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... THEATRILL REGisTER. The Late DRURY LANE COMPANY, cit tie Lyceum.] —Y t :rt.er.. day, The Honey Moon, with Cinderella.—This Eveniug, Th Cahinet, with The fame. - C0v.7.3-r LiAanEw.j—Y-eflerday, .Rorneu arid Juliet, w. Hrleuin P‘:4lar; or,, Th.q• 1-Taunted ...
... with fume . dropped down in i fit in Titchtield-ftreet, and inm:ediately eat.' pireck, THEATRIC*s.L REGIsTr.R. The Late DRURY LANE COMP AN V, at tie Lyreult. j—Ycrie•r.. day, The Honey Moon, with Cinderella. —This Evelliug, Th Cabinet, with The fame. ...
... upon an indictment. for an- he persou .of James-Cohhe. . The prosecutor evas an hustler in the stablelard of • a Dixon, in Drury-lane .i the Defendant a sure:con, resident at .Tottenh.;th. .. It appeared . in i evid`encei. that on the 220 of July , last ...
... W-STREET.----Friday W. Warner as fully. .committed, 'charged with privately siealing from a ,110se in Prince's-street, Drury-lane, a wateh and a jcw's-harp. 'Saturday Amig a - Bellario was committed for ref.)citinitration, charged with uttering ,forged ...
... Pukingten, Bawtry, multetcter. Feb. ta. J. Hand, Wormwood-ilreet, warchouletuen. • , PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED; and H. Marehant, Drury-lane, woollen , drapers, Sarah Bentley, Elix. Matters,' and Mary D. Card, New Bond-ttreet, milliners. Biddle and Hudfon, Birmingham ...
... lqtrarei Mr s ' Ann Me.iviLit h wife of Charles Melville, E t fq. of the Ward 0. nidad. • ; THEATRICAL REGISTER. The Late DRURY LANE CoMtANv , at the Lyceum.] day, ,The Cahinet, with Cinderell?—This Evening, WaY s Means, with lioneft Thieves, and The ...
... gold seals, and other. articieA, to a large amount., - By the de.ccase of Sir.-Wnt. Donley, Mr. Bettsley, formerly . of Drury-lane Thout.re,-. aat zloty Barrack- Master . of 'Hyde-Park, comes in for. a lezacy of 10,0001. . . - It is said, that the late ...
... to his Majesty, in his own name, against the erection of a ithird .Theatre.—Mrs. Richardson, the Other. Proprietor of the Drury-lane Patent, has presented another Petiiu conjunction with the Trustees and the great body of Renters.. • The -Correspondence ...
... Kine.on, Sorry, Mrs. Parker, wife of Parker, . . Feb. 13 ACKenfinttan; Mrs. Mary Simons, THEATRICAL REGISTER. The Late DRURY LANE COMP ANY, at the Ll:mm.l- - ,v The Hypocrite, with The Review.--45. Rides; or, , and The.. Brother; with The Critic. ,COVENT ...
... ; if it will not Jo ' one day, it will for another. . . Mr. Sheridan and :qr. Shaw (the leader of the J o e at the late Drury-lane Theatre) are, it seems, at gers drawn, as the phrase is, about a share patent, which the-latter bought some years ago ' ...
... criticism ; if it will not d 0 , one day, it will for another. ,bocl Mr. Sheridan and MI. Shaw (the leader of the at the late Drury-lane Theatre) . are, it seems, at gers drawn, as the phrase is, about a share it' patent, which the latter bought some years ...
... dollar at the shop of Messrs F4ller and Son, haberdashers, Strand; on being asked where she lived, she replied in Little Drury-lane,- and that • her motlitr took in plain work: .Mr: Fisher sent One of his shopmen 'With her; but she refused to go home, ...