... MONODY. Written by the Author of the l'-leasurei of Hope, and Spoken Mrs Hartley, Drury Lane Theatre. Britons ! although pur task i§ but to shew The and passions of fictitious woe, tiiink iipt we come this night without a part la that deep sorrow of the ...

... person or persons unknow ir. miF.ADFtL accident. About one o’clock, on Monday afternoon, the inhabitants of King-street, Drury-lane, were alarmed at hearing the cries murder, issuing from woman in the garret of the house, iVo. 14, in that street. Many ...

... 20.000 Sixteenth Norwich 30.000 Sixteenth 4,7(Mi Clapton 30,(00 Quarter 4.310 Norwich 20.000 I Sixteenth 17,503 Clarc-ct. Drury-lane 30,500 Sixteenth. 4,349 Oundle ISixteemh. Cork 120.000 Sixteenth 4,349 Penzance IMxtecntli. Cornhill 3:1,000 Sixteenth ...

... months' imurisonmenl. CAUTIOS rmtlGGisTS. —An inquest was lately held bef.re Mr. Sterling, on the body Michael Dillon, uf Drury-Lane. The deceased had bought an ounce of acid of sugar, and an ounce of Epsom salts ou Saturday evening. and on Sunday morning ...

... Vo«i | preuom I profession \ lieu dc naissance Kran Etlimnid j Sock and buskin j London. ih. domicile venuut arrive Local, Drury Lane j Paris 11th September. Olyscrrutions.- isltos liim,elfat borne aeaio A Lion. —From tlie singular cut of tile tvliis.' ami ...

... appeared in a London journal, that a, new tragedy from the pen of Walter Scott, Esq. was among the forthcoming novelties at Drury-Lane Theatre, is totally destitute of foundation. Edinburgh Paper. _ . Amongst the arrivals at Gresham s Hotel, Dublin, is Charles ...

... and Serioui Songs* selected and arranged from the most popular Pieces, as performed at tire Theatres-Horal -Covent Garden, Drury-Lane. Dublin, and Edinburgh, and the Nobility's Concerts, (arranged three parts,) and adapted lor the lovers of genuine humour ...

... (Wee-house, Strand, on Sunday evening. is the same ntUrinn who was loud in his disapprobation the Chrisunar pantomime at Drury-lane. ...

... Junius! 1 There is report, to which we do not attach credit, that Mrs is about to appear for a lei nights on the Stage of Drury-lane at the desire of Stephen Kemble. , A singular scene was exhibited at Leeds, opSaturdai which drew’together several thousands ...

... Will be produced the grand new Homan Play of BRUTUS ; THE FALL OF TARQUIN. performed upwards of nights last season, in Drury Lane, with a variety of now and appropriate Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, splendid and classical Danners, magnificent ...

... Malhorongh House, for the first time since his arriving in England ; evening they went to the Haymarket Theatre, where the Drury Lane Company are now performing. The aquatic excursions of the Prince Regent, during the summer at Brighton, are expected to ...

... the first mercantile houses in London. may well afford to pay his forfeiture of one thousand pounds to the Committee of Drury Lane. 'flic new Bank-notes are in a state of forwardness, and will ready for issuing in a short time. They arc formed upon an ...