... 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 ...

... thd, tbea iOO ni I , ?? 11 I ' ship and a boig on the former niglrt 'iiit; supposed to be the wisole extent of tdei I New Drury Lane Theatre advances ripialt foundations were laid last week, and the wi now up to the level of the ground almsti alV The plan ...

... corse forward on this occasion, -was a feeling of what' was due to the- number of persons in- terested in the property of Drury-lane theatre. He was most ready to acknowledge the candour and fairness that had been . shewn'him bythe Gentlemrenwithwhom the ...

... 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 The motion was withdrawn.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 ...

... Convention will assemble. It iltlilcisd thcte whole of the day will not be te ?? otnhp t.s necssary for the Dele- thi neesr Drury Lane Subscription.n.-A numerous meeting of the subscribers to the rebuilding Drur-Ilane Theatre has been held at the Crown & ...

... contrary were found to IW the-fadt, they should b ,e put dow'i ai o g ?? The' Honourable Member t1aentadverted t h t e bj4 the Drury- Lane proprietors>.a eixressed is doubtofits vali- dity Cond 1uj iui: s' tat a Select. Committee be appointed to; inqutre into ...

... 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 ...

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... particulars of which have been -already stated.] BANKRUPTS. John Pearce, of BisinghallFstreet, clothier. Henry W hite, lute of Drury-lane, Middleser, apothecary. Thomas Rust, of Marchmont-street, oilman. 'William Bowden, of Downhead, Somersetshire, dealer. Elizabeth ...

... Zsto Jmy r3. BANKRV J rtS. W. storle, of Warwik-streert tlor G. Hall, of Hol oil-street, Shoreditoidtualler. I. Wrigit, of Drury-lane, coach-spring-maker. 3. Boeah and S. Tolscm, Of aeryan ?? T. Brown, of Steep, Southamptonhrelnog, R. Ihckwonth, of Liverpdool ...

... the present motion originated, apd was clearly of opinion that they had been influenced by the erroneous opinion thkt the Drury-lane theatre would not Sc rebuilt. ~ When he as- sured them that thij-ts a eajistaken notio%, and- that there was the strongest ...