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... suggesting important improvements- in the structure and management of the jails in Scotland. The arrangements for rebuilding Drury-lane Theatre are at length completed. The Renters, it is said, have not only consented to reduce their annuities one-half, but ...
... story is founded uoon that terrific tribunal tlie Inquisition. By the decease of Sir W. Bensley, Mr. Bensley, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, aud now Barrack Master in Hyde Park, gets a legacy of 10,0001- Mr. Bannister, who has been performing in Dublin ...
... Yeomanry, issisted by the artillery of the toiwn and constables. B the decease of Sir Wi. liensley, Mr. ens- ley, ioinmerly of Drury-lane Theatre, and now Bar- rack-lilaster in Hyde Park, comes inl for l10,0,.0 A 'natrimonial unionlis Oli the tapis between Earl ...
... Bill was lest, hy S;5 against 31. Wednesday, May 2. Mr. P. Moire obrained leave to bring in a Bill for the re-buildii z o* Drury-lane Thei-tre. Mr jl--- presented the following Petition from the Fr.-ehcldc! a ut Middlesex : — -* The Petition ofthe Freeholders ...
... House divided: for Mr. Baukes't. amended motion tt;), against it ?? Fridat, May 11. A Bill for allowing; the Trustees of Drury-lane Theatre to rebuild the same, was read a iirst lime. In the Committee, o! Supply, the sum of C roilliouswas granted to pay ...
... Against —MajorUv for Minister 6’. Adjourned. FRWAY, MAY 18. Mr. Peter Moore'brought in a Bill for uniting a Company to rebuild Drury-lane Theatre, which was read a first time. Mr. Wharton brought in the Twelve Million; Loan Bill, which was read a first time ...
... after destroying the furze upon 16 acres. considerable quantity of game was destroyed, and one Fox was caught alive. The Drury-lane Theatre Bill now ih the House of Commons empowers the petitioners to raise 300,0001. to pay off the old concerns,. and rebuild ...
... Admiralty. Lord Cochrane replied, after which the House divided upon the motion, Ayes 6, Noes (» . Thursday, June l-i. The Drury-lane Theatre and the East-India Loan Dills were severally read a third time and passed. The third reading of the Poor Settlement ...
... Imverial Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. ! Momoav, June 18. The Inferior Clergy Bill and the Drury-lane Theatre Bill were read a third time and passed. The Lord Chancellor delivered his opinion at length on the Roxburgh Peerage, and the Resolutions adopted ...
... than ,ni nours duration. Syr T ir to be bui,t « under Bin -Mias passed both Houses, is to be ereded on se e ot the late Drury-lane Theatre, and after muar model, in the interior, but much smaller. -sum of 34,0001. has been paid into the i Uif.ce, being ...
... Butcher, St. Martin’s-le-Grand, victualler. John Wilcocks, Edward Wilcoeks, and Alexander Frazer, Exeter, bankers. Win. Reed, Drury-lane, apotheca^ . Sophia Mingay, Thomas Mingay, and Philip Nott, Smithfield, bankers. Edward Jukes, John Langley, and George ...
... — W. Downe, Esq. of i) i-ae-Wi, Dopu Daniel Hamilton, Esq. (aged S8) late el the ?? ■:'£■:'-.. Mr. Gray, auctioneer, of Drury-lane. who was utf its. r.ately drowned at Gravesend on I-'hursd.iy, v, hllebathinj. ...