... Wednesday night, of being presented to their Majesties,as they returned from Drury-Lane. We are happy to learn, that Young Roscius is to have a respire soon as he is transferred to Drury-Lane. The health of the boy will consulted in preference to the gratification ...

... present performance at Covent-Garden on Saturday night, in the character of Aurral. On Monday he made his first appearance at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the same chai#iter. It is scarcely necessary to observe, that the public curiosity with respect to this most ...

... tone than any time before heard it, and his general, manner much more animated than when last witnessed his performance at Drury- Lane Theatre. Stephen Kemble has offered the same terms to little Betty, order to engage him for Newcastle, he receives the London ...

... has appeared the Richmond stage with much edat, and who patronized the Duke of Queensberry, is to play Ring Richard, at Drury-lane Theatre, the expiration of the engagement of Young Roscius. ItuK-ttml. young man, of very respectable family, has been under ...

... death of Knightsbridge. apt. Goodall, of the W estmore- Liverpool. He was husband to their retreat. lady have take rmerly of Drury-lane Theatre. lonel in the arn | from France since the com- four years cf ag > present war, «nd got to Eng- siderable proper ...

... the manufactured eight the tables, 18 in umber, tion! 1 usly placed in the Castle-yard, lar form, were Covered with pro- Drury-lane Thea last night represen d of mutton and beef, boiled and title of The Soldier igs and ies. A large baron of the middle ...

... appearance of the ensuing harvest, will, no doubt, have the effect of reducing the price of corn to a reasonable standard. Drury Lane - Last night Miss Fisher made p :s trj, which sN danced with jiKons,- share of ease, grace, precision. BANKRUPTS required ...

... judgment that wurds are inadequM to express. Notwithstanding the disadvantages appearing immediately after Master Betty at Drury.lane Theatre, ncr success acquired her the title of ilutcis, and the Proprietors engaged her for next a very liberal salary. ...

... GZth year, James Wood- uthgate, Charles Walcot, E cott, Burford ; istol; Crute wo-penny Post-Office.—At Chert- Norgon; Wrie Drury-lane ‘Theatre. Asa public css; as distinguished by a wh.msica! Wotton-under t; and in private life, he was an y the ffensive ...

... Bethrull-Grccn, M'ddlesex, broker, Oct. 26, Nov. *. jo, Guildhall. Att Hall, Caule-court -Martin and Jnlm Ihltetun, Of Drury-lane, Middlesex, groc.rs, Oct 2i>, Nov. 2, 30, at Guildhall. Ait. Hurd, I cm|jle. U hiu and Ik*. Ftruikoash, of Manchester, Oct ...

... ropitious, that recalls presence to these walls 7 genuine of the nd theatres, again on the Stamp. None is gen seats of Drury-lane. briny breeze enjoy fa Margate Hoy ; a, their envied triumph o'er, SARAH E ‘J When fir burthen press’d no more 5 ance, it ...

... eff Jay, ; | ect of this Swansea; Harwa Price, Abergavenr ing a3 2 drunken servant was arris, Leominsts ury. horse down Drury-lane, . he make him leap ov era place A CA s dug up for the Purpose of FOR Ti on sewers of the dirt which has ADIES of ¢ J 7 ...