... Bill. Mr. Whitbread saii thev lHouse, was aware that considerable paiins bad been taken to examine into the Utits of Old Drury Lane, and the result was, that there was every Inr bability, that the old Theatre wi uld be, tehult. Ile should therefore move ...

... Whitbread Opposed the' motion-; he thought the time for such a proceeding very improper, consider- ing the hardships of the Drury 'Lane Patentees. The motion was withdrawn. The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved that ai Address be presented to his Royal Highness ...

... and itiecit it to ashes. M~r. B. in con- sequvence left the town. I i is saidl that tlie stucl takenl at the doors of Drury- lane T5heistre, on its opetning,, was S59£. MARK-LANE, 4)et. i4. We have Itad bait scanty supplies of' wheat sinlce Montay se'nniight ...

... PUSITYFVIEl tFOR ONE NIGHT ONLV. At the ASSEABLY ROOM, IPSWICH, (il SATURDAY, Novemlbier tI; R. S Nl IT ,ot the TH EA IRE ROVAL, DRURY LANE, 'most respert1fidly inforuis the Ladies and (Getle- melt of this Town, and it- vicinity, titat he w ill have tile honnttr ...

... Birnie oin this occasion origi- nated in ;ilanillificatioii from Mrs. Alley, '[lie Beg~gar's Opera Was perfofinled at Drury L~ane I lteaticoit Stitutilay itiglit, and extiemely well supl- portedl in all its parts. Aliss lieppel, tixns Ctie Liver- pool ...

... IHull for the Greenland and Davis-Straits WVhale Fisheries. A tragi-comedy, called the DwarfofNapleswas repre- ianted at Drury 'Lane Th1eatre on Saturday evening, fir the first time. It is fron4ehe pen of Mr. Soano, the author of Falls of Clyde, and other ...

... of the family of Baroness Crofton. - Thle workmen'cornmencel on Monday morning thernecessary preparations for rebuilding Drury- lane rheatre ; Mr. Belnjaminh Wyatt, architect Mr.' Rowles, builder ; the latter under a hbood of 20,000X. to perfe.t the Theatre ...

... rant and whine, and grinninig, arid con. ?? of theyoing Roscins. Ou Mortldav, it is said, the reservoirou tile toll ( of Drury Lane Theatre olverflwed, and inundated the wardrobe-room ; tie 1I ss .sutained ?? which Jis calculated at looo1 . This is the ...

... Mrs. Northern, and she was found dead Nvith the casli lyilg on her chest. Mr. Spray, whoi ?? inl the late Oratorios at Drury- lane Theatre, aitd who returied to DJublin, where, lie resided, at thle close of the seasoni, a few days aigo tied a piece of ...

... the amount of o50,000k. for the entire liquidation of the l4te Dukc's debts. Mlrs. Atkins (ci derant Mliss Wsalpole, df Drury- lane T[heatre) hIaviIg lost her only son, has 'coI11¢ intotlhe lo)ssessiol of anl unincumbeied landed estate in NOt folk of 5000x ...

... bee-cap, and are no w at full work, in Air. 4flihlie's garden. Tuesday jn the Sherif's Com t. Fonlkes v. the Pro- prietots Of Drury Lane Theptre. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is q respectable lineti- dntper and humberdasiher itn Little ...

... Walter Scott, set to muisic by Mr. Wilfiapiss and s dng 01 Wcdnesday night thc 24til inst. by Mr. Nelsos, at tae Omatorio, Drury-Lane: T ye twille e, ever so, Mingl.slil:adcs of joy and woe, Hope and fear, and peace and strifea. Weave the threpd of human ...