... Jesse Outlet, of Charlotte-strect, jeweller. Juseph Mackey, of Glocester-terrace, ship owner. J. Allcock, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, victualler. Christopher Cornelius Schilnnott Bodien late of 'the Minories, insurance-hroker. William lRedhead, of Little ...

... principal charactvrs at Balti pre(ills tii finally biddingmsaiien to the stage.-''l' tragedy of Orormlrto wais revived at Drury-Lane, last week, to britm ouitt Mr. Kean ii) the ebmhracter of that natae- be Performed it well, hut the character (toes not ...

... Garden Church-39 mourning coaches; 13 private carriages, and professional bretbren of both Theatres, attended rthe ?? of Drury-lane have offered their Theatre for a benefit, in hehalf of his Widow and numlerous ?? at Middlesex Hospital on Capt. Morris ...

... tlre public purse is to lie benefited. Tire whole of tire Corps de Ballet is said to he struck off the establislmreit of Drury-lane Their- tie; they beirg considered as greatly prolonrg- irrg tire time, without adding tucir to tire enter- tairlitent of ...

... wvere.flyiagg.on the. church steeples and public- near buildinvs during tile day; .n the evenlig the r the ?? O & Iouse, Drury-lane, a'ndi thlie Hy-' *at to market Theastre, and the houses of the jtoyal. IbOUt Tradesmen, were illuiintated. 'lhe two royal ...