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... The pints of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CAL ELI QUOTLM, in the Farce, by Al It. Fit As% - From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the course of the Evening, a vari.ty,pf new Comic Songs, by Mr tieltssua: and Mr who will give Isis ...
... WINDSOR. The parts of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CALEB QUOTEM, in the Farce, by FRANKLIN, From the 1 heatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the curse of the Evening, a vari.-ty of new Comic Songs, by Mr Owsiescri: and Mr. FRANKLIN, who will ...
... humane feeling. These little wretches, the offspring of the very loweat octet of beings in the purlieus of St. Giles's and Drury. lane, are of that description which nasally fill the ranks of thieves and pickpockets, and are to be found pilfering round the ...
... proceeded to that measure with great relutgance. Yesterday at noon, a girl, under eleven years of ac, came to a publican in Drury Lane, in change r. pound note, when she contrived to steal it, as well as the change. She was followed and chal -nged with the ...
... WINDSOR, The parts of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CALEB QUOTEM, in the Farce, by MR. FRANKLIN, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the course of the Evening, a varirty of new Comic Soap, by Mr. thrzsitom; and Mr. FicataziN, who ...
... young Gentlemen committed M ft. Fit AiN KI4IN, . .- inviolable secrecy restating them to his Care. From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket, 3'l *2 I' II EN DICKS° .V, I Well quaiified Assistants In the Classical and Mercantile In the course ...
... ale ficid. A respectable person of the name of Cunningham was stopped and robbed, about six o'clock Tuesday afternoon, in Drury-lane: Mr. Adams, the father of th-! Miss Adams, the dancers, was likewise stopped and robbed in lio:born. Mr. Sinaliman, of James ...
... Akers and men been thoroughly drilled in the light movements.' 1 TM high wall which was left standing at rir• angle oaf Drury-lane Theatre, after the fire et , v. - day got down without doing an fell by degrees into the ruins, by the assist* e ISeveral ...
... sentenced to twelve imprisonment in the House of Corret'tion, for throwing a quart bottle from the two st,illinr. gallory of Drury-lane Therm, into the Pit, du r ing the p:.r:ormance on the Bth of February last, by which two young latlies were severely hurt ...
... Kennedy, of No. 121, Charlotte. street, Portlaud-piace, deposed that she first be. came acquainted wits the prisoner at Drury-Lane Theatre ; that she afterwards breakfasted with him at No. 16, Stretton-Street, next door to L. How ides. Ile tlicn made ...
... ; the latter by Mr. Hewett, of this city.—The former admir . ably represented by Mr. Franklin, from the Theatre Ro) al, Drury..lane. The lively and benevolent Widow Owes*, received every aid _ and embellishment from :Al' Namara but the best sceue is u ...
... Eight Worshipful Wm. Esq. Mayor. 611 The Public are respeCtfully Informed that Mr. ELLISTON, (from the Theatre )(toys', Drury-Lane) is egged to perform City, duriog the Assizes. ' This pre.ent E ng, Tuusday, Aug. 6, A t be perf , the P4AY of the MO N' ...