... forgotten theirspeeches in the last parliament, though the coun- ity ha;idrMl doubtless produce them again in tie new, andlike Drury-lane, give us Hamlet agaiisand again. Sir Y. Sinclair hasibroitgh up his bsoad-wiheeled %aggons, and the Marquis'Wellesley has ...

... acted here, called, N ¶LOQDO1SKA,'.>with the original, Music, new 3, Scener.j. &c. &c. acted at the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, upwards of 200 nights with universal -applause, is in preparation, and will be brought for- 7t ward as early as possible ...

... George Hodgson, Efq. coroner, tI at Mr. Kitchen's, the Three Compasses public-house, at 'the cornerof the Coal-yard and Drury-lane, on a the viiew of the body'sf Mary Murphy, otherwise a 'Baker, supposed to have' been murdered by a anan of p the name ...

... the first time here, The GRAND ROMANCE of the SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THIE WOOD,- (Per'ormed 100 Night, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- lane, with uncommon attraction and applause.) With the original Music, New Scenery, &c. &c. The MIssEs ADAMS will DANCE on Thursday ...

... that her BEN EFIT is fixed tor TUESDAY next, Feb. N2, 1814, Oil which occasiots F!EI?-. KNI lGHT - Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, Will make his Fiist Appearance here these Five Yeais, when their Majesty's Servants will rl& TlIli COMUfEDr OF- W I L 1) ...

... Pattcras church, Middleset, Thomas Couits, E-q. of loondon, halker, to Miss Harriet Mellon, of Holly Lodge, Highgate-late of Drury-lane theatre. Miss; Mellon, by her marriage. becomes the mother-in-law oif the Dowager Countess of Guildford, thie Dowager M ...

... BEDfWOR'TH was indjted for the wilful hi murder of Elizabetlr Beafniore, on 'the zoth'of June-lafc, bi in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. : tt Mr. ANDsIoEwso.pened the cafe, and Mr. GuRsxy o0 in lated the circumflances to the Jury. (c ,Surh,.Csflipfon was then ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thistliwood had preceded him.' They were taken too Mr. West's, in Drury-lane, where Dr. lVatton was r waiting tn receiee and congratulate them, where they alighted, and ; addressed the multitude from ...

... nte; for the first. time, an 'interestinig Melo-Dratim EeyAcLEi vith entirely new Scenery and Decoratio asnreprestated at Drury-Lane, (where it was' attracti vord all precedent), and never per- formed liaer, c;ed Then '- 11,1mkeei rs; DatUghter, To wl ch ...

... amegti~sluss, iWC-, thbe sanme d4y, and Qgerly -it- the ,s.e,,hour Mr. ;&elf+ hubg; Palmner- a!* ooftb at)Dramntic Cnorpseof~Drury-lane. tJii} Mr; P. w as. t he oldest perfornie5, ;tt, presge~n~t-pue th age, ti er$ ,nd t~hrot~gh a bung gd71,;,clitfrprreservt~d- ...

... oio)o to Caniterbury Eighth. . 30,000 o t)Canterbury Sixteenth oo,ooo lo Clielinsford Co. SixteentIr 3aouorp to Clarv-Court, Drury-Lane dnd Sixteenth ,30,00o to Clapton Sixteentih -30,noo ta Cornhill. av- sixteenth :3o,1100 to Dartfordl SixtceclhI 3o),lIoo ...

... order of'the proecession- Mr. Lce, the High Constabe, on iors6ack, with his - ;~ ' - silver mace. AIr. Henry jobeston, of Drury-lane Theatre on a white chirger, decorated with the colours of Sir-S. Roumilly. '' Banucir of blue -silki borne by two men-i ...