... a great many others. A Meffage from the Commons brought up the Bere Foreft Bill, the Weflminfler Im- provement Bill, the Drury Lane Theatre Bill, and feveral others — Adjourned. June 21. At three o'clock, the Archbifliop of Can- terbury, the Lord Chancellor ...

... Septem. ber 15 at Guildhall, London. Attornies Mess Hew- itt and Kirk Manchester. Fames Dawson \ate of Craven buildin gs Drury lane in the county of Middlesex, serivener dealer and chapman, to appear August 7 18 and September 15 at Gaildball London. Attorney ...

... suffered the conflagration of Drury-lane Fbeatre. It was stated by them, that the stage was immoral, and they wished to reform it—but such charge came rather awkwardly from Mr Cumberland, Who had constant access to Drury .lane Theatre bit how far it profited ...

... burnt out from their original club- room at Covent-garden Theatre, are to have one appropriated to tbeir ufe at tbe new Drury lane Theatre. Mr. Sheridan has himfelf given an apt quotation for the room be has liberally offered — If 'twere done when 'tis ...

... Boor, of Ludgate hill in the city of London, vie ualler dealer and chapman, at Guildhall London 31 William Reed, late of Drury lane in the county of Middlesex, but now ot Southend the county | of E-sex, apothecary dealer and chapman, Guildhall London 1 ...

... — Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wednefday, May 2. Mr. P. Moore brought up a Bill for raif- ing a lam of money to re-build Drury-lane Theaire, which was read a firft time. Mr Byng prefented the Petition (as under) from the Freeholders of the county of Mid- ...

... tin announces the capture, or rather deftruction on this day, of Saragoffa, after a defence unparallelled in hiftory.— 24. Drury-Lane Theatre burned to > the ground : lofs calculated at 200,000!.— 2^. Ge- j neral Sherbroke, with a reiniorcemem for the ; ...