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... immena. Thctfe to witness the awful scene. Tbedamage done is estimated at several > s sand pounds. Since the buirningof Drury-lane Theatr-, these has been nofire-in tde metropolis of sucheic appearance. -STOCKS.- S per Cen. Conf. for opg. 70f.4 Red. Eidch ...
... Drurv-lane, by a ruffian, who held in his hand a sharp iustrauuenut, like a cork-cutter's kuife. He first-attacked a female il Drury-lane, by cut-' ting a long.slit in her gown. When he approached the Lady in Prince's-street she observed himl to take the wea- ...
... good'old cchool of ating will not be difplealfd to hear that, 4y the deceafe of Sir William Benfley, Mr. Bentley, fbrmerly of Drury-lane Theatre, and nowv Barnack MAnter in ;lyde-park, comes in for a legacy of 10,0001. It is f(id, thiat the late Mr. Devaynes ...
... to his iiajeftv, in his own name, againft the ereftion of a third theatre.-Mrs. Richardfon, the other pro- prietor of the Drury-lane patent, has prefeatted another Petition, in conjunction with the Truftees ansd the great body of Renters. We are requefted ...
... 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 ...
... this point, he sail, that Mr. Sheridan had adnmitted that the increased popu- lation had rendered if necessary to build Drury-lane 'T'heatre ou so large a scale that hearing was-difficult, 4and that the coun- tenasce-of the. Perforiner was lost; and,-yet ...
... of MV2adrid, foi which capital lie was speedily to set out with all. the legation. ?? The Petiton 'of thie Proprietors of Drury-lane Iltearrc . I came foe lete fir insert ion. i I ...
... COMPANY. Mr. R. DUNDres nrovcd for an account of the Annual Re. venue and Expenditrure of the East India Conmpany.-Ordered. DRURY-LANE 'I'HEATRE. Mr. P. Mao cc presented a petitiori from i\Tr. Sheridan and others praying for leave to raise fuzds for tlae ...
... -k may be added, would not this infernal love-flory have been appropriate to fuchs a marriage as that of Bonaparte? ] The Drury-lane Renters' Committee held their propoaed mneetingon Saturday. We undtl ...
... -Drury-lan6e, haie received I notice to quit at Midsunmmer next, it being determined t to pull the whole of them down' fromn Drury-lane, . as fat as Sliort's Gardens in oider to. widen that part of tile struet. E ...
... tool place ots the second 'e.adihgof the Ports- msouth Water Works Bill, which was negatived without a di- vision. ti - DRURY-LANE THEATRE. ti Mr. P. NM'Iotc obtainelleaveto bring in a.Bil forre-build- SI Ing the late Drtury-iaoe Theatre Royal, unider ...
... the Roxburgh inclosure bill Mr Pilcoore obtrined leave to bring in a bill for erect- a. new 'Theatre on the' ground wher Drury lane l ayhouse efie stood. , ibiDDLESEXPETiTION. I~r B~yng prejsted the petition fsinm the electors of Itiddlesex, praying .the ...