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... Robert Peate,a clergyyman, and Chapllain to his Royal ,{ighness the Piigce of Wvajes, in tle boxes of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, on the 26th of Ofrober c last. Si- ROtrr'T gave an account of the transaaion, and c stated thatle atternipted to pass between ...
... kinowledge ' , . _. - -TH MIRROR O FAS iON.0. THE VEayRV AGE AND BODY OP TE T'IME,-ITS roa- AND PRileSti. _ . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.' This Evening their Majestles Ser'vants will adt' -. 'rThe CABINET.. To which will h6e added The LYING VALET. ' Oi Monday ...
... Constitution of the Country, had so far forgotten h1imself as to write a private letter to the Lord Chancellor on the affairs of Drury-lane Theatre, then under his Lordship's consideration. On the impropriety of such conduct his Lordship remarked in open Court ...
... continued In thet deed nf i1A8, ?? Sheridan, Grulb aind Ricbardfon 'are balled the fole roprietors of therultimate property of Drury-lane The-. atre ; the patent, the buildings, and the inoveables._ iiere is an Pdtniifion, no doubt, as the learne:d Gen de- g ...