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... DRURY LANE ADDRESSES. T T- THft EDITOR. OF THUEMORNINGI CHRONTICLE SifR, After such a profusiori of undeserved compliment ;s Molierulus has bestowed upon my. last letter, I ought, perhaps, to feel some difficulty in still continuing to difer in opinion ...
... DRURI' LANE ADDRESS, Although the discuss'in of the Drury Lane Ad.. .dress is, stri~ly, amon~g the: subjea which come withia the purview of a liberally couiduced print, yet it is quite another thing that even such a pint should be involved in a controversy ...
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... 37th regiment, 200 of the 7th ditto; detachments of the 73d and 92d ditto. It is said that the sum taken at the doors of Drury- lane Theatre, on its opening, was L.859. BREAD.-Yesterday the Lord Mayor ordered it to fall 3d. -per peck; to take place io-morrowiv- ...
... the medium of your Paper., torrech the mistatements that leave gone abroad respet. ing my late appeal to the audience of Drury Lane They i a tre; not unnecessarily to defend myself against the DO- in and scandalous freedoms in which some of the publi ...
... -Irdy, of-Liverpo~ol, shipwrluhts-I Worley and WV. EUre, of Cheap- aide, .lincn-duapers-. 'renerce a od J. -lMiles, of Drury lane, ironsnongees-J. Rickerbsy unaD. MI'Carton of Fountain-court, tailors-;l'. Blanden and J. Eres, of Birmingham, jewellers-W ...
... froni die Commnsnn broughit tp aeverarl rvatej 'bills,.jghich, w-ith otherq,.*'r rea ?? tmeI Th' orejsrt wastheceived of the Drury Lane 1 ?? a- rqendment bill4 aidthe :3d ireading ht tepacon. Monday next,, whien Lord Holland ;aid akwas his enteaon tO OPpoaeiS ...
... some conversation. The Watch and Ward bill was read' a third time and passed. On the motion for the third reading of the Drury Lane amendment bill, the Duke of Norfolk objected to the size of fiiodein theatres, and nioved that a part of the clause respect- ...
... reallg think that the decorous part C of ffe audience could not possibly by their exertions effeat it. Indeed, the Nbew Drury Lane is almost free from the annoyance by its judicious cnnstiion.-t do not conceive the exertions to preserve the liner of the ...
... 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 ...
... is succeeded in his nd title and estates by his eldest son Lord Castlerosse. e It is said the sum taken at the doors of Drury -lane Theatrq, on its opening, was 8591. ...