... Wfote, but the king alwaya ordered 'fdolish things, *uch a* comedier; now for hit part liked a tragedy , . FcibrooV, of Drury-lane theatre, whose custody the first dug found was deposited, was examined, and also one of the musiriana belonging to the theatre ...

... went against that gentleman for mn-re/iiWc. John Dutton, the person who indecently hissed at the king, his return from Drury-lane theatre, when he last visited that house, was Thursday tried for the affcaec. In the court of king bench, and found guilty ...

... *»9h7i5 *5 1799, “ 449»9fi* *5 lBco, to Nov. ao, * *89,937 6- Total* U3»4VJ - 1 7 6 The tragedy of Ptzarro wa* »epre*cnlcd Drury lane theatre Monday night, and it* popular attraction wa* considerably increased the pretence of Lord Nelson and hi* family, ...

... they Weip innocent of the crime for which they luffered. Covcnt Garden will clofe its unufually long feufon on the of June. Drury Lane fhuts its doors fome days ealier. Mrs. Siddons let off for Dublin the morning after lon’s benefit, to fulfil amoft lucrative ...

... while it comment upon that his competitor. —-The readings of Cooke differ iiiftanccs, byt not materially, from ri'-olc the- Drury-lane pctfoifi.cr.- —On firlt tire Ghojiy his mode of action ik new ; his dart is not violent, but think natural; llamlH prepared ...

... the water) and eiacul:t-ed Met awn tee, by Crike! On Saturday Mr S. Kemble’s Fal/inf drew the molt hamerousaudtcnce to Drury-lane that the Theatre has had to boaft of fince the time of Pizarro. The Lobby and were crowded, and many people were turned ...

... thole Theatres, before to the North, fie has doled with the invitahon, and is to perform at tbofi idaces his engagement Drury-Lane Tiieatre is ft eluded. STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE. HORNSBY and CO. No 26, Cornhill, And al, S. HODGSON'S Printer, NewcaJlU, Tins ...

... myf-lf and you,^ During my life—or I’am Hebrew Jew.” Farewell —believe I (I,all long again. meet vou in Eaftchcap—p(havv--Drury-lane; Grateful 1 have luch friends—what thuscan move me, You've given medicines to make me love you.” Once more farewell—Ah! ...

... a Uate of rebellion. AfUvejtreparations at the different lea-ports of Great-Britain. it. Funeral of the Duke of Bedford. Drury-lane theatre Ihut for the evening as a teftimony of refpeft to' his memory. Firman pubiifhcd the Grand Signior, which the importation ...

... proper clothes and a nurse. Moody, the' player, )rent to an aution room, a few mornings shice, -to puirchase a share of Drury-lane Theatre; but beting very de f, lie discovered, wlhcn the ?? was knockdd dowen to him, thlt iuistead of the share of the ...

... *ACorretnondent fa;.s, *Lewisand Knight go to Liverpool, Kemble becomes Manager Covent-garden, Bannilicr remains Drury-lane. Cooke goes to Drury-lane', Mrs Powell goes to Covent-gafden, and Mrs. retire* from the. fiagef ...

... NEMBLE is engaged, as is also Miss MELLON, both of theTheatre-Roysl, Drurv-Lane. -Mr SEDGWICl, who ias altso engaged from Drury- Lane Theatre, is prevented by Illness trom fulfilling his Engagement with Mr Kernble. On MONDAT nett will be perfoli1ed, Sha ...