... every restorative medical aid could suggest was ineffectually administered: the vital spark was totally extinguished. At Drury-lane last night, Mr. Cherry's new Comedy, called A Day in London, was a second time pel formed-; but although it has undertone ...

... Brick-court, Temple.— Williams, Bristol, broker, May 27, June 6, .'5O, at Guildhall. Att. Berridge, Hntton-Gardon.—Wm. Motley, Drury-lane, warehouseman, May 26, 30, June 30, at Guildhall. Atts. Hutchinson and Emmett, BrewerVHall, Cheapside.—John Manchester, ...

... coming down Oxford-street, towards St. Giles's, was followed by four or five ill looking fellows. When arrived at the top Drury-lane, the villains cut open the back part of the wagon, aud were proceeding carry off some the property, when the drivers gave ...

... Haymarket Theatre closed bn Tuesday last. —Covent-Garden opened on Monday, with Romeo and Juliet, and the Poor Soldier. —Drury Lane opened on Thursday, with the Country Girl, and the Weathercock; Mrs. Jordan performed Peggy in the Comedy, and brought 600/ ...

... serious character she is about to assume, the most intereLtihg and meritorious performance of her life. Tiie Proprietois of Drury-Lane and Covent- Garden Theatre, under -advice of Counsel, have resolved to resist the assumed rigid of opening various additional ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tub Ttuc.i w F.rji.KKKUß —was last night performed for the first time. it to be from the of Mr. Godwin. The following the Fable. T* famhaur. officer the service King Charles 11. killed, lighting valiantly for the royal party, at the ...

... quarter to do forty minutes which performed with ease, •*aye.dhcr. . An unusual circumstance occurred on Thursday night Drury-lane Theatre. During pcrfprmance of the Pantomime, a .Gentleman from the second'tier of the stage , hie maderguod his leap, but■ ...

... merchant, Feb. 19, 20, March 26, the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Att. Blahelock, Teriiplc—John Maclachun, of Harford-place, Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, Feb. 20,27, March 2G, Guildhall. Att. Sutman, Goldensquare Caleb Whitall, of Fenchurch-street, warehouse-keeper ...

... for several days before. Thursday night an Opera, of four acts, called Kais ; or, Love in the Desarts, was performed at Drury-Lane for the first time, the literary production, we understand, of Mr. Brandon, a Gentleman of the Jewish persuasion. was well ...

... third 3 a prize hi* Majesty's sloop war the Cormorant. Mr. Jones having finally settled with Mr. Sheri- d:.n for a share of Drury-lane Theatre, left Lon- don this morning for Dublin. Mr. T. Sheridan, and Mr. Jones, are to Joint-Managers, the Theatre will ...

... thought fit to bring his action on the spot, and so completely covered the paramour with mud, by rolling him in the kennels Drury-lane, that it was impossible to discover a feature in his face ; the defendant, however, took to his heels, and thus released ...

... il y informs the Ladies «W tea k- the Theatre will Race w'. ', Co,TI P Feur 1808, T IT Comedy of the 1 heatre Royal, Drury-lane, with heviot _ CRISp Mr- DOBBS, rcF X: Jointer. SICS Hay Market. d •• Miss STRAFTON, / keat Fdhiburtfh. rShi-K ' SONG ...