... (liarles Chiyton, of Elst-lanc, Walworth, hricklayer. 11. Montague Raiidfomrd, eninoittoin-place, apothecary. John MolIer, of Drury-lane, victualler. Bcrnjaniin Field, ov Fencmhturceh-street, brolker. W,%n W4oln *elch, of Greeilnich, grocer. WVillialtt WVait ...

... the youthful beauty of Bath, likew ise comes in for a large portion of public favour.-Mr. ?? made his first appearance tt Drury-lane Saturday, iu the levil' Ltridge.-Brubari and NlMrs. Diehons both in fine voice. 1, , V '1 lhi -fiollowijsw Gentlemen have ...

... and all a the works aumiched to them. S is 'We sometimnes'lbenr of public edifices that can- w o- nolt be burnt. The late Drury-lane Theatre, our t; ah Readers' may remember, was of this. description- vi and ill the accoulit of the Cistom-house,.given in ...

... observed, that nio farces were performed ill those dlays. B fy bla Majestys Company of Comrtuliuns. ,At the NEW T'RIEATRE, in DRURY-LANE. THIS DAY;being'THUILSDAYAPrats8th, 1668, will f be acted a Cinauied, called . . THE HIJMOVROVS LIEVTENANT' ; 'Thre King ...

... Itt Gordil1en, it sot excelletit a Illauttre, as to velify Vvery 'previotis prediction (if her etilre farti.-A ovle ?? at Drury Lane, Satur- day rtightt enttitleld iotiqy,; 1it, 'JtuW riens ttflt ?? italsutc-11arry Sidi lois flc t' it ted ctitior--parts ...

... not so faiily obtainled as it ought to le ! ' TSIEATRICA'Ls.-Keatl as Romeo,.aind Miss l'Wl- stein as Lit/tiea tiar/,ym at Drury Lane-iand Miss O'Ncil as AfMrs. beieirep, at Covent Garden, the chief theatrical r cpast ?? praise Keati 'ujp to the shaies in- ...

... Yaretoubh,,Nosfolli, fish merchant. Rich. C. Field, of Long-ncre, Midl'hldsek, hat malirl. Robert Billing, ofVinegar-yard, Drury-lane, Mid- Xlenry Williami Wilton and. Heenry lnowles Creed, of Cmrtchcd-friars, Londoun, inerelkagtts. -.liz. Le Rov and Thomsas ...

... enlivened with the best. company of pierforiers that han 'ever :yet matde. its appearance inl thle TiverSit Mr. LttssL, fromi Drury Lane, will speai the ack4et Court, oppsi .:,ertbashcollege, on Thut.rsday net3, vis ans, 24s th c7s oly be equalled ?? phice ...

... of Wiales Issd ber' first. cevtuesti party Monday lasts Osseen, &r,. with a select nuniber of Noblility, 'present -aIt Drury Lane, Frislay, ts. witness Kciia's Zimsga. 1The .r ucess of Wales arrived] at Milan. on tile ish lt'--slie was present ?? a Boll ...

... ic,-for interillenlt-his eldest soi, just of 'a;ge, expected to be returned to - Parliament for the borough of Bedford.-Drury-lane n 'I'heatrre vas shut in the evening of the day of Mr. Whithreivad's death, out of respeetto his memsory, ansI sin gratiudle ...

... taeolaty till his leelh tatn nose ott that Sitle being cairriedl asta-ti v ; TDBATRaCAL.R.-Coniltittce Of Management for Drury-Lane, bave reported to tbe Sutbeci ubes, that in consrqueutc tlce 1Afrious excesses of expetiditure, tbere *rill he tno divirend ...

... ?? ' THeEATmfCA'LS,-Novelties almnost: iiititify 'r}f ?? cession at ttie two Wiiter Theatres- ifly Spg.7uee audYI, at Drury Lane,'assdl f Bobimet, the Iauit at .Covent Garden,Stwo inpsical .after-pieces brought, out and well received last ?? critics' ...