... ail authority dri-.wn from for- mei prect j sits againtl nic ; 1 found that the Stcubr Maf^ue cf Dry-den was periormed at Drury Lane Theatre early in me year 17c-; «nd that Prior's Carmer Sr-cu.are w >s written ior the fame year, and ouvioiflv lor the ill ...

... r.ga on larr.e oflivn. Nioh'.ti. ul •TpHF. GERMAN ill. VIKt. ; c..riiinin? Th- X Stranger, as ?? at tl.- Theane R.jv ...

... of PIZARRO. A cied night af cr night to the moll croud-d H.vfc, J and with un_.ov.nded app. aufe, atthe Theatre Kiev, l, -Drury.Lane, and honoured hy the command :.nd warmeft approbation of his M.ijtllv, at that Theatre, attar an abfence of many > em. The ...

... THEATRE, DRURY-LANE. ..TT_-MU*T TO ASSASSINATE HIS MAJESTY. After dating the unpleafant circumftarce wmch happened in the morning ot Thud-ay in H-vd_-Par„, we little conceived that thepain'ul duty wmlci be impofed upon us of adding, .hat in the ab.v.c ...

... three other Judges of the King's Bench, ] took their feats in Court, when James Hadfield, for (hooting at his Majelty at Drury-Lane j Theatre, was arraigned. The Attorney General addreffed the Court ' at confiderable length on the fubjeft of High Preafon ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. A^Nrw Comic Opera, intituled IVilmort CeiH'ie, wat „ piocuced hne on luefday night, lor the liin time. ?? chaiatters were thus represented: General Wilmore, Mr. Dowtots. Mr. Wilniorc, Mi. Maddocki. Charles Harley, Mr. Kelly. Henry ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE 4 Comic Opera, tallt 1 V'ngin'.a, vas pcrforrf.ee! for * the firft time at this Theatre on Thurfday even- int. It is, we understand, the production of Mrs. Plc-wden, a I.aHy well known for her isteraiy attain, ments, but tvnofe talents ...

... one flil] ling in the pound. It is-to be called she lmpirial Land 'lax. It is with great concern we ftate an accident at Drury-lane Theatre on Friday night. From the preis to the upper-gallery, one ot the ltair- cafe bannilters unfortunately gave way, ...

... ch floo. the Cap. ' tain and four men were, killed. and eleven . wopinded. B4NKRUPTS. John Holliday, of Old George-yard, Drury-lane, Mid- dlefex, viftualler. - To appear Jan- 3 , Feb- 7, and I March 7, ar Gudldhall. Attorney, Mr. Wybourn, l Craig's court ...

... THE THEATRE. Drury- Lane. AFTEk the Tragedy of Jane Shore, on Thurfday night, a new Operatic Farce was reprefented, under the title of T,6e Fetdrar Tar. CHARACTaRS. Tom Sturdy ' Mr. BAN isSTIR, JUn. Philipt Mr. Di CAM.. PDqo&r Goffamero Mr. Wewerz . Farmer ...

... June Z4j 2.5, and Jiuly 21, at the Bu4h:Tavern, Britol. AttoernicsMeffts. John and Jeremiah O40rne, BriftL John Rifk, of Drury-Lane, Middlerex, Leather.' Fator and Currier,- To appear jurue a5, July 4, and 2i, at QGildhall, Landon, Attorney, Mfr. 'Bousfield ...

... of the last duty imposed on all paper, pasteboard, and millboald. It appears that on a survey of the buildiogs comprising Drury-Lane Theatre, it will require the full sum, of thirty.-seven thousand pounds to compilete the remainder of .the buildings, con-i ...