... came up at this initant-; and, when we threatened to take hima up, he faid, if we would iaccompany; him to the. George Inn, Drury Lane, we might- ptbably hear Something of ; the chaife, as his friend had priid if'ed to leave it there. When we came to the ...

... of them was fecured by a watch. nian in Drury-lane. When he was conveyed from the watch-houfe before a Mrigifhate, on. fonday morning, the other ribber was recognifed by M'Ar. H. in lrinces- flreet, Drury-lane, and hewas lecured. They have both been committed ...

... LAW INTEL LLGENCE. LINCOLN'S INN HALL, JAN. r9. ,DRURY-LANE TFI-ATRE. This morning the affairs of 'Driiry-lane Theatre ?? again canvaffed in. the Court of Chanccry. but are f'll .left in their fmer uncertainty. The LoRD C 1AN ;LLOk faid, that the fituation ...

... %vill be produced, I cailed the Golden I-armer, )r harlequin Ploi'ghboy. H-larleouin by i5r. Byr't, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane ; and Cnluinbine by Mrs. W11ybrow. ...

... Champions, or fome other, amufement, mnufl be withdrawn after thais eveninlg. The amateurs of the drama, who are frequenters of Drury-lane Theatre, will fhortly lofe a valuable per- former, who has been for many years honoured with publicapprobation. Mr. King ...

... i, liolborn, merchant 10 J.Sonee, Hart-ltrect, Covent-garden ,J. Milnes, Yarmouth, Norfolk, druiggift I - C° .r. Smith, Drury-lane, baker BIRdTIB. On the i th ult, the Lady of Sir 1:- Mackworth, of Oxford, of aclighter. kothofOcor, Lately, the Lady of ...

... LAX INTFLLIGENCE. LTNCOLN's INN HALL. DRURY-LANE THEATrEE. t'his bufiners was, according to appointiebent, this day. refirned, and it is with much pleafure we Rfate that the propofed arrangement has met with the approbation of the Lord Chancellor, and ...