... DRURY LANE THEATRE. i« the New Theatre : EranA entrance the will in Bridges 'street, and surmounted* a fine colonnade, aopparted eight The entrance leads to capacious hail ; one side of which, and fronting the durant c, JaVge door leading rotunda, which ...

... DRUSYrLANE THBATRE. b The second general meeting of the subscribers for. rehuilding Drury-lane Theatre was held on \WVednes- r dpay. It appears from the leport of their proceedings a that great progress is making towards the completion of this nationLI ...

... DRURY lane the a IRE. The Commi tee appointed lo decide on fhe several j plans an ...

... REBUILDING the THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY. LANE. SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Efq. in the Chair. June 8, att. THE Committee ftnce their PublicAin!) have been contioLally engaged In the profecution of the talk they have undeitaken; sndtkcycpi now !late Rill more confidently ...

... the suffering patties and the pub- lic, we hope Drury Lane will be lesion d. But what has the restoration of Drury Lane to do with Hie esta. blishnu ntofa Third! heat re. The petitioners supposed Drury Lane to be in activity. They a ...

... I DRURY-LANE. fhe following letter was originally written to Mr. I Wjhtbread, by a Creditor of Drury -lane Theatre ; hut being felt to be too long for his personal attention] the substance was comprised in a shorter compass. As Mr. Waitbread's exertions ...

... St. jinn's' -Palace. ily slwin will t;e publiihed a few • The hhate .ot• Drury inscribed to the. vriticial . Patentee of Drury Lane Theat:v. ...

... bay is published, price ;i•,. • • . THE SHADE of DRURY, a- Vision ; ins.cribed to tlf the' Patzateas of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 'Po-morrow, mid to-thortow, and to-morrow, • • Creeps wi.th this petty face frau' da-y to day, • • To the last syllab.op ...

... ; subs' 4 (ltlently to which application, a Bill pased through Parlionent for incorporating the Proprietors of the late Drury Lane l'heatrc. triq had they apt opposed ,this Bill, presuming, as he did, that they intended to introduce the present measure ...

... the A Comedy of ,THE RIVALS. , t, , Acre*,, Mr Mathew*, - Front (be Theatre Royal Lyceum, and of the late Theatre Royal,. Drury Lane. Sir Anthony Abfolute, Mr Fullam. Sir l.uciut ©’Trigger, Mr. Lee. Julia, MifaWalftein. To which will be added a Farce, called ...

... precisely on the same grou-'ds as before This gentlemanly concession, with th.s acTvaii'age, ...

... Paper, fome well, in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, which may ferve for this interefling purpofe. I am, Sir, your's, Drury Lane. ASTREA MUNDUNGUS. N.B. The ladies being ufed to live in exalted fituations, will be obliged to their friend K. to look ...