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... protector, was insulted the most outrageous manner, Princes-street, Drury-lane, a ruliian, wild held his hand sharp instrumeni, like a cork-cutter's knife. first attacked female in Drury-lane, by citing long slip her gown. When approached the lady in Frin ...
... her business and merit their future favours. THEATRE, CANTERBURY. Mr. DOWTON and Mr. MELVIN, Of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will perform (for this Night only) for Mrs. DOWTON's BENEFIT. On TUESDAY Evening, January 30, will be performed (never ...
... the number females is greater proportion than ought to be. Mr. Drummond Burre.ll opposes Mr. Yorke for Cambridgeshire. Drury lane Theatre, it is now said, is likely rebuilt in the course of next summer. Mr. Sheridan, and the other interests in that property ...
... and daughter. # :JPOXridB. . B O W-S T H,E £ t. ? -- Friday evening, a dress and pelisse maker, in the neighbourhood of Drury .lane, was fliarged before Mr. Nares, with ill treatment to her apprentice, a girl about 16 years of age. It appeared that the ...
... suffer them by their own delay to commit an act ofthe grosest injustice injuring the proprietors of ihe late theatre in Drury lane. After a few words from Mr. Alderman Shawe, and Mr. Brown in support the petition it was agreed that three weeks time should ...
... presented a petition to the House of Commons from Mr. Sheridan and others, praying for leave raise funds for re-huild.ngof Drury-lane Theatre. li was ordered to be icicrrcd ( ounaiUtce. ...
... Tuesday, May 1. Mr. Peter Moore presented Pel item from R. li. Sheridan, esq. the oilier proprietors the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Praying for leave to bring Bill enable them raise a certain sum, by issuing subscription shares, applied to the building ...
... Brand’s motion 113 Against it V 34 Majority against Rrform 119 The House adjourned at three o’clock. TUESDAY, MAY 29. The Drury-lane Theatre Building was read the second time, and referred Committee. The Workhouse Bill was read the second lime and committed ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Tuesday, May 22. The Drury-lane Theatre Bill was read second time, and ordered to be committed ; as was the Workhouse Regulation Bill. Mr.W. Bvotle brought up Bill compel pampers to wear badges, which was first, andjordered to be read ...
... Greenwich pensioner was charged with wounding and maiming a young woman, the Rum Puhclieoh, public-house, in Princes-street, Drury-lane. Tt appeared that the parties qHarrelled, and several blows passed; the prisoner length attacked the woman wilh a knife ...
... sehtenced to three months imprisonment in the King’s Bench, and to give 4001. security keep the peace for three years. The Drury-lane Theatre Bill, now in the House of Commons, empowers number of persons raise the sum of 800,0001. fund to liquidate the claims ...
... performed, celebrated Comedy, called The BODY. ~ ' The part Sir Frauds Gripe, Mr. VV^PENLEY.of the late 'l'heatre Royal, Drury-lane. ' End of the l J l ...