... High Shenff of Eseex, having heen be daly elected. cead, the High Sheriff declared Mr. Arabin to Mr Keau by the Lessees of Drury Lane Theatre for a limited number of nights, at 501 per night. it is reported to us, that, on the occasion of the recent marriage ...

... Lord who with him Chancellor, Chief Justice Tindal, and Mr. Justice James Parke, after hearing the arguments of Counsel for Drury-lane and Covent-gardeo Theatres against Mr. Arnold, has advised his Majesty to determine that the Prerogative cannot be so limited ...

... the Race Week only) with Mr, SIGNOR PAULO, the ce- lebrated Harlequin & Clown from the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane On Tuesday, September 20th, the Petite Comedy o ¢ LONG STORIES; a Grand Indian War Dance, by Mr. Ertan, an interlude called ...

... that ever yet appeared to have met Him (laugh- Where's the use in instructing the ovstinate and the brutal ? I sent a to Drury-Lane Theatre, aad they promised to bring it out, but it was obliged to yield its place to the dragons, tigers, and pole-cats ...

... connected with the preceding case. of these unfortunate beings are’'in Vine hill, Bleading-heart-vard, Holborn- hill, Coal- in Drury-lane ; & in the purlieus of Shroediteh, whole houses are by these wretched eight or nineir a bed. Each boys, who sleep near him ...

... de Adelphi beyond the first act, and suc’, for many yean, had been the custom at theatres in general. It appear that at Drury Lane this season, seats were kept till hai price. The commissioners debated the matter amongt themselves, and the majority of ...

... 000! or eight years salary of aPre. sideut of America: to establioh sixty or €ighty schools, Mr. Price, the late lessee of Drury Lane Thea- tre, bias returned from America, and preseuted himself suddenly to Mr. Cooper, for the parpose of giving lem satisfaction ...

... Monmouthshire, milier ames (R.), Bristol, mercer Brook (S. Mirfieid, Yorkshire, banker New Friday, March 30. Davy (J. H.), Drury-lane, (G.), Ebury-street, Pimiteo, bur Ider ! wright Coben (L. E.), printer grocet Ballinger (J. Orchard-place, Kingsland road ...

... appeared in the King’s Bench prison aud the Milkbaux Penitentiary. Banxrvpts, from the Gazette of Tuesday — Rott. Henesey, Drury Lane, umber merchant.—Jas Gallier, Park Street, Grosvenor Square, Chas. a, Chelsea, baker.—Rich, Wayling, jun. Ramsey, Essex ...

... favourable; 764 stu- dents had entered the College since the opening in September. A rch example of rural simplicity occurred at Drury-lane Theatre last week, d uring the repre- sentation of The Rent Day.” In the di i scene, when Wallack (as the farmer) in the ...

... Rogers (to the prosecutor) : Where was the robbery committed !— Dixon: At a fourpenny lodging-house, in Charles- street, Drury-lane, white | was in bed with that man, pointing to a Jow-looking fellow.—Mr. Rogers: Is he No, Sir, we sleep three in a your ...

... not be in vain—that heresfter the rave will, indeed, be sacred.— Medicuw Castle ‘The play of Nenifworth w as revived at Drury. lane last week, very successfull A Masque was «sx oduced at Covent Garden, fr K newles, and repeated night! om the per of Sheridan ...