... Wednesday, when Joseph Perry, a man ©f the first fashion— in dress an ...

... Ctutterbuck, of Truro, is appointed Under Sheriff of Cornwall. Theatricals.—lt is said young Lacy, son of the }ate Manager of Drury-Lane, is shortly to make his appearance in London. He has been some years preparing himself in the country, and Report speaks ...

... and a Gentleman Surgeon in the Army, had meeting Tuesday in Hyde Park, in consequence quarrel the preceding evening, in Drury-lane Theatre. The Surgeon had the first fire; the ball lodged in the breast the Colonel, who was immediately carried off the ...

... the accommodation of his attendants.—-Kemble continues Deputy Manager at Drury-lane, Lewis at Covent-Garden, aijd the performers of eminence are the same last season.— Drury-lane opened Saturday, With Richard the Third, the hero: Covent-Garden on Monday; ...

... they are fastened with a gold or silver girdle, trimmed prolusion lace. Theatres.—Mrs. Billington made her first appearance Drury-lane last night, and again fascinated the Diletanti in Mandane. The liouse v. crowded. A new piece, called a Comedy, was performed ...

... been the victim of embarrassment, arising from the most expensive law suits a man cuuld possibly be engaged in. | Most the Drury-lane Performers were present during the discussion. A meeting of the renters Drury-lene Theatre, pursuant to notice, took place ...

... and other Officers, for their. services in Egypt; together with sworos, value 100 guineas each, the two Commanders Clnet. Drury-Lane Theatre. —The discussion of the concerns of this Theatre in the Court Chancery, was renewed on Wednesday, when the Soli ...

... account) and •his (he. that him be-rejeognized. The Opera House, the'embarrassments of which are nearly equal to those of Drury-lane Theatre, was at length opened for the season a new Comic called music which pleasing, and received ...

... he had squandered in about two months. He was on Saturday seen, by a Gentleman who knew that he had absconded, in a box Drury -lane Theatre, in company with a Lady, and was taken in consequence of that Gentleman's information. His father was present at ...

... never be tempted listen to any compromise betwixt their private feelings and their public duty. The complicated business of Drury-Lane Theatre has at length been adjusted by compromise amongst the parties, the satisfaction of all. This will be officially ...

... March 1. 1802. Leader the Band, Mr. H. SMART, from London. Prinripat Fond Perfnrmert: Mm. MOUNTAIN, Tram the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Messrs. Hill, Strickland, Hayter, and Cward. In the course of the Evening will be performed, a choice Collection of the ...

... having marched thither the preceding week for that purpose. The new comedy of Fashionable Friends was last night repeated at Drury-lane Theatre; but the audience again expressing their decided disapprobation of it, notice was given that would be withdrawn ...