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... to the bottom of King's Bench Walk, under the idea that the fire might possibly extend that quarter. Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, there has been fire in the Metropolis such torn fie appearance. Several valuable horses perished the flames ; five ...
... 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 ...
... insulted the most outrageous manner in PrinccVstrect, Drury-lane, ruffian, wlio in his band a sharp cork-cutter’s knife. He was tall, well made, and genteelly dressed. He first attacked female in Drury-lane. by cutting long slip in her gown, fortunately at ...
... of the battle Bosworth Field was acted, with more nature and spirit were ever exhibited on the boards of Coveni-Garden or Drury-Lane. Ultimately, however, they effected their retreat; nor have heard of any specific act violence, except the throwing of a ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... situation at this Theatre; she was welcomed by a brilliant assembly of beauty and fashion. The house was uncommonly splendid. Drury-lane Theatre, it is now said is likely to be rebuilt in the course of the ensuing summer. Mr. Sheridan, and the other interests ...
... whole amount of the Guards is consist of COO men, under the command Geo. Sir Harry Burrard, and second in command Colonel Drury-lane Theatre, is now said, is likely be rebuilt in the course of the summer. Mr. Sheridan, and the other persons interested in ...
... 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 ...
... , Chelmsford, and were fully committed for trial, On Friday evening, a dress and pelisse-maker, in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Nates, at the Police office, Bow-street, with ill treatment her apprentice, a girl about years of ...