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... Viceroy of Monte Viedo had broken off, under circumttances very unfavourable to a fpetcly termination of their differences. Drury Lane Theatre to be finilhed by tdntraEt in Gautier next. There were various reports of a new adminiftration it is generally fuppofed ...

... have Dr. Bath!, a paces'e alre.tly renown ,d on many sides, a d it le ft not Iskey to he bmit•ed among she arrisraiilia of Drury lane. On the other, hands M stst.eur Vail.brique. Moor the world in bros. 'I he hit ry et this difeurciance. which has come ...

... refen,e, which was done. Ha had a (over retch, 3s. pier-, and halfpence, arid a card with the tham• of Cooper, apoth•ca•r, Drury-lane. Wieners heard altere.tes, that the deers( d bad had his head drelf.d after his fall from the touch, and he ad vifed he ...