... be finally adopted ; the building painted, &c. and every alteration rendered permanent. The arrangements for rebuilding Drury-lane Theatre are at length compicted. The renters, it is said, have not only consented to reduce their annuities one-half, but-also ...

... MONSTelt.—Wednetday night a. lady without a protector, Was insulted in the most outrageous manner. iu prince's-street, Drury-lane. by a rutilan, who held in his hand a . sharp instrument, like a corkcotter's knife. He first attacked a female in Drurvlane ...

... fliould have been among thj early productions _of this feaf-m, had it not been unfortunately oyed with the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. SATURDAY' F.vening next, February, 1810, this Piece will be prclcnted.'with every poflible decoration, &c. for the BENEFIT ...

... prodndtions had of Mr. Kelly, 44, Bilhop-ftreet. | t i, had not the original been deftroyvd with the late Theatre Royal. Drury-lane. Saturday, Feb. the ‘'4tli. this piece will preftnted with every decoration, &c. for his BENEFII, as Perfoimer, being his ...

... ex pence : exertion, collefted from the ncipal Theatres England, the original been detlmyed witn ;he late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, where it was performed upwards of Nights. TWO fIOW WINDOWS WITH Shutters and Iron Bars complete, and well glaz ;di fold ...

... he had performed Druiy-Isnc comedy ; never him perform ; only engaged the Plaintiff Dwyer from report; knows ht; played Drury-lane; came to Dublin according to his engagement; engaged him perform 12 nights, for which he was iufured 801. or half a bench; ...

... afierneon, ! The wembers of the Old Beef-steak Club, who were burnt out of Covent Gorden ‘l'heaire, ate 10 have a room in Drury-lane Theatre, with the following iuscription, eugaested by Mr. Sheridan lea X “ 1§ twere done when tis done, then *twere well ...

... the.i Accumpt*. with good letters and good s.l.as iv. i. cvioufly employed fuch fituatiom— heard this oihce, or Mo. v>7. Drury lane., TO BE SOI.D, inte'eft in the Leafe of that fpacious and com! modious No. 61, Henry-lW; it is part.- Ciilarlv well calculated ...

... lightning. She was sold for one hundred and seventy guineas a few minutes after the match was run, and sent to London. The Drury.lane Renters’ Committee held their proposed meeting on Saturday. We understand the Proprietors were to use both the patents, ...

... presented a petition 1o the House of Commons ‘rom Mr. Sheridan and others, praying for leave to raie fonds for the rebuilding of Drury-lane ‘Theawre. It was ordered to be referred to a Comm:ttee. Yesterday a Coroner's inquest was held on the body of Themas Fbrall ...

... Paris affill at the fetes of May.’ Chrunigue dr I'Europe, ‘2d Mty- A Petition from fcveral of ehc Performers of the late Drury-lane Theatre has been prefented to his Majcfly, praying for a patent for new Theatre, granting leave play legitimate Drama, until ...

... the Barony of Roxburgh. The Report of the Committee to be taken into consideration by the House on Wednesday morning. The Drury Lane Theatre Bill was read third time, and passed, with amendments. Lord Viscount Sidmouth rose for the purpose of reminding ...