... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... some family matters. Captain S. was slightly wounded on the left breast in the second fire. The arrangements for rebuilding Drury-lane theatre are at length completed. The Renters, it is said, have not only consented to reduce their annuities onehalf, but ...

... extend beyond the timber-yard and the adjoining stables, including Mr. Pocock's, the coal-merchant. Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, there has been no lire in the metropolis of such terrific appearance; fiercely did it burn, that it was impossible ...

... insulied in the most outrageous manncr in Prince’s.street, Drury= lane, by a ruflian, who had in his hand a sharn instrument, like a cork-cutier’s knife. Ile first attacked a female in Drury-lane, by catting « fong stit in her gown. When he approached the ...

... Villiess is the public defaulter, noticed in our preceding page. Mr. “heridan has withidrawn himsclf entirely from the Drury-lane concern, in order the belter to facilitate anarranzement amougst the other Proprictors, Renters, &e. for the re-buiiding ...

... petition to his jesty, in his own name, against the erection of a I third Theatre.—Mrs. Richaidson, the other proprietor of the Drury-lane Patent, has presented another petition in conjunction with the Trustees and the great body Renters. R/opement. —The elegant ...

... Chiltern Bundreds. $P i TN RS, . Mr. Peter Moore presented a Petition from Mr. Sheridan and other Proprictors of the late Drury-lane Theatre, for re-ereeting the Theatre, and for the benefit of all parties concerned, which was laid on the table, and leave ...

... applicants to the Privy Council and to Parliament for a third patent, and the proprietors of the two patents belonging to Drury-lane Theatre, by which all parties are likely to be satisfied, and the town gratified in its favourite object, of having two ...

... Wednesday, May ‘2_. ; . Mr. P. Moore woved for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the proprietors of the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to rebuild the same, under certain regulations. Leave was accordingly given to bring in the bill. ...

... there appeared a.majority against the motion of 6, , Friday, May 18, ' DRURY-LANE THEATRE. My. Ptter Boore brought ina Bill for allowing the Trustees of the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to rebuild the same. Thebill was read a first time, and ordered for ...

... leave bring Bill repeal the Act which provides for the Women delivered , #. . Mr.'P. Moore brought tip Bill for rebuilding Drury-lane Theatre; which was first, and ordered to reau a second time. The House into Committee of Supply, in which Mr. . WhArton ...