... me in, who could never keep myself out. Sunday afternoon, a boy of four years age, the only son of widow, was playing in Drury-lane, a large carriage spotted dog seized him the left cheek, and tore away great part the jaw-bone. Being immediately pursued ...

... and firemen, they suffered little more than a severe scorching. Great apprehensions were entertained for the safety of Drury- lane Theatre, as the flakes of fire were carried by the wind with force and in great quantities, in that direction. A great number ...

... begin to lay the wall of new Theatre in Covent Garden, on Friday next. The space to 88 feet, which is eight fret more than Drury-lane. situation of the stage will not be before, and a passage will be left feet wide from Hart-street to the Piazza. No cuiibt ...

... Belcher and Cropley, when the former conquered; A third battle also ensued between Dogherty and a person who resides in Drury-lane, lasted one hour and twenty minutes, Doghcrty, gaining the victory. Leeds, Oct. 22.—An artful and villainous plot, accompanied ...

... at Guildhall. Att. Wilson, King'(-Bench Walk,Temple.—Robert Thomson, formerly ofSouthwark, hut now of Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, Middlesex, Nov. 15, 19, Dec. 13, at Guildhall. Att. Bousficld, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. —Joseth Baker, jun. of Stafford ...

... voted. A new Melo Drama, called The Exile, has been produced at the King's Theatre, and was received with much applause. Drury-Lane has also brought forwards a new piece, called The Siege of St. Quiutian, or Spanish Heroism, which was successful. A MissP—— ...

... neighbourhood, whom was much esteemed. He had, all, dressed and shaved nine of his customers, the last whom was Mr. Pahr.cr, Drury-lane Theatre. Immediately upon having Mr.' Palmer, he returned home, without attending to any his other employers, and cut his ...

... and Wife ; or More Secrets than One, the first dramatic production of gentleman of the name of Bishop, was performed at Drury-lane Theatre, for the first time, and most favourably received. TllS F.ißLP. Lord Austencourt, the nephew Sir Fewland, solicits ...

... given up his hotel Pis which has been converted into inn. There are a variety of reports concerning lie. cause the lire at Drury-lane; some state, when the first persons entered the burning theatre, a woman met them on the stage, who had the pearance a lady ...

... Head, Giocester.'Atts. Jenkins, lames, and Abbott, New-Inn; of Wilton, Giocester.—John Cti.-iKLES Finch, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, tavern-keeper, March 14, 31, April 22, at Guildhall. Att. Bower, CliiVord's-Inn John Gurnev, of Acre-lane, Brix carpenter ...

... indeed to be the mere decay of nature. The cf The Hon*?/ Moon, performed on Monday night at* The King's Theatre, by the Drury-lane Company was very numerously attended.—The soliloquy Jaques, the, ted the Third Act, produced, might be expected, an extracranial ...

... the Dog arid-Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Atts. Picard and Broadley, Hull; or Pearce and Son, Ha w ki N Pat c : ...