... to 'the CGrand Jaury for Middlefex, ?? ai -James Hiadeld and Bannifter Trueiiotkj the forner P for firing at the King at Drury Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we leamifor aiding and abetting him in the t 4iabalical aa. IIL. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...

... at the different London theatres, his services having been secured at the respective establish- ments of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Haymarket, and the Olympic. He is, at the present time, at the latter theatre, his salary at which is 401. a-week. ...

... tthe progresslve intelligence of the country. The treatment experienced by the French dramatic company who have appeared at Drury Lane, aud at- attempted to produce the .11onte C'Aristo of Alexandre Dtmams, has, we are glad to say, met with deserved repro- ...

... nockery, and as -l auth I considered it. (C Nopy,. No. . si Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Aug. 5. 1818. I Ms M-I have it in command from the gentlemen of . the Sub-Committee of Drury Lane Thehtre, to offer you for thi ?? season t hee ermsyou had last season; ...

... some extra space at our d disposal, to give a copious report of the spirit-stirring speeches at the great meeting held in Drury Lane it Theatre, on Wednesday night. All accounts agree in v describing it as one of the most effective that has been ti held ...

... the cheat. The next levee is postponed until the 1st of June. MADAME DEVRIENT.-This eminent actress and vocalist has left Drury Lane theatre. There are many versions of the cause; but we believe that the right one is, that she expected to be paid her salary ...

... his life and conversation In Mornington Place, London, on the 17th ult. Wia. WILLOUGHBY LACY, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane The-. atre, and one of the contemporaries of Garrick, agert 83. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The steamr-ship Chieftain, Owens, for ...

... is juft like wax, but plea- ,iring, and he looks, excepting the nofe, which is not fo prorminent, like 3Tohn KIemble, of Drury Lane, when performing a very ferious part. THE FRENCH CHURCH. Paling by the ancient and venerable edifice cf Notre -Dame, I went ...

... appeared in a London journal. that a new tragedy from the pen of WValter Scott, Esq. was among the forthcoming novelties at Drury Lane theatre, is totally destitute of foundation. The county of Ross has subscribed L.00 for the mail to Thurso; the county of ...

... on the 14th instant, has since died, and was buried yesterday. This makes the to- ta] of deceased 17. The proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres have determined not to give more than L.20 per week to any one, actor or actress, however great ...

... July 19, at hall'past seven precisely. TnuE FATERNAL DEMOCRAT2 Will assemble at their place of meeting, the White Hart Inn, Drury Lane, 3 doors from Holborn, on Monday evening, July 20th, at 8 o'cloek. Members must show theireards. OPENING OP THE FINSBURY ...

... Fleet Street, London, upholsterer T. Harcourt, Great Sutton -Stree, Clerkenv ell, London, hbrassfoiunder t ,J. A. Boden, Drury Lane, London, needle manufacturer W. Marshall, Northampton, boot and shlae manufacturer T. Rawlings, Cheltenham, auctioneer J ...