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... manufactures, and tish or foreign colonial produce, and depart with such cargoes to Fiance and Holland. The new renters of Drury-lane Theatre have agreed to the reduction of their annuities onehalf on the rebuilding of the Theatre, and have also come to ...
... not extend beyond the timber-yard and (he adjoining stahles, including Mr. Pocock’s, the coal-merchant. Since the burning Drury. Lane Theatre, there lus been no fire in the metropolis of such terrific appearance. fiercely did it burn, that was impossible ...
... Drurylane, by a ruffian, who held in his hand a sharp instrument, like cork cutter's knife, lie lirst attacked a female in Drury-lane, cutting a long slip in her gown. When he approached The ladv in Prince's-street; she observed him take the weapon from ...
... Horatio, Capt. Scott. . 21. The town of Saragossa taken by the French, after a long obstinate resistance. Martinique captured. Drury-lane Theatre destroyed fire. Earl of Orford died. 25. General Sherbrooke sailed from Cork with a reinforcement for Portugal. ...
... parole Thursday, the Ist ult. and had taken their measures so well, that they landed in Holland within hours afterwards. Drury-lane Theatre, it is now said, is likely to rebuilt the course of the summer. The Old-Bailey Sessions closed on Thursday. None ...
... evidence is contradictory in many particulars. It will not be made public till the whole inquiry has been completed. The Drury-lane Renters' Committee held their proposed meeting on Saturday. We understand, the Proprietors were to use both the patents ...
... to 19,600 men; besides 15,000 more, within a day's march ot' the metropolis, making the total 34,600. The Performers of Drury Lane Company, have suhniitted a petition to His Majesty, stating the losses they have sustained ; and praying for a license play ...
... journey in three hours and forty under the given time. His wager was to miies '.'4- hours for guineas. As a woman, residing in Drury-lane, was disputing with a man near the liiver, last week, he pushed her into the water, where she got under a coal barge, and ...
... 61.—For th* re-commitment 9.—Majority against the Bill, SJ. Mr. P. Maore brought a Bill for raising a sum money re-build Drury-lane Theatre.—Read first time. MIDDLESEX PSTITIOB. Mr. Btpig presented Petition from the Freeholders of the county ot Middlesex ...
... Lady has sustained, with distinguished Applause, most of Mrs. Jordan's principal Characters since her Secession Irom the Drury Lane Company. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, FOR APRIL, AT CHELTENHAM. Greatest Heat, from the to the 30rh, 65®. Lowest Heat, the 12th ...
... Health. BY DF.SIRF. AND UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE HON. LADY JOHN TOWNSIIEND. MRS. EDWIN, (A ow leading Actress in the Drury Lane Company,) AND THE LAST NICIIT HER ENGAGEMENT. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, JUNE 7. 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will act the ...
... netted leftwards one thousand pound*; many branches the I'oyal Family and Nobility sent handsome donations. The object of the Drury-lane Theatre Bill is to incorporate Company ercct a new Theatre.— The shares 1001. each, the subscribers to have interest arising ...