... hear, just received the bo&jJJ I a Baronetcy) of which report speaks ml I highly, has been acceptcd'by the aianaeeat; fl of Drury-lane Theatre. I On Saturday the Agricultural Petition nfl introdneed into Caiiferbury .Market be fl neighbouring liientleman ...

... Week. .£ 89,784 Mr. 11. Johuston and Mr. Kemble are both mentioned as likely to succeed Mr. Raymond, iv the management of Drury-lane Theatre. The letters received from Limerick this morning, state that tlie Eliza, which had arrived at that port, from Calcutta ...

... was not found upon me. Hecior Morrison identified two swords which he, as the journeyman of Mr. Underwood, the cutler, in Drury-lane, ground for the prisoner Ings. The order was made to make them as sharp as a needle at the point. Samuel Taunton was ...

... expected. Mr. Browne, an actor of very considerable | reputation, from tbe Liverpool and Manchester j Theatres, is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, and j it is said he is to open in tbe character of Lord Foppington. It is rather singular that the first prize ...

... rejoicings, the auspicious event. An Evening Paper says— We understand that the two Theatres Royal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane, have each received the sum of £750 for the freedom of the house to the Pub- lic indiscriminately, on the evening of the ...

... £30,000 to Canterbury. Sixteenth £30,000 to Canterbury. 'ixfeenth £30,000 to Chelmsford. Sixteenth £30,000 to Clare-court, Drury-lane. Sixteenth £30,000 to Clapton. Sixteenth £30,000 to Cornhill. Sixteenth £30,000 to Dartford. Sixteenth £30,000 to Dublin ...

... NAPLES. The whole to conclude wilh the opening of the interestinr- Comic Pantomime, as performed at the Theatre- Royi l, Drury-lane, called THE POET'S LAST SHILLING; Or, HARLEQUIN and FANCY. Clown, Mr. USHER; Who will exhibit a great variety of Tricks ...

... leaves, ike. &c. curled by a vitriolic preparation, and the colour of tea communicated to them by ver- digris and copperas. Drury-lane Theatre, is so far fortunate, that it got into Chancery and oat of it. in the same week ! STOCKS. 3 per Cent. Red. 78^ — ...

... arrremendous explofion-waa daily expected to take place. Mr. Muoden has entered info an engage- ment for a term of years at Drury-lane . Theatre. • Dr. Bourke, late Dean of Arddgh, is the new Bilhop of Waterford. A Dublin Paper obferves, that this is the ...

... Duncan, Earl-street, Blackfriars, London, mer- ?? Morgan, Poland street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, publican — T. Bevans, Drury-lane, Mid- dlesex, publican —L. Holloway, Swallow-street, Middlesex, harness-make' — Auri Builey, Sitting- bouine, Kent, milliner— ...

... firemen, tbST suffered little more damage than a severe scorch lug. Great apprehensions wire entertained fpr the safety of Drury-lane Theatie, is the flake^ ot fire vrere Arried on by the wind with f«ce ami in |rett iuantlties in that direction. A great ...

... strength of a single man, or at most that of a horse, is sufficient to put this machine in motion. The refit demanded for Drury-lane Theatre is said to be £16,000 per annum, exclusive of taxes; tbe scenery, dresses, and decorations to be taken at a valuation ...