... founded wn the wovel of Almoran and Hamet, written by the former. ‘This tragedy was represented with considerable success at Drury -lane Theatre, and the hercice was performed by the presens. Countess of Derby. The character was itended for Mrs. Siddons, of ...

... evening, for the benefit of the Lying-i-lnstitntios in shis City, smounted ta £73 3. 6d. 1o the new Pamomime now performing at Drury Lane Theatre, » hgu solicits alms of Harlequis whe, with a stroke his wand, torns ‘ber rags it q;kpfl. With what fagility may ...

... damaged the adjoining valuable horses were bu smoke. From the qu the conflagration was one witnesséd, not yielding i fire at Drury-lane. For the Grand Junction C %«ahh ly ten cm’ alt. the 1 o ing’” prem bottom stored antty anal e ‘tap of n, n no heqt of m— ...

... Park, 1 3 Wiockwardine Woad, 2; Saedshitl, 15 cod Doamagton Wool, 2. Mr. Raymond, the intelligeat and active Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, died yestcrday alternoon, about half-past fire o’clock, at lis hovse 1n Chester-place, Piunlico. He was sefged ...

... Horatio, Capt. Scott. 21. Saragossa taken by the French. | 24. Martinique captured by his Majesty’s sea and land forces. - — Drury-lane Theatre totally destroyed by fire. — Karl ot Orford died. ! oyv . 25. General Sherbrooke, with a reintorcement for the army ...

... Middlesex, vavieur, Jan. 1, §, Fcb. g, at Guildhali.—Atterney, Mr. Beuoton, Union-street, Southwark. ' Phillip Phillips, Drury-lane, Middlesex, tailor, juny v, 8, Feb. §. at Guildhall.—Attoroies, Messrs. Howard and Co Jewry-street. ‘William Phipps, Shoreditch ...

... discharged. ‘ 'The Committee under the Buoilding Act have nearly adjusted all the arrangements preparatory to the re-building of Drury-lane Theawre. 'ln the interior it will resemble, as nearly as possible, the late Theatre; but it will be on a smaller scale, ...

... silkmanufactu rs—-Mathews and Castley, Friday-street, nercers —Fananuel and Aaron, Plymouth, navy agents— Boustield and Byard, Drury-lane, woollen-drapers—Owen and Scholetivld, Rochdale, woollen-nanufacturers — Elton and Co. Bristol, tobacconists—Smith and Fllis ...

... March 22, st the Warren Buikeley Atms, Stockport— Attorsies, Messrs. Wright and Co. Tewapl¢, Joba Harvard, Blagkmore-street, Drury-lane, dealer in glass and Staflordshire ware, Feb. 15, 22, March 28, at Guildhall.—Attormey, Mr. Pownall, Doctor’s Comnmons. ...

... winds. s rises above mediocrity ; but it is too often l') i Th %, ot likelv to be let very speedily qoen“‘ Fiee -|® b — Drury-lane Theaup isnot h 4 *¥ A e w it aims at bein The rent demunded t, we vuderstand. 16,000 per snnum, | Wilated and bmb.‘“;c ...

... , Nn-«tfl. shipewner, Feb. &, 11, Merch 11, at Guildball.~=-Altornies, Messrs. Bell and €o. Cheapoide. ' 1 John Allcock, Drury-lane, victualler, Feb. 1,8, March jr.ed Gaildball.~Attorsey, Mr. Pivkerton, Clement’s.ina. Christopher Coruelius Schlumett Bodien ...

... Erzerum, and obliged 1o fetreat with loss in great disorder. At Petenbnrgh, the stone Theatre, more cious than the late Drury-lane, has been b the ground. : i Papers and Letters have been received to ult. from New York. Since the issuing of the sident’s ...