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... the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE THEATRE, wiliol, rm T the Come ofHIS PRE dy SENT EVLNING, lanuary 11310, THE' MONEY MOON., ..Dukp,..Mr, ME I.VIN; . ' Rolando ...
... like a soldier, tinder a bastion, near spot where he died heroic death. lietjuieicat pace. the night the 24-th February Drury-lane Theatre was destroyed by lire. The conflagration exhibited most astonishing appearance, and the alarm which ensued interrupted ...
... down to the bottom of Bench Walk, under the idea that the fire might pos,ibly extend to that quarter. Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, theme has been no tire the metropolis of such terrific appearance. ...
... the bottom of King's Bench Walk, under the idea that the fire might possibly extend to that quarter. Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, there has been no lire in the metropolis of such terrific appearance. By way of' ushering in the New Year, the ...
... THEATRILL REGisTER. The Late DRURY LANE COMPANY, cit tie Lyceum.] —Y t :rt.er.. day, The Honey Moon, with Cinderella.—This Eveniug, Th Cahinet, with The fame. - C0v.7.3-r LiAanEw.j—Y-eflerday, .Rorneu arid Juliet, w. Hrleuin P‘:4lar; or,, Th.q• 1-Taunted ...
... to the joint application of all parties principally interefted. Their Majeftics Servants, I:4ming the Company of the late Drury-lane Theatie, will, This Evening, perform THE CABINET. Prince Oland° i Mr. Phillips ; Count Curvofo, Mr. Penley ; Marquis c. ...
... the bottom of King's Bench Walk, under the idea that the fire might possibly extend to that quarter.—Since the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, there has been fire in the metropolis of s uch terrific appeareace. Y y Y, Yesterday_ pot _beck 'waltar.-Mired ...
... after long and . obs..inate resistance. 24; The Island of Martinique captured by his Majesty's sea and land forces. -- Drury-lane 'Theatre totally destroyed by fire. Earl of' Orford died. . 3. Gen. Sherbrooke;with a reinforcertient for the army iu Portugal ...
... after a long awl obstinate resistance. 24. The islaud of. Martinique captured by His Majesty's sea and land forces. -.6-, Drury-lane Theatre totally destroyed by fire. MARCH. . . 7; General Bereford appointed, by the Prince Regent, Commander in Chief of ...
... down the bottom King's llencb Walk, under the idea that the fire miglil possibly exteml that quarter. Since the burning Drury-lane Iheatre, there has been lire the metropolis of such terrific appearance. ...
... at Ece•eut that this calamity really - happened. The. mettopolis was nearly illurninitcd as during, the Conflagration at Drury-lane 'theatre, and much more so on 'the other side efthoToarnes, when; almost every ho9se could be distinctly - seen. The'fire ...
... the bottom of kind's Bench Walk, under. an idea that the fiye might puffibly extend to that quarter. Since the building of Drury-lane -Theatre, there . has been fire in the .metropolis of filch terrtfic appeafanee. :So fiercely did it burn, that it Was ...