... deftroved only the lower apartments and third, at Mr. Bayham's, oil and colour manulacturer, the corner of Great Queen-ftreer, Drury-lane, which confirmed the whole of the premifes. The firft accident has brought much diftrefs on the lodgers in the houfes in ...

... afcending tiom the flames. The molt fplendid effect, in the granueft in conception, and rroft beautiful in appearance, was Drury-Lane Theatre, the whole weft front of which was completely illuminated. At top was a dove, with an branch formed coloured lamps; ...

... unfortunate and beautiful young Lady in Bedlam. ■•* ...

... and you During my life—or I'm an 'threw Jew. Farewell '—believe me, I shall long again l*o meet you in Eastcheap —patuw !—Drury-lane— (; rateful have such friends—what thus can movemc. You've given me med'eincs to make lore ye. Once more farewell 1-Ah ...

... This Work will contain the most favourite Tragedies, Comedies, and Operas, as they are now performed the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, and the Hay-Market accurately copied from the Prompter's Books, by Permission of the Managers. Number I ...

... tonnage of two million 1;, and navigated by upwards of ico,ooo native feam?n. Mr, the great aftonifhment and doubt regret Drury-Lane, has purchafeda of Covent-Garden Theatre, and intends to perform there next winter. His (hare is three parts of a fourth ...

... his immtnfe property by the purchafe of paper dollars at the rate of 2*. each, during the American war. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre laft week were upwards of 30001. Mrs. receives 70 gs. per night for finging in the Oratoiios at Covent-garden Theatre ...

... Lancashire, corn-dealer. 'jj;,t ...

... concluded his per- Cove.*- Harden Theatre, had the honour, last nighty of being presented to their Majesties, retired from Drury-Lane. The learned Mr. Bryant, whose death was j noticed our last, ha.s left his will for . the propagation of the Gospel;'„£ ...

... carried off by the dreadful fever which lately raged there. It is said that the Young Roscius has made a new engagement at Drury-lane, by which he ig to receive 100 guineas for every night of his ppr- forinance this season, and the same. for fifty nights ...

... FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. > the Assembly-Room, George I** > Northampton. by ion. jYfT!S. MOUNTAIN*, of the Theatre-Roys;!, iy>- Drury-Lane, Monday next, Junk 1/th, will present an entitely elle S'ftck* of Entertainment 'never yet attempted hy any 1 eina'e), in ...

... Foster, Sp s , GW I John Batt, cf Church-street, a - Matthew Dorle, Maiden-lane, Middlesex, carpenter, July 2, Guildhall. Mr! Drury-lane. '* Harry Elderton, now or late » „i .jj' .scrivener, July 2, 13, and Angus] London, Attorney, Mr. Robins, B , ...