... audience; tie Drury-lane Company sent several people to offer money for their admission, but he very cautiously avoided taking it. The noise of his performance,' his band, and the audience proved an insufferable annoyance Co the Drury. lane Company in the ...

... Hand, -brother of-the Plaintiff proved'he fol a- ,lowing ?? hirsself and his brothert ihth three ?? s e relations went to Drury.lane Pay7house In tle ?? HQd- !d lidays, They intended. to go ,to the Shilling Gailery at half er erce; and t1ey p3id theirumoattey ...

... not to be over- a come. HIIC weit to lfeittol s',hesi y(ung, and was engaged at the Opcra-hotsoe, amd In tlhe Orchestra at Drury lane,.as prin- cipal T enoser, duiing the most filltri-hing pact of Garrick's reign. Hi' was one of the origioal Proprietors ...

... fir another exam inririon. A Flackne; Cuachn.:ril weas fined 403. ?? ?? 4s. io all- 5Id. ftare. Iahecnachmlanl ?? hires at Drury-lane Theatrrie oii ?? i ht, rodrive a '.ady and her t.-,o r!rrviterl to (tir- z,,nrre r-et, wllD Ile irsiited ru3 43. rind axcused ...

... iln tire Adelpi , sante tinre since. te was comniittted for trirt!her exanina'ion, On Friday night, .s M'6r. Cohban, oi Drury-lane, waS going along Great Sution-street, Clerkecvoell he was hustled by rt ?? of pic3;pockets, whto robbed hint of his watch ...

... Constitution of the Country, had so far forgotten h1imself as to write a private letter to the Lord Chancellor on the affairs of Drury-lane Theatre, then under his Lordship's consideration. On the impropriety of such conduct his Lordship remarked in open Court ...