... Anyfinrmaryiond ofhriseraiovedfa rstire benefitf well, ?? An inomanofteabove fa& may be ob. earned at No. 9, Duke's Coart, Drury Lane, London. Mr. . ?? iuy is notaccotinoteable for s nt riixuiuefold Pnuelef the ivords (I By th c King's Patent' are inferted ...

... for p?,ynset, and swallo6wed it-for this offence -Yoinst was -coviced;andsentenced to tweve ,6months' imprisoniment. -:-Drury- Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner fix~ed for-27th isaton' which occasion the 'Duke of Caiubridge has )egtibMselfto preside.Petition ...

... Palace of Khiimore, of a convullivL fit, Mifs A. Beresford, fecnndi ?? of the Bilhop of Kilmore.--Mr. James Aiclten, late of Drury Lane Theatre, in the 64th year of his age.-Cap. R. A. Mafh, of Mitcham, late Commander of the General Sturut Eaft Indiaman.-On ...

... Work will contain the nmod favourite Tragedies, Comedies, anid Operas, as they are now performed at the 'Ilhearre Royal Drury Lane, Covent Gardenr, and the Hay F Market; accurately copied from the Prompter's Books, by tl Permiflion of the Manage's. Number ...

... Bridgnorth, Mr. Samouel Jones, fen. one of the Alder- men of that Bnrough.--At Brighton, Mr. Sedgwick, the finger, late of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Walker, Boolkfbller, of Paternofter REdw.- At Eaftcott, Wilts, Mrs. \\heeler, of NIewbury ...

... of huinpers Hotife, Hants.-In Great Marlborough Street, of a decline, Mifs Siddons, eldeft daughter of Mrs. Siddoni, of Drury Lane Theatre. At Walaghabed, near Madras, Mr. E. Bacon, fon of Mr. Bacon, of Hackney.-ln Montpclier Place, near the Black Rock ...

... and compelling tile men to abide blv certain rules and refiriajions, ditated by a Committee of journeymen. The feafon of Drury Lane Theatre clored lafl night, when Mr. Banniller came forward at the end of the Play, and addrelfed the audience in the ufual ...

... continued, Weekly) of a new Ktk, ntta THE BRITI SH THEATRE; i Or, a COLLECTION Of PLAYS, which are shed 1Patd Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Gardo - d Haymarket. Printed under the But oriy a Permiffion of the Managers, from the Pcoti'lt Ba With Biog apia ...

... Alexan- dria, off which port, I trust, a part of our fleet that lately sailed from lpsara, will have arrived ere this. Drury lane Theatre will open on the first of October. A new piece, founded on the ronfance of Kenilweort', is to be produced, and will ...

... csoals, and fining carters imup fing nypon the lieges; and for feveral other ?? of police andl improvement. The receipts oft Drury Lane Theatre hall week were upwards of 30001. lSWRiE CtIRCU. T- i ; be' }Ne. srolee 7J1~ feld, and rands Bufrcn, E. 2Wsn~aomsene/Zire ...

... tranflated by Bensjasin Tbonpmfn, Efq. contain- ing the STRANGER, a Play, in five Als, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane i from the German of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. On the ait of February will be published No. II. which will contain the Tragedy ...

... atten- ?? said has left Covent Garden, and gone to Drury-Young returns to Covent Garden-Sinclair, the singer, Cooper from Drury Lane, and Rayner from English Opera house, also engaged at the latter House-Raysier plays the characters of the late John Emery ...