... round their arms. . The fupfctiption the.Naval Pillar is going on rapidly. new Tragedy was on Saturday laft reprefented Drury-lane Theatre, under tlie title of Adelaide. The outline the Drama fupported. h'niorical truth, and the Author is Mr. Pye, the ...

... which probably have no foundation, but which have received a degree of countenance and currency from the atrocious attempt Drury-lane Theatre. One circumltance is very Angular, and has occasioned a great deal conversation : On Monday night laft th; Countefs ...

... Both feem to be religioufly mad. The cobler talked very rationally on any other tubjeot but religion. Mr. Fofbrook, of Drury-lane Theatre, cuftody the firft Aug found was depofited, was examined, and one of the musicians belonging to the Theatre, who ...

... found by the Grand Jury of Middlefex, againft James Hadfield, r High Treafon, for firing at his Majefty loaded piftol, in Drury-lane Theatre The indictment Bannijlcr Truelock, the cobler, it is thought, wid be preferred to the Quarter Seflion. Sarah Lock ...

... understand L. S. is now on his ialt journey, having, through the intereftof Grace,got a the Haymarket Theatre for the fummer and Drury lane for tbe winter.—The wonder* Phi eccentric tricks which are hourly ed by L. S. (even in this city), were we enumerate them ...

... plealuie making known, has engaged, at a confiderable expence, the Ei est Actor trle Worid, MR. J h\ the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, ON? WEEK. This, with the vaft novelty has to bring for- ■ ward, will, he humbly hopes, fecure to him a continuance of ihat ...

... expenee p v every Novelty in his power, h e l , ik, »« k has engaged, t confiderable expence, * From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, .. . , FOR ONE WEEK. lh,s with the vaft novelty he has bring forward, w,l], he humbly hopes, fecure to MoT, | J«in««e that ...

... vil J tiij. The parts Dcncourt and Job/on, Mr.R ussa ;. t., and I-etitta Hardy and AaW, lon, both from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, who are engaged for five nights. On Wednefdav. (by of J. Kinnf.rslky, The COUNTRY GIRL and CITIZEN. The entire Receipts ...

... of age. The following circumftance is not : woithy of retn..rki—A few days to 1 the death of the late Mr. John Palmer, of Drury-lane Theatre, rhat man, while walking the chutch-yard Liverpool with the Mr. Wilde, ot | Garden, obfeivi MpOM the fituation of ...

... larg Peace Eftablifhment, the Confbls fell yelte day per cent, the opening of tl market. Mr. Kimble has a**n himfelf from Drury-Lane Theatre, confeqnence of a ferious disagreement with Mr. Sheridan. Yesterday tucd. at the Old Badey for the wilful murder ...

... Baikktis, liifficieirt rums, from time to time, to pay the tradefmcaar.d performers. It appears/that on the build* ings Drury-Lane Theatre, it will require the lull fiirn ihii ty-i; yen pound; to complete the remainder of the buhdings, conformably to ...

... s of With refped heifelf, though only years of age, her figure indicates her arrival at a period more maturity. ' ' The Drury-Lane Caufe ha.i other long bearing before Chancellor Wedneklay. —Mr. Agar was heard on the 'vi Mr. Grubb, and Mr. Holland pleaded ...