... probably havc no founda- I tion, but which have received a degree of r I countenance and currency from the atrocious attempt at Drury-lane Theatre. One cir. di cumrfanee is very fingolar, and has occafioned s a great deal of converfation: On Monday y night laft ...

... HIS MAIESTY. It is with a mingled feeling of horror and congratulation that we have to flate what laft night happened at Drury Lane Theatre. Juft as his Majefty entered his box, and was bowving to the audience wich his ufual conde- fcenfion, a perfon who ...

... ?? l which lie loaded a certain piftol ; and I si.It having'fo armed himfelf, he did repair to certain Theatre, calltd Drury-lane Theatre, nd there dif'charged the faid loaded piflol at I he perfon of our faid Lord the King; to I fuels a ndietiment the ...

... e cent funeral. r o A horrid rourder was comln'4tted on Sunday I w night in the boufe of Mrs Shaban in Eagle I :o Court, Drury-lane, on the body of Elizabeth I IC Grifliths, alias Calbey. Mrs S. and the de- .eafed, (both Irill women) had been heard I l- ...

... the complinieits of the Nobiiitv at Glouc'ster Lodge, Weymouth. Mrs Billington, by her engagemient at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, for the ensu- ing wvinter, wvill reaiiz~e 5oool. sterling. Butt it is not true that she has petitioned fur a pension ...

... numeroust] ficends will be glad to hear, is ponv able to (d walk upon cruttches upon the laovn. ti Mr John Kemble has quitted Drury-Lane s theatre, in consequence of a dispute between him and Mr Sheridan. It is said the younger Ban- X nister will only perform ...

... arrived in London on Fri- (lay last, w ith eispatches from his Court to ours. Mr Kemble has made uD his differences with thise Drury-lane proprietors, and returned to his theatrical duty. lie performed Richard on Mon- day last. Lord Ha-akesbury has received ...

... good luck arrived, le could not pay I .the postage. Yesterday afternoon, a shocking accident hap- pened in St Giles's near Drury Lane ; a man, ] by some means, was run over by a waggon, and so much maimed, that he, was conveyed tothe I Hospital on a shutter ...

... Yesterday a to rsan at work on the top of the church, happened d. to iouch the stone urn on the north-west corner -oxt Drury-lane, and it fell over. It cane down in 1.,: the top of the iron rails below, and a 'plin- bt t e3v off, which struck a man ...

... to be ass- i. swerahie for its truth. I a I Mr Stepllen Kembie, well known to many of ti our readers, played Falstaffat Drury Lane on I Tuesdasy evelning ; and in the opinion of some very judicious, critics, he is the best Fe/staffthat . has aopeared ...

... seems to meet universal, approbation. Mr. Stephca ae-ble ?? his engage- ment to perform. Fwsis ?? or three nights moie at Drury-lane Theatre. The curiosity of the Public to see this-grrsr men is lithout bounds. ?? was not less than c'ol. taken at the doors ...

... the prolpcrity of the kingdom 'of Chri 1 to their ' chiefjoy.' ORIENTAL SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND. I] LOW Perfumer, No. xSo. Drury-lane, Lon- R\. don, begs leave to infonrm the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general in Scotland, that his (JRI- ENTAL ...