... instance, but it is extremely troublesome, and almost as general as it was at this time last year.-Standard. The receipts, at Drury-lane, when the King and Queen were there on Thursday week, did not exceed Soot.; at Covent Oarden, on Thursday last, when that ...

... to his iiajeftv, in his own name, againft the ereftion of a third theatre.-Mrs. Richardfon, the other pro- prietor of the Drury-lane patent, has prefeatted another Petition, in conjunction with the Truftees ansd the great body of Renters. We are requefted ...

... Bridge, and a harfs with warehoufes formed on the enmbankments. Kenmble has purchafed one quarter of the pro- perty of Drury-Lane Theatre; Mr. Richardfon takes the Gaher quarter, and Mr. Sheridan a half. The late decire of t he Court of Doctors' Comr ...

... not so faiily obtainled as it ought to le ! ' TSIEATRICA'Ls.-Keatl as Romeo,.aind Miss l'Wl- stein as Lit/tiea tiar/,ym at Drury Lane-iand Miss O'Ncil as AfMrs. beieirep, at Covent Garden, the chief theatrical r cpast ?? praise Keati 'ujp to the shaies in- ...

... with him the Vice- hancellor, Chief Justice Tindal, and Mr. Justice fames Parke, after hearing the arguments of Counsel br Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres against Sir. Arnold, and the Counsel ill behalf of Mr. Arnold, ias advised his Majesty to determine ...

... the National Association for the Protection of British Inrbzstiy and Capital, was 'held on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, in Drury-lane Theatre; The Duke of Itichmnond was in the chair, and the number of persons present was about 4000. The most important of ...

... Frederica Triebnier, daughter of the Reverend C. F. Triebuner, of Old Broad-fireet. -At St. Andrew's Church, Mr. flealby, of Drury-.lane, to Mrs. Randallb of Holborn.-..At Ewell, H. Bridges, Efq. to Mii's ?? Richard lill to Mifa Colclough, of Mount Sion, county ...

... tobe dhought unnecessary to grant us further help. Monday night, about eleven o'clock, as Mr. Spring, the box-keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, was conversing with some friends at the corner of James-street, Covent-garden, a person contrived to rob him of ...

... conception of, and chiefly in the consumption of the agricultural villages. FALL IN THE PRICE. oF BREAD.-Yesterday the bakers of Drury-lane, Clare-market, and other places, fell the price of the 41b. loaf to 5)1d. being a reduction of one penny. There is some ...

... conch conitractors; Clharles Jiohnson, Esq. tbe Surveyor and Superitetidenst of Mail Coaches, in the Chair. ILLUNIINATIONS. Drury-lane ''hetre, onl the side next Brydges- street, isas iitist tastefully stid hrillianitly illbitinated. Over tbe great dulur ...

... twelxvemonth, and fhe remains perfedtly well. Any information of the above fact may be ob- tained at No. 9, Dule's Court,.Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfburyisnot accountabte for any mixture fold, unlefa thde wordsd' By the King's Patent are hiferted on ...

... Cowan and Mr. Pirie were declared duly elected. In consequence of the press of public business, the ball to be given at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the distressed Irish, is postponed, by his Majesty's command, till Thursday, July 7, when their ...