... 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■ ...

... sea broke with such tre. mendous violence as tothreatea their destruction, A curious circumstance occurred on day night at Drury-lane Theatre. Daring the of the Pantomime, a Gentlemay in the Prince’s Box leaped cut upon the Stage, animated, perhaps, with ...

... fincere and faithful friend, and a true chriftian. - - COMMISSION OF R,NKRUPPCY SUPERSEDED. Sept. la, 03°4. William flarris,o Drury Lane, Mitillefex, Woollen Draper. BANKRUPTS REQIIRED TO SURRENDER. Williana Barker. late of Cheaptid, but ncnv of Bread Straet ...

... Criticism—Harriott’s Struggles through Life.— Heron’s Canada—Parsons’s Travelling Reareations. Theatrical order Cuvsut Garden—Drury- Lane. . . * . Poetry—The Shipwreck, Sonnets, itc. Transactions of Learned and Economical Societies. Royal Society of London.—Royal ...

... 's Struggles through Life.—d - ierintt's Canada. l'arfons's Travelling Recreations. • Theatrical Recorder—Covent Garden—Drury Lane. Poetry—The Shipwreck, Sonnets, £l/4c. tranfa dions of learned and economical Societies—Royal Society If London. —Royal ...

... Feb. 19, 20, March 26, at . 'm - aim Inn, Sheffield. Solicitor, Mr. Blakelock, I' Temple, Maclachlan, of Harford-place,. Drury-lane, Middlefex, tet-maker, Feb. 20, 2,7, March 26, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. an, Golden-fquare. Withall, now or late of ...

... Halifax. 1« ¢ Phos - Woudy. of Yorkéive, mcrchant, fimm M % J’:l:l’mfli”“ it - field.: de. lock, T § - Jphn Machlachian, ok Drury-lane, m pet-nnaker, Feb. 30, 33, 36, at Guldhigll, — -Aueracy, Mr. &Arms&m:-hm~ i 1 » Caleh. Withall, of Finchurgh-fircet,.. ...

... 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 ...

... Theatre in every respect after his own desire. He begs to inform them he has Engaged Mr. TALBOT, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, for a few Nights, and, he is an Actor of superior merit, hopes it will meet their approbation. Great care has been taken ...

... , Cheltenham, March 1, Theatre-Royal, Worcester, TXTILLOpcn on SATURDAY, March 12, MR. TALBOT, Froiy the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, who is Engaged for tew Nights, and will tnuke his First Appearance in tic- Character of RANGER, in The Suspicious Husband ...

... Theatre-Royal, Worcester, VTnLLOpen SATURDAY, March 12 /Zf MR. TALBOT. Troni the Tlicatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, who is F.n--!;a-c ...