ; and iu order make them nearly 1 offible refembie the original, which produced * greater audiences at Drury-lane than ever were attracted before, Mr. Altley has been at the great pence of having ihtm executed Lor! don and brought over ...
... account of, and as even that is not forth-coming, the entire appears irrecoverable, and his confinement to be indefinite. Drury-lane, it is faid, has cleared upwards of jo.oool. during the feafon, about 14,000!. of which was prodeced Pizarro. On Sunday ...
... was mounted the highwayman had (hot llounflow on the loth November. This horfe was hired in London at the Mogul's Head in Drury-lane for | the prifoncr Haines, on the Bth of November, j by a perfon ol the .name of Harri-, and brought him to the prifoner ...