... Yesterday a to rsan at work on the top of the church, happened d. to iouch the stone urn on the north-west corner -oxt Drury-lane, and it fell over. It cane down in 1.,: the top of the iron rails below, and a 'plin- bt t e3v off, which struck a man ...

... pro. vO prtceor of the WPeekly Dispatch, for an adverse critieistt onl the per. iti formances and general Arrangements at Drury-lane Theatre, which Pi, 'recently appenred in thstjhournnl. ho. A subscription to raisesa monument In Pore la Chaise to the memory ...

... and become First Lord of the Treasury well Foreign Secretary, if, as his thirty-first cousin, Lord Nugent, said at the Drury-Lane meeting on Monday, Palmerston will put himself in earnest the bead of the popular movement.—Owrespoadra/ of the Liverpool ...

... follota.I ,asl by another. S There are only two perfuormers now alive who wern 'rontesoporuries moulta a Garrick in the first Drury-Lane Theatre, nAmely, Jack Bannsister, weho first a, appeared in tnagedy, and Byrne, the celebrated harletliin, welo , itose ...

... of the P ~~~W 0 R L ?? The part of Cnevto r (w ith the original Epilogue) .by Mtr'PUTAaM, F (Late of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Dublin, Edin- - burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BLCoonriELD, by ?? . IMrrs BUR;E~S, - (From the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.) The ...

... e cent funeral. r o A horrid rourder was comln'4tted on Sunday I w night in the boufe of Mrs Shaban in Eagle I :o Court, Drury-lane, on the body of Elizabeth I IC Grifliths, alias Calbey. Mrs S. and the de- .eafed, (both Irill women) had been heard I l- ...

... and other particulars, will be seen in the.Bills. - e Leader of the Band, Mr MARSHALL, from the r - late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Principal Second Violin, Mr D U FF. The Vocal Parts by Mr SINCLAIR. a Organ and Piano Forte, Mr ROGERS, Organist, from ...

... Thley will appear on .Frklay Jbrst. ;. rux. WEERES, ; Formerly of this Establishmnent, and reeettey of the. Theatre. Royal, Drury-Lane, i; Is engaged for a fewniglhts, andwill, makte his first appearance on Io h Id TeaURSDAY, January 12, il the Farce of of ...

... Co'medy of the !! W o R T D, |The part of Cnevro-r (vitn tih, original Vpilogue, by Mr PUTNAM, (Late -of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, tDublin, Edia- burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BL iONIstFLD, by ?? Mrs FvRiGtSS, ! (From the Theatre'Royal, Edinburgh.) The FARCE ...

... the prolpcrity of the kingdom 'of Chri 1 to their ' chiefjoy.' ORIENTAL SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND. I] LOW Perfumer, No. xSo. Drury-lane, Lon- R\. don, begs leave to infonrm the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general in Scotland, that his (JRI- ENTAL ...

... LAST NIGHT. I MASO 7-MALL. 5VIEIV INN, ABERDEE N, THIS EVENING, September 24, l806, MRK. DWYER, s (Of the Theatres-Roval Drury-Lane- and Edinburgh,1 e will have the honour of presentingr the Public with AN ENTER TI)NALVENE, Consisting of READINGS AND ...

... Brown, faaor for thc E arl of . Findlater, Linkwood by Elgin. ORIENTAL SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND. h . l l.OW, Perfumer, No. ir.o. Drury-lane, Lon- r - _ . don, begs leave to infuirm the Nobility, Gentry, i- , and the Public in geniral in S.otland, that his ORI- ...