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... handfome compliment to the modern Chriftian Knight.—Morning Chron. The beautiful chamber between his Majefty't Box at the Drury Lane Theatre and the Saloon was much admired by the Royal Family, on Wednefday evening. lined with white fatin, richly fringed ...
... clear off. A mufical Entertainment, entitled. Of Age To-morro'ju, was performed Saturday evening, for the firft time, at Drury Lane Theatre. The pint is truly farcical, and derives its chief interelt from tbe lfratagems of lover, who a(- a variety difguiles ...
... Ireland, has a command among the troops now at Brcft. Three fires happened lad week in the metropolis ; one in Broad-court, Drury-lane, which confumed two houles; another, at the noble refidence of Sir John Smith Burgels, in Piccadilly, which deftroyrd only ...
... of burning oil and pitch ; following the fcent, he came to an oil and colour (hop belonging to Mr. Baynham, the corner of Drury-lane, in Queen ftrcet. The are had not extended beyond the (hop, but loon after he had fprung his rattle, and knocked at the ...
... into Court plead to an found him by the Grand Jury, which charged, that on the 15 th of May lall, our Lord the King went Drury-lane' Theatre to fee a dramatic entertainment performed ; that a loaded piltol was difcharged at him with the ctuel and wicked ...
... Trcafon, in comparing and imaginirg the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance his traitorous firing loaded prtiol him Drury-lane Theatre, with intent to kill and allafhnate him.—The prisoner plcacftd Not Guilty to the Indictment, liated that he had ...
... the lift of witnefles to be examined againit Hadfield, are the Duke of York, She- ridan and Richardfon, proprietors of Drury- lane Theatre; Meflrs. King and Ford, under Secretaries ro the Duke of Portland, Alderman Anderfon, &c. But not Juftice Addington ...
... endeavour to ictiicve his making peace with the enemy. The intereAing trial of James Hadheld for fhcoting at the King in Drury-lane theatre (which is infer ted 1 confiderable length in our third page), arc happy find, and we trult our readers will feel ...
... Weftminfter-hall before Lord Kenvon and a fpecial jury, the trial ot John ton, for hiding his Majcfty was returning from Drury-lane Theatre after the attempt upon his life by Had field, when, after fhort trial, was found guilty. Portsmouth., Jkly arrived ...
... fealed orders, which are not to opened till they reach a certain latitude. liaspurchal'cd one quarter of the property of Drury-lane Theatre ; Mr. Richardfon takes the other quarter, and Mr. Sheridan a half. Colonel Sneyd giive grand entertainment Wednefday ...
... appearance on Ctvfeat-garden this feafon. White cambric handkerchiefs were the order of the night at The Fatal Marriage at Drury-lane. Mrs. Siddons's lhrtek was reechosd from every part of thehoufe. Several Ladies faint'd ; one, an extreme cafe, was carried ...
... and Decorations ; Taken from the German Drama, and adapted to the Stage by R. B. Sheridan, Efq. As it was performed at Drury-lane with the molt unprecedented and Attia&ioii. In Alt 2d, A HYMN and GRAND CHORUS to the SUN. Ait the 3d, The Procession of ...