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... twelve millions of dollars, and every h ling like coimiel- cial ?? is almlost asnililiiluttd t lrouglout thle United Stntcus. Drury Lane h'lieatre, we undertiil, Isas at length Ileen let to-Mr. Ellistl.;i, on a Iuase :f 14 years, at a rent exceedingi 10,000l ...
... preplritrary to which e the Cathedril of Dublin leis been closed, for the s purpose of fittinr it up tlar the cerenmony. . Drury Lane Theutrical Fuad.-Tlie Friends rant Sn pporters of this Institiotion dined at the C City of Loiidon Taverin, onl Fridloc ...
... 'lllealre, after whicht he el.barks lor America. Amongst tie old tavourites of tbe puiulic eu- ,gaged by Mr. Ellistita for Drury-lane lhile:ture, nre Mrs. 11. Johnstslo, late of Coveut Gardeu, Mr. JDbWton, Mr. Mundeta, tund Mrs. Edwin. PRICE OF S VOCKS. ...
... same offence, and each of themi upon more thoau one charge. Bankrupts from Tuesday's Gazette. T.Norris,of Wbite Hart-yard, Drury-lane, victualler. V. Elliott, jumn of Tuanbridge Wells, clheeseamonger. Francis Flaction, of Berwich-street, Soho, jewuller. ...
... eet, brass-folnuder. Samuel Thomson, of Redcross-street, calenderer, William Levet, of Stiadwell, grocer. John Gray, of Drury-lane, baker. Henry Dunderdale, of London, and Wim. Thompson Dunderrdale, of Manchester, nmerchants. Richard Peers,.nf Warrington ...
... ?? a severe alfection of lh's ?? turiy .St. ?? unjttid's, in the 89t0l year of bisaag, ;nn oi'..Soliirrfi. foruserly sf Drury-lane Theatre. His perftiorlance B (fI C/arles, in( 7Yhe &Aoar/in' Sc/lueam , hut ?? Coti- Ii sidiered otie of the niost perfect ...
... assalult, and the co~hhi; subsequently conveyed to the bone houIse-Ec- clesiastical Court to decide between the parties. Drury-lane proprietors met again Saturday- Iean and several others have made tendel's to y lakie the Theatre, hut nothing to be done ...
... tone of despondency, that it miattered very little what became of him.- Comnisitted fur want oif sti'ies. fi . TEATREs.-At Drury-lane, last week, tlre acting c of Keari io tragedy, arrd tire singing of Bralrlni in e opera, formed the chief ?? Covent- garden ...
... would be is i operatihe against philosop/hical institutions. thi Petitisons were presentedl-from the proprietors of fus Drury-lane Theatre, pia) ing an ameisdssent of thel tin Act by wthichi they IIre incssrplmratesd ; front Glasgowe, of pr;s'duig a Cas ...