... and compelling tile men to abide blv certain rules and refiriajions, ditated by a Committee of journeymen. The feafon of Drury Lane Theatre clored lafl night, when Mr. Banniller came forward at the end of the Play, and addrelfed the audience in the ufual ...

... Germany, by the feizeire, V lhat Olee aeffalin Riles, the pretended murder Of the Dttke D'Enghien - ?? Performateces at Drury Lane for the Winter It'ar ?? on Saturday evening. '1 here is no 'tatin iu the decorations of the theatre. The Iset have been ...

... .-Robert Hilton, of Helliwell Street, Strand, Vidtualler, Sept. 25, 29, 061. -30, at GuildhalL-rWi;liam Harris, late of Drury Lane, Woollen Draper,- Sept. 25, 29, 06ober 3o, at Guild- hlall- Hentry -Ridlty, of Shepherd's Market, May Fair, Grocer, 0£1 ...

... the colonies for the remainder of their days. The wife of a foldier in the Guards lately pur- chafed a bed of a broker in Drury Lane, and in carrying it home on her head fhe thought fte felt Iomething hard in it ; oin ripping ?? feam, tle discovered 52 ...

... being prefenred to their Majeflies, as they retired from Drury Lane.- le ftill continues to 'draw crowded honfes to Covent Garden, and on Monday he will snake hi irfil appearance at Drury Lane. Price of StcAs shis Day at One oC~locfJ 3 Per Ct. Red. 5S ...

... Thurf- day night, to Mafter Betty's performance of YosnE Xrorv! svas 6481. There could not have been lels than 7001. in Drury Lane Theatre laft night to fee him repeat that performance. Information having been given to the Bow- Street NMagiirates, that ...

... Thonia'j Payne, late of Afhford, Kent, Grocer, March 8 9, April g, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Alhford.-Samruel'Puri, late of Drury Lane, Vidlualler, March 5, a2, April 9, at Guildhall.-Yshn ilixon, of Afhby-de-la-Zouch, Leicefterlhire, Fell- monger, March ...

... which, like the cattle, are * his own abfolute propertv. ft is faid, that the r'un Refcius has made a new en- gagement at Drury-Lane, by which lie is to receive too guttess for every night of his~ performance this leafon, and the fame for fifty niyhts in ...

... Saturday a hackney~coachman, named Odd!, was fined xos. for atufing Mr. Kennedy, who, on Thurtday nighD , engaged him at Drury Lane Theatre, to carry hin to Bond Street. Mr. K. ftopped at-a friend's in Leicefter Square, but Odd! refuted to wait for him ...

... Cannon Hall, Wanflead, to Mils E. Cooke, niece of Dr. Cookce, of Gower Street.-At Fulham, Mr. T. Stanton, Cheefemonger, of Drury Lane, to Mi, e Sher. wood, of Kenfington.-At Gatton, Captain Ker, of the tft Foot Guards, to MiKa Hay, eldeft daughter o f Colonel ...

... .in- , Worcefter mzarkiet t-ricea 51. os. te 61. os~per cwt. . . ?? St. James's, Clerlcenwell, Mr. Thos. ,Greenwood, of Drury Lane 'heatre; to Miv7's Margaret't ,. Lahr.-At'Edmdtuton' -the Rev.- John Skinner; Redlor 'of Carnerton) reoar Bath, to Mifs ...

... Chelfes, Mer. R. Suetr, of Drury Lane Theatre. Nature feemed quite worn out;- he had been a long time in a very lethargic-ilate, but latterly he grew mtuch worfe. He made his firft appearance in London on the boards of Drury Lane T heatre, which houfe he ...