... tragedies, has been forbidden until tiio popular passages, most in favour of liberty, shall expunged.” VVe find the bills Drury-lane, that Coriolantu is to be performed soon the necessary alterations can completed. A poor woman, named Ann Vender Iressau ...

... Season are, Mr. CONWAY, Mr. HAMBLIN, (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) Mr. DENNING, Mr. BUTLER, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MUDE, Mr. BENSON, Mr. THORNE, (the latter four of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) Mr. ISAACS, (of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden.) Mr. EGAN ...

... Garrick was always ready at Ins brother * 'all “'iieorge usnallv inquired, every nijilit, comiiig _ behind the Scenes, at Drury Lane, has David wanted me?* On it’s being idly asked how George came to die soon after the bis celebrated relation, the answer ...

... into confusion on Thursday evening, by a fire which broke out in Mr. Glasicr’s timbertard, just above the burial-ground in Drury-lane. A more ilangerous spot for the occurrence of such an accident could scarcely be pointed out. The premises stand within ...