... Principal Playfair, of the University of St Andrews. At LOndOnSAMUEL YOUNG of North Audley-street Esq. to Miss ANN BiGos of Drury-lane Theatre. At Edinburgh, the 4th inst. Mr M. OGLE, Book- seller in Glasgow, to Miss LILLIAS S-roatE, youngest daughter of ...

... Irent, talledt T H E RV I E W, Ir, ,T HE WA> tGS O F W INSDS OR. Thle lotNet 1rageciy, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, w-ith universal applause2 called A L F. 0 N S o, KING OF CASTH.E, Te in rehearsal, andii will be spcdily brought forward ...

... vices to thie Livery, in oppofiaico to, t.va ufthe~ Adldermen the prefenay mn'-baahs. . ia At th~e CO-i of the play, at Drury.-lane * c-a-c. lafi niabt, MNr nbecaine_ forviard, a.nd- by deroortotors, informedci fa l auitan - -, that tile funeral of' the ...

... Virtue's blufi, or trench on Patent Rights, Like Birnnam's wood that walk'd to Dunlfinate, Make poor St Giles take root in Drury-lane- if this be'prov'd, th-.n why one hour endure A trifling pleafure, ncithcr jult nor pure? But if your reafi'n owns no better ...

... to attend. the' lights, the fame difadvantage was experienced ; but, the fplendour of the preparations was Hlill evident. Drury-Lane Theatre was moft eonfpicuoufly!dillin. ?? a very brilliant illumitiation at the' end faz citii Covent-Garden. During a great ...

... good luck arrived, le could not pay I .the postage. Yesterday afternoon, a shocking accident hap- pened in St Giles's near Drury Lane ; a man, ] by some means, was run over by a waggon, and so much maimed, that he, was conveyed tothe I Hospital on a shutter ...

... moufly agreed to wilh.eut aleration, arnd i'i i by about one hundred of the principal . uvho compofed the meeting. THFATRE, DRURY-LANE. Their Majeflies, and three of th- ?? having iaft night honoured this Theatre a vilit, it is nor furprifing that it flould ...

... Royai High- rul ss, whose servant he then was. This took place at the Opera House, in the Haymarket, then occupied by the Drury-lane Company, where Sam appeared in the appropriate character of Hercufes in ymaon and Iphige- er. ?? I I i ...

... TOM KING's FAREWELL. Tie SC1oolDfor Scandal was onr Mondayriirht ly .rformed at Drury-Lane Theatre, for the be- . ,lt of Mr 1ing, to a houfe overflowing in all ec ,irts. It was announced he would on Ihat night ar h'-e leave of the public, and it was a ...

... nmuch gratified. Proceeding onward, their Majelties found a b3 ,fidll tent, in which MIafter Byrne, fon of Mr r Byrne, of Drury Lane Theatre, and Mrs Mills, of Covent Garden Theatre, danced. Mafler Byrne; a child of only five years, wias drefted as cd Cupid ...

... Mr Aicken son, (the brother of our prefenlt manager) for many the years afterwards filled a capital line of bufinefir in Drury Lane, fuch as Sciokto,LEvauder.Al7oozo, T S&c. Mr Le wis is the fame perfon who is the I>ra prufcmit affing manager, as *'ell ...

... here laft night introduced the fo much celebrated Mrs BILLINGTON, now the mufical enchantrefs of the age, and Mr KELLY, of Drury Lane. Perhaps this lady's portly figure, flately flep, and action, may not be exactly in characder for Rofetia, but hier immrenfe ...