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... extend beyond the timber-yard and the adjoining ft able*, including Mr. Pucock’i, the coal-merchant’s Since the homing ' of Drury-lane Theatre, there has been no fire in the meiropolis of fuch terrific appearance: fo fiercely did, it burn, th.c it was impoffible ...
... seven o'clock last night, a young lady, without a protector, was insulted in'the most outrageous manner Prince’sstreet, Drury-lane, by a ruffian, who held his hand sharp instrument, apparently like a cork-cutter’s knife. He was a tall, well-made man, ...
... be finally adopted ; the building painted, &c. and every alteration rendered permanent. The arrangements for rebuilding Drury-lane Theatre are at length compicted. The renters, it is said, have not only consented to reduce their annuities one-half, but-also ...
... 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. ...
... named Wm, Henry Holt, was indicted for ' as- saulting one Cobb,, an Ostler, in the employ of Mr. Dixon a Stable-keeper, in Drury-lane. It appeared that Mr. Holt had been to the Theatre with some friends on the night in which the assanlt was said to be committed ...
... honour, shall be written with the full exercise of his ability, and as a play of his writing has been approved of by the Drury-lane Managers) he trusts might not prove unprofitable to the posessor. The copyright of Milton’s Paradise Lost was sold for fifteen ...
... respectfully •»- a, , !‘ KdKATON, Performer the above, 'b'm.iv to wait them, by addressing line to him, ■- SiioiVs-Gardens, Drury-lane. ■■■ * ■■■ • a*- m- EnTit'VriON.—A select number of young Geut'enivn are boarded and taught the English Language, Trithimdic ...
... vithout a proteaor, was infulted in the molt eons manner; in Prince's-areet, Drury-lane, uffian, who held in his hand a (harp a cork-cutter's knife. He fira attacked , le in Drury-lane, by cutting a long flip in .wn. When he approached the lady in 's-flreet ...
... umber in the yard the ¢ nflacra top wascae of the most awtul ever witnessed, not yelding 19 ter: fic g andeury 40 Le fie at Drury-lane, For some tune the premises of the Grand Canal Company wh ch adjoin, wore thougit (o great dang r, and asthe tde wa, low ...
... taiited to the joint application of all pariç principally ibteretted. . Their Majeflies Servirits, the Company of the late Drury-lane Theatte, will, This Evening, perform. HAUNTED Baron of Oakland, Mr. D.wton ; .Baron de Conrcy, .Itlr. ifolland ; Lord William ...
... Seamen to the joiat applicatioa of all parties principally interested. IIFIR NI BEIIO AN form•tog the LOXPANY of the hte DRURY-LANE THEAT RE, will, THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, Jan. s, the Comic Opera of TOIE II ACtil'ED I'CPA'EIt. IA-.n Oakland, Mr. Dontun• Baring ...
... indictment for an assault upon the person of James Cobbe. The Prosecutor was an hostler in the stableyard of a Dixon, in Drury-lane; the Defendant, a Surgeon, resident at Tottenham. It appeared in evidence, that n the 2.q.d‘ of July last, late at night ...