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... have Dr. Bath!, a paces'e alre.tly renown ,d on many sides, a d it le ft not Iskey to he bmit•ed among she arrisraiilia of Drury lane. On the other, hands M stst.eur Vail.brique. Moor the world in bros. 'I he hit ry et this difeurciance. which has come ...
... indictment, charging him with compaffing and imagining the death the King, on the sth of May lah, at the Royal Theatre of Drury- Lane. To this indiament ple:lded—Arta Guilty. On the motion cf Mr. Attorney General, Thurlday the 26th i. , ftant, was fixed ...
... 1 i j A *tarpon tAe part of she Prolitatiox. rpb Craig. He drpoled, that he is! Mufician belonging to the band of Drury- Lane Theatre; that he was in the Orchellra of the Theatre en the 15th May, at the lower end of it, oppolite to the fide where his ...
... decorated in like manner, but with gilt leaf, and the colours of lamos were appropriate to that of the metal behind them. Drury Lane ha•l the word Peace furmounted by a Gown, with the fame kind of reficao~ as at Coilt t Garden. M.. Oakley, coach-maker, ...
... Viceroy of Monte Viedo had broken off, under circumttances very unfavourable to a fpetcly termination of their differences. Drury Lane Theatre to be finilhed by tdntraEt in Gautier next. There were various reports of a new adminiftration it is generally fuppofed ...
... disfigured the deifign. Twn three attempts were made to light them again. but wirhout fuccefs. 1 1 Mr. Otto's was the bridiant, Drury lane Tneatre was m7dt grand and beautiful in deign. M.; dope's, in Cavendifh•fquare, was :he molt beautiful among the private ...
... part of the ' l ,• t neet, to which a eat number of Nobility were invited. The trevty be•ween the Proprietors of Drury. lane and Mts. Jordan, we undmilaml, is neatly concluded, on the muff liberal terms of mutual advantage. Fafrous.—Small round caps, ...
... Piedinontaife, has been promoted to the , rank of Pod Captain. and los commitfion dated on the day of the capture. 'I he Drury Lane Company are playing art the King's Theatre. LONDON, 22. The Duke of York, though fupp°' b his numerous friends•in the Node ...
... Plaintiffs, Mrffrs. Roberts, Curtis and Co. Barkers is the City, recover (tom the Defendant, re-4Jing in Carren.huildings, Drury lane, the (um of 4.01. being ire amount of a Bi:1 of Exchange. of which the Defendant was the acivptor. Mr. Payne, a Q.2aker ...
... is given from a very refpeetable fource. Their M +jetties having announced their in• tention of going to the Theatre at Drury lane, the Houfe was extremely crowded. The Princeffcs firfi came into their box, as ufual ; the Queen next ; and then the King ...
... Amor g the unit rut ate (offerers was Mr. J..hn Palmer, h.e t.f the Hal market Theatre, fon of the deceafed Mr. Palmer, of Drury-lane Theatre, and nephew to Mr. R. Palmer. AsoTrutt accents!. Cru,r, bee. 16 —I am ferry to have to att. tome to you the melancholy ...
... postfoued till Monday. The former hill expires on the din., DRURY-LANE THEATRE, DgSTROYZID IT rim To the destruction of Covent-Carden Theatre by fire, have we now to add the destruction of Drury-lane Theatre, Is% night, by the ; and thes within five months ...