... -:lrtauer&ves is getting. up: at Drurv-aune.., .Atlrcif *and Miafildrne by B3rbaii u anld Mrsi .ic ?? Lilue thg preplietors of Drury-lane Avere doing .some- 11liig,- t4ley have had Wietehled oirllse's tliis seitsili Miile C.ovilt-gaideLi has eeitcraiuiied every ...

... eet, London, aged 68, Mr, Richards, many years a respectable performer, and father of Mrs. Edwin, of the theatre-royal, Drury-lane.—At Slaughter’scourt, Powick, Worcestershire, Mrs. Russell, relict of Wm. Russell, esq. and daughter of the late Sir H. ...

... Charlotte returned written answer the letter. The Royal Personages saluted each other at parting. The Princess of Wales honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence Wednesday night, and afterwards returned to Kensington Palace. It is generally understood, that ...

... (liarles Chiyton, of Elst-lanc, Walworth, hricklayer. 11. Montague Raiidfomrd, eninoittoin-place, apothecary. John MolIer, of Drury-lane, victualler. Bcrnjaniin Field, ov Fencmhturceh-street, brolker. W,%n W4oln *elch, of Greeilnich, grocer. WVillialtt WVait ...

... favour, but takers. ('ovent-garden theatre, during the recess, meditates the eclipsing, in point splendour, the theatre Drury-lane. A great part of the decoration the boxes is fo lie entirely new —the painting, or ornamental parts. new done; and if with ...

... money is spent, he can return the more contentedly to his ship. A Aliser. —The late R. Russell, Esq. had a renter’s share Drury-lane Theatre, where he used to almost every evening; and notwithstanding his immense fortune, his penury was great, that rather ...

... entrance into Moscow, received. 12. Loss of the Guerriere, captured by the American frigate the Constitution. Opening of Drury-lane new Theatre. The 20th Bulletin received, with details respecting the burning of Moscow. 13. Failure of an attack on the ...

... the youthful beauty of Bath, likew ise comes in for a large portion of public favour.-Mr. ?? made his first appearance tt Drury-lane Saturday, iu the levil' Ltridge.-Brubari and NlMrs. Diehons both in fine voice. 1, , V '1 lhi -fiollowijsw Gentlemen have ...

... Mercury.) Daring Robbery and Outrage. —On Thureday night, between twelve and one o’clock, as Mr. Shawe, the leader of the late Drury-lane Theatre band, was returning home through Linroln’s-innfields, was met by a man between Dnke-street ami Judge Chamhre’s house ...

... itw® ascertained that the same note bad been paid into t/i» Bank of England the same day, and that Essex an Son, carriers, Drury-lane, was written on it. —On appjj* cation to these gentlemen, they denied that the note passed through their hands; and on closely ...