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... immena. Thctfe to witness the awful scene. Tbedamage done is estimated at several > s sand pounds. Since the buirningof Drury-lane Theatr-, these has been nofire-in tde metropolis of sucheic appearance. -STOCKS.- S per Cen. Conf. for opg. 70f.4 Red. Eidch ...
... and other particulars, will be seen in the.Bills. - e Leader of the Band, Mr MARSHALL, from the r - late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Principal Second Violin, Mr D U FF. The Vocal Parts by Mr SINCLAIR. a Organ and Piano Forte, Mr ROGERS, Organist, from ...
... plaudits were repeated. Thud is good humour established between the subscribers and the public for the remainder of the season. Drury-lane Theatre, it il now said, is likely to rebuilt in the course of the next summer. Mr Sheridan, and tKe other interests in ...
... Iei ; Q 2ting of Recitations and Comic Songs,. w*iish-iilI bpe i 'ken and Lnby Mr Bnnifer, of theite 'Theafre;, ,Zoyal. Drury Lane.--, qe above Divertifeienit is entfref- ew', tdi,.profe and which compofie it having been written exprelily fot r Bannifter's ...
... periods Of the year, there was a great increase of strangers into the city, which, Ccvent-Garden Theatre, it now is, and Drury-lane Theatre, rebuilt, in its greatest magnitude and pomp, could not contain. Their argument was, that they have enlarged their ...
... never seen Lira since his elevation°to the Peerage.—His pension of £2OOO per annum, devolves upon them. As a woman, residing Drury-lane, was disputing with man near the River, on Satuiday, he pushed her into the water, where she got under coal ba'-ge, and ...
... moft graci-6 raere d to be referred to a e Houfe on Thurfhr T May 1. CJa n, r efented petition from >; Siv re ere ...
... the Roxburgh inclosure bill Mr Pilcoore obtrined leave to bring in a bill for erect- a. new 'Theatre on the' ground wher Drury lane l ayhouse efie stood. , ibiDDLESEXPETiTION. I~r B~yng prejsted the petition fsinm the electors of Itiddlesex, praying .the ...
... allowed to raise a certain sum of money by subscription, for the purpose of erecting a New Theatre on the site of the Old Drury-Lane Theatre. Referred to a Committee. The Scotch Decrees Abridgement Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed ...
... that after the passing ol this bill any Body Corporate, Company, or Partnership, may insure and underwrite to risk. The Drury-Lane Theatre Bill now in the House of Commons, empowering a number of persons to raise the sum of as a fund liquidate the claims ...
... roof and interior are all piled in one vast heap within the compass of its standing walls. It reminded me very forcibly of Drury Lane Theatre, but was in every respect a nobler building than that heavy mass of brick work. One church has been completely burned ...
... conyeyed to the house of Mr Lancaster, without any material injury. The chaise belonged to Mr Foster, of the George Inn, Drury-lane. On Monday se’ennight, a very numerous and grand procession of Free Masons, under the ancient institutions, of whom the ...