... j. S. Andrewvs, Iwerue MVlinster, Dorset,jobber in horses. i.Garner, W\orcester, boot-maker. ?? A11coick, Russell Courr, Drury lane. Indofl, virtualler. IC. C. S. Bodlen. NMinories, London, isisurance-broker. W. Redhead. Litile C'lelsel, haker. 3. Illiot ...

... the command of Lieutenant-Colonel! MILeod, I has arrived in Mullingar, whewe they are to re- main until further ordersi DRURY LANE THEATRE..-Mr Fisher appeared Onx Wednesday night in the character og1 Hamlet.. Though we are stilt compelled, in the main ...

... or appeal to the Protestants of Great Britain. Mr David Fisher, who has recently-appeared ?? and Richlard the Third, at Drury. lane Theatre, is the son of Mr- Fisher, the- ma- nager of the Norwich company. A new larlequinade has been got up at the Bristol ...

... l'e-of ?? and Plymouth Theatres, a native ofT thisi city, aaid son of the late Mr. John Bennett, of the Theatre lIoyal, Drury Lane. Died yesterday ha3rning MIr. RobertVenton, mraster of the London ale-house, Alary Arches street. Monday died soiddenly ...

... revived, and soon entirely subsided. Booth seritus at Covent-Garden are precisely thesomie as they were to have been at Drury- lane, viz. eight,nine, and ten pounds per week tor tiree seasons. CO)RN EXCHANGE-MAP cu 5. 1e continuance of adverse winds caused ...

... unfortunately broke her neck, ansd received several severe bruises on various parts of her body. Mr. ?? and Mr. Brampton, of Drury lane, surgeons, im- mediately attended, and after rendering her all the assistance that lay in their posief, they causei ther ...

... tlie life of his firiend, but it is well knowts, and it ought to he recorded to the honour of Raymond. The tr anmtgers of Drury Lane have offered their Tatre for a benefit, in, betalf of sis widow nud au- oterous family. The lease ot'the Sheffield Theatre ...

... shut- ters of Mr. Birt's shop in Russell-street. A soldier of the grenadier guards, named Reynolds Jay, who was onl duty at Drury-lane Theatre, saw him, but thinking he belonged to the shop., gave no alarm till he saw him rnn, when he parsued and took him ...

... 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 ...

... Duckworth. Mr H. Johnston and Mr Stephen Kemble are both mentioned as likely to succeed the late Mr Raymond as stage manager of Drury-lane theatre. The receipts of the Chester theatre, dlurilng the three nights of Miss O'Neill's performances there, were four ...

... modus Tarm cari c tpitis ? London, Nov. to, 1517. 0RDOiU8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ?? RNTNG CHRO¢NICLE SIR, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Nov. it. A paragraph having appeared in one of the Morning Papersj asserting that a Memorial had been preseiltcA to the ...

... -not help regretting that it lvas exe- cuted by' a substitute.. The attempt was, Powever, upon the whole very respectable. Drury-lane Theatre was very numerously and respec- tably attended last night, when the tragedy of Oroonoko was performed, for the benefit ...