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... SONSOFEKIN. (Written Mrs. Lefanue, Sister Mr. Sheri-4a:i.) Performed-upwards Forty Nights, with enthusiastic applause, the Drury Lane Company. With ENTERTAIXMEXTS. In Rehearsal, and speedily 'will be presented, a. ...
... entrance into Moscow, received. 12. Loss of the Guerriere, eaptured by the Ame- rican frigate the Constitytion. — Opening of Drury-lane new Theatre. — The 20th Bulletin received, with details re- ' specting the burnivg of Moscow. 13. Failure of au attack on ...
... . EWART, RUTSON, and Co. Brokers. Tiis Day, (Friday) the 22nd inst. at 12 o'clock, at Leece and Drinkvater's warehouse, Drury-lane, 67 Barrels New York POT ASHES, J ust Landed. , O The above Ashes bave paid the new Duty, and are entitled to lOs. per cwt ...
... will make his first appearance, on the above hight, in his CELEBRATED CLOG HORNPIPE MISS STANNARD, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and pupil of Mr. D'Egville, will Dance A PAS SEUL, Being her first appearance on this stage. The whole to conclude with ...
... make his first appearance, on the above night, in his CELEBRATED CLOG HORNPIPE and MISS STANNARD, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and pupil of Mr. D'Egville, will Dance A PAS SEUL, Being her first appearance on this stage. The whole to conclude with ...
... cireumstauce so congenial to humanity. Saturday night, a tragedy, ** Remorse,’ from the yen of Mr. Coleridge, 2s produced at Drury- lane Theatre. Tie lies in Spain in the Ith century, at the close of the civil wars against the Moors, and shortly the edict of ...
... CoiTc! ofe.on vSA*urJay night, which coufaiDe! Ihe Ci if, deftroyed damage b>u• ’.ifes adjoining. Tragedy was fro to. , Drury lane, emit*- e.J 41 Hrmbrf*J' .ni the pen of Mr. CiUridg. T'ic icc.e in Spain the llif cl. fc »»t the civil wars againd iht M ...
... repeal of lawn which were enacted f.irthe security of the Protes.ant Religion. new tragedv was produced Saturday night, Drury-lane, Theatre, entitled 44 firm from ♦he pen Mr. Coleridge. The scene lie* the sixteenth century, at the close the civil wars ...
... Duncan, Earl-street, Blackfriars, London, mer- ?? Morgan, Poland street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, publican — T. Bevans, Drury-lane, Mid- dlesex, publican —L. Holloway, Swallow-street, Middlesex, harness-make' — Auri Builey, Sitting- bouine, Kent, milliner— ...
... Jonathan Andrew, situate in Chadderton aforesaid, near the High Road from Manchester Oldham, and on a certain way called Drury-lane. And also all those twelve Closes, Fields, or Parcels of Land, contiguous to the said Messuage or Dwelling-house and Buildings ...
... Jonathan Andre v, situate in Chadderton aforc»aid, near the High Road from Manchester to Oldham, and a certain way cdled Drury-lane. And also all those twelve Closes, Fields, or Parcels of Land, contiguous the said Messuage or Dwelling-house and Buildings ...
... present Tuesday, Aprils, Their Majesties' Serrants will act a New Tragedy, jiow Performing with great the lbcatre- Roval. Drury Lane, called REMORSE, After which, the Comic Opera of ROSIN On Wednesday,. Furtively the Last Time this Season, the New Copiedy ...