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... Mr. Thompson. No. I. Contains the exquifitely affc&ing Play THE STRANGER, As performing with unbounded the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. No. 11. Contains the popular Play of PIZARRO. The German Theatre, is entirely tranflatedbv BEWJAMTTR THOMPSON, (whofe ...
... pounds.. This morning about two o'clock, fire broke out at an oil fhop, belonging Mr. fhecorner of Great Queen-flreet, in Drury-lane, which after raging with great violence fo* confiderable time, was happily got under, after completely deftroying the where ...
... the people the country with more temper than in its early (lages, and acquires more friends and fupporters. Mr. Aickcn.of Drury-Lane Theatre; fell down in an fit, a few days fince, from which there are but little hopes of his recovery. Laft night, between ...
... the Princefles Augufta, Elizabeth, Sophia, and Mary, with their at. teudants, agreeably to previous arrangement, honoured Drury-lane Theatre lad night with their prefeiice, to fee the .Comedy of W*u y d and She Wou'd Not, and -the Farce of the Humourist ...
... Relighne Brames Mr. Coneybtare, Stodent of ChriA Church. Silver Medals; incomroemoraiion of the happy his MajeAy at Drury-lane-Theatre, have been flruck, order of Mr. Sheridatf ft front Providence protecting the from, the traitorous -attempt again ...
... Othdlufti,PHr.- --- ->. v i **«■«■ doubt when repeated le very predictive the htsnsgsr, who,' besid® attraction. f™?* 1 Drury Lane, chaof of the this ...
... âJohn Hid Govett, cf Wiviiiscombe, Somerset, cloth-manufacturer.âWiliiam Fmdlay, Liverpool, merchant. âJohn Risk, oi Drury'lane, leather factor.âRachel Dawson, Edward-Street, London, milliner. ...
... termination of this affair. Last week carte on to heard in the Court of Chancery, an application an the part of the Proprietors .Drury-lane Theatre, to Set aside an Order Court obtained, thejr Counsel contended, by Mr. Troward, solicitor Messrs. Haminersley and ...
... cuirass and helmet of William, the Conqueror, the gloves of John of Gaunt, and the hose Harry the Eighth. Kembie returned to Drury-Lane Theatre last' night, and was received yiith cordial applause by ...
... Bedford is bringing forward some new improvements agriculture, which promise much success. The Proprietors and Trustees of Drury-Lane Theatre have, it seems, had meeting, and matters are likely to take an amicable turn. The Trustees, it is said, have been ...
... soon began gradually to decrease. At the desire all the parties, except Mr. Grubb, the final decision of the business of Drury-lane Theatre is put off till Saturday se'nnight. The counsel for Messrs. Ford and Hammeisley, on one side, and for Mr. Sheridan ...
... most liberal and decisive support. The final hearing of the question in equity, between the Proprietors and the Trustees of Drury-Lane Theatre, is further postponed till Tuesday or Wednesday next, in consequence of a conciliatory arrangement, which nearly ...