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... The Drury -Lane Theatre Bills rio-.v in ilir of Commons, eat{Ht*A'crs .1 number to r.'.:!o the him of 300,0001. fund to Pflihilate the claims of the creditors the old and ;.'f , •,-> .c--btiild the-Theatre. It is the purport of the hiH-to. erefl them ...
... stand He had also said, that the argument had all along proceeded on the supposition that Drury; lane was standing—Alas ! had it not been for the COUNCIL CHAMBER, WHITEHALL. calamity which reduced so many innocent sufferers Mr. R. JACKSON appeared before ...
... thernielves .at the fame time - 'n the conc-rn will be paid at t h e Old Drury Lane cr:T.,_ ° filiry 'he 18th initant, at Twelve o'e'ock, uCcceoing TucidaV• 8 1' Order of the Drury Lane Proprietors, * be l. I. R. PEAKE, Treaftner.. • he Renters are re to ...
... Freehold, - Princes-ftreet, Drury lane, Middlefex.—To be peremptorily 1 -Sold. by Meffrs. SKINNER, I'UCHIN, and FORREST, TOmoral:ow, April 5, at Twelve, ai‘Garraway's; .in Two Lots, A Very eligible FREEHOLD - ESTATE, adviini - a , reounv • fituatie on ...
... drefs-making, and getting up fine linen. Can be well recommended by the Lady the has juft left.—B. T. at No. 7, Brownlowflreet, Drury lane. ...
... had areed to the Irish _Warehousing Goods, the British. Fisheries Encouragement, the Irish•Cnstoms and Unlawful Oaths, the Drury Lane Theatre, and some private Bills. A new writ was ordered for Truro, in the room of the Hon. C. Bayning, called up to he 1-louse ...
... were imported within the firit aevn days of this month the pojt *. it is now said that the arrangements for rebuilding Drury .lane Theatre are all completed. ...
... greatcredit to Mr. Bannister's taste. To those who liave witnessed this Gentleman's comic powers, when exerted on the boards of Drury Lane, it would be needless to describe his peculiar defects ...
... the Public, that his aVI Benefit is.fixecl for Thuridav utxt, the 24th infiant, : whcn his Najeav's Servants (the late 'Drury Lane Company) - will rferform the !favourite . Opera of THE DUENNA, i which Mr. Horn vv,llintrOdude ;the favourite Socw,s of ...
... added, the Pantomime of . HARLEQUIN PEDLAR: LYCEUM THEATRE. THEIR• Majesties' Servants, forming the COM. PANY of the late DRURY LANE .THEATRE; *ill, THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 12, rgio, per, a new Serio-Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called THE MANIAC! Or, THE ...
... accommodated Nvith the use of a tine Chamber-Organ, and a Piano-Forte at the house of the Master. Apply to Mr. PLATT, No. 77, Drury Lane. N. B. Persons labottrirn; under the calamity of blindness would have peculiar advantages in studying under the advertizer ...
... over till next Session. A Message from the Commons brought'up-the Bere Forest Bill, the Westminster Imirovement Bill, the Drury Lane Theatre Bill, and several others.— AdjOunied. ...