... jan. br ab. Thomas Hicks Brine, okenhouse yard, Feb. 27, March 9 “3 April oO at Atiorey, Me Miloud Union comt. y Tazwell, Drury lane, Pob Sort 2, at Guildhatt. Attorney, Mr. Paylor ore slree Juseph Taylor, Southwark, wheelwricht, Fel fy Mareh “ x April ...

... the soldic the whole neizhbourhood with his bellowing, he fell down senseless. ef, In the new Pantomime now performing at Drury- Lane Theatre, a beggar solicits alins of Harlequin, who, 1S 5 with a stroke of his wand, turns her rags into not gold. With what ...

... 1a Farquhar’s excellent comedy, Recruiting has been revived at Drury-Lane Theatre. Aftec a London a critique on the other performers, aw titer paper says the * three Justices, were enacted with no ore sense or energy than if they had been veal Magis- ...

... the day twelve- month, and at th me hour, her brother, Mr. R. Lockley. Wednes ay Me. Wilson, many years wardrobe keeper » Drury-lane Theatre ; he suddenly dropped down, and expired in the Theatre, while pursuing his business in preparing the dresses for ...

... OUTRAGE AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Row streer.—On Saturday night, at the opening s-ene of Modern Antinnes, or The Merry Mourners, in which Miss Kelly appeared in the character of Man, a country girls and Mr. Knicht, as a country fad ; while these two performers ...

... world of starva- oO and it is nota little amusing to us. A certain of the name of Hookhom has written a farce, which the Drury-lane Committee have accepted, & which the audience have thought proper to look serious at. Itis, to he sure. a ver dull thing ...

... Sucarpan, but many other persons, admirers of Mr, Sucerman, and among others, all the old and respectable Performers of Drury-lane Thertre, voluntarily attended to shew this last mark of respe ct to the man who had thrown such splen- dour en the drama ...