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... as ?? - 810-5774 oxen, I),o(i;ticowCOS, and 209 ?? 16,069.-8l1 1-41317 ?? i';,wm cov,, and 351 ?? 17,694. NEKV iIrEATRe., DRURY.LANE.The following are tire dieensions cf this building, front the description of Mr. Wvatt's plan :-A theatre consisting of ...
... W5IITBPEAD obtained leave to bring in ?? to alter and amend the Aft of. last Session for re-building the late Theatre ltoyal,,Drury-lane. THE KING'S PRItVY PURSE. Mr. Secretary RYDER brought sp the Report -of the Secret' Committee appointed. to examine into ...
... from the Stanp .Office.-,Adjgur ned. . HOUSE OF COMMONSAw 20. er Mr WHsrTERE.1An presented. a petion- from the Managers of Drury-lane Theatre, praying an extension and amendment I of the act of last session,1 which was referred to a Commit- tee. ;3 A petition ...
... to:-M:aorowv, at York House. - 'lhe SPEAKM-.'s Ira s ia-inentary, Lei-ee will .be on 3aturdiay, the'8th of February. The Drury'-lane Comrfmitste.l ave adopted a design -for- the Corpotate. Seal 'f the Company, prepared 'by the Pfesiderit df the lRoyal- ...
... brinz in a bill fir alteriig and amdending so much'of the act of. the sOrh of his Majeetyas'related to the re-buildinig of Drury- lane Theatre.: : Mr. PontoAbyi iA the absence of ainoble friend (Lord George Cavehdish,) which he said was occasioned by a m ...
... cuOnilaitted to-maorrow. 7T'esdw.l, JAn. F 1. Mr Whitbresd obtaitted leave for a bill for e-ztend. ing the act for rebuJildilg Drury-Lane theatre. Mr Ponsionby posiponed the motion resp culig I Ireland to Mondav !,rrt night. |M r iolciforu ohiained ieave for ...
... Household were meferred -to the civil list Committee.' The bill for the amendment of the late act relative to the building of Drury-lane Theatre was read a first time.-Adjourned. . TUESDATY FED. 1.. FOUFR AND A ALF PIER CENT. DUTIES. Mr CREEVEY rose to submit ...
... Wtll othter l.!ierry Articles of'rtuiporry arti Classical Im- port; the Sung, ?? PIints of Fasif,.r, and Outline Sketch ot' Drury-Lane Ihestre, aftuha are also io he givenid this Nusiirr wll p sass very tomailanding and ruperdr ?? l'Tbli, wsho imav be anxious ...
... Saffron,-hll, [-lolborn, tinabter-rmerchante-F. Fiith and C, Straw, of Shrefield,igr~ocers-W. Alexander and II. I~lintons, of Drury-lane, furnishinog jrnnmoug rs-,1i Brook, 3 . tWells, and J. Bro~k, oF Iuddersfield, Yorkshire, woollenS- *cord inanufa crers-OS ...
... London, which, talken'at the lowest calculation, cou- taii as under: ' . - - People. 1. Covent-gprden Theatre . * - 3,000 a. Drury-lane Theatre (which we put down as built, notwiehstanding the- predidcion ok the Third . Theatric Speculators) , - - , 3.-The ...
... and other Members, asd Sr LK l reagafir~t tiniDRUUg-Y.LANE TUB-AIRE. -. ti _ r LT4 RO tA ?? the seeoid reading of the Drury-lane AIsbthtre Bll. bl. e :The li;eof $R6Fogr observed upon the impertanceofhav. rX of ?? and, ?? the r ill was blurried _ t ...
... I- *T0U E OF LORDS. . mfoede, Marchl Q. ?? I DRUTRY- VeEi TtJLAtTTCE, 1riHi Ot L~siD) mroved ?? 0eco -d readtig oif iie Drury-lane e phse of NOnRroe K thouct t tat somne firt bet delay so ir,8>e til~aed~ifatcleratitreand olli es4t ?? mnight ref i ist ...