... fell in Shargate-street, and, damaged several houses, en- sevvral lives were lost. On Fridaya ho- rein White Hart Yard, Drury lane, London, fell down, and: ay, kilcd Win. Annison and his -dife. Several others of iev thetenants were much hurt. a ac b vn- ...

... 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 ...

... re- matrkanbly wvell formed. Mr. Cirl'isle's ilerits, as a Lec- tUI'r, need no euloriuni. . , a a c The newv IRenters of Drury-lane Theatre, it appea's, have recently hold a. meeting, in whiich it was resolved, that if the Patentees are ?? prepiered to ...

... the amount of o50,000k. for the entire liquidation of the l4te Dukc's debts. Mlrs. Atkins (ci derant Mliss Wsalpole, df Drury- lane T[heatre) hIaviIg lost her only son, has 'coI11¢ intotlhe lo)ssessiol of anl unincumbeied landed estate in NOt folk of 5000x ...

... 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 ...

... sbe would display the-same powers in the A- herdeen Theatre on Saturday night last, that she had for- merly sixhibited in Drury-Lane, and I was not disappoint- ed; for she'evinced the-same just conception of her'au- thor, and played with good sense, which ...

... new iheat re to lie built, unider t le Bill whic fh lls P)0ss1.1 both houses, is to be erected ou the scite of the Iate Drury-lane Theatre, and after a similar inodel, iu ?? tilterior, but much smaller. If fiul(is cmi be raised, iLio- ther l 'ieatre svill ...

... 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 ...

... the passing of this bill any Body Corporate, Com. t pany, or Partinership may insure and underwrite, to a I risk.. d The Drury-Lane Theatre Bill now in the House of n Commons, empowering a number 'of persons to raise C the sum of 3oo,o0ol. as a fund to ...

... 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- ...

... King, Shoreditch, paviour, Jan. 1, o, Feb. 5, at eleven. At- tornry, Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwvark. P. Phillips,Drury-lane, tailor, Tan.1,8, Feb;.,atten. Attor- nies, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams, .Jewry-street. W. Phipps, Shcreditch, strawl-h ...

... Suuslday, ab~out twvo ?? in .the mornitng, a fire ha~p-: qpened at the house of l\!. Boss, a platerj in Brownlow-- .atreet, Drury-lane. It comn ece dinr l the back parlour, ani thie'ihnily escaped'by ruslhin, throutgh the flamiles..- -The house' ot Mr. -Doss ...