... covered v.with rags and filth. Only one witness was examined: her name was Maxwell : she resided at I 9, in Stewart's-rent, Drury-lane. Her appearance was very little better tian the subject of the inquest. Witness sttated, that she was at 9, Stewart's-rents ...

... with Trag and filtb. Only one witness was examinedI her uame was ,May~well: she resided at No. 9, in Stewurt-d-rents. , Drury-lane. Her appearance Was very littie better 0 than the subject tf the inq nest. Witness stated that I she was at No. 9. Stew ...

... for the first time, an entirely new BALLET, composed by Mr. Hullin. There will be no Opera This FEvening. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'T'his Evening will be performed WILD OATS. After which will be produced a new Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK ...

... conduct of swhi~ch he ably and effectually coceplained whelm directed agailist himself', and observes, 1surely neither Drury-lane inor Covent-garden lli admoit that M~r. Booths surpasses both Kean and 11dacreacly. If they do hot adincit this, then why ...

... thank- o'clo 0 ful and happy. An offer has been made to the 0Committee by Mr Elliston, to set apart the pro- TI fits of Drury Lane theatre for one evening, to Burt 0 the object of the Charity, which will no doubt Suitt 0 be accepted, and be followed by ...

... reward toil. lin Londo'n there are fniteen Theaircs, viz. the King's Theatre. or Italian O'pera touse: C ,vent-Garden and Drury-lane, the two Pa- tent Theatres; the layniarket Suintrer Theatrc-; the Amphithelitre; theqiCoburgh, the Sans Pareil, the Surry ...

... which have le been imported from Franceiin the last 3 months. t of The inforntrtiort preferred by the Proprietors e. of Drury Lane Theatre, against tire Cobourg t rs Theatre, was fixed for brearinur at Urion IIMll, in ?? Bororglr, yesterday, but tin ...

... forbidden until thle popular passages, most in favour of liberty, shall h:;ve beeu expunsged by ?? find by the 6ills of Drury Lane, that Coriolanns is to be performed as soon as the necessary alterations cats be completed.-It- forismat ion laitl at Unioti ...

... course'o'f the 6xamioation Mtr. FElliston stated, thant he had how three hundred anid fifty persons employed on salaries it Drury-Lane 'Iheatre, and in addition to thes thi had fire- quently 120 employed as 'tspernumeraries. lie said he had#Jui~t: bsefore ...

... three meals. The 31ev. Dr Rudga, of Linichouse, attended, and after rea ding prayers, delivered a muost impressive-aldress. Drury-Lane and Adelphi 'Theatres offer one night's performance for the - Relief of the Houseless. T. Houldswvorth, Esq. M. P. for ...

... B~retiton, Bart. tmind of Cpaltiin E. hBrentort, B. N.-0if Tue,,dty, tierd 92. Mrs. Linley, vv'iddw of Mr. .i nly, formerly of Drury-Lane 'Theatre, Ii whir was thle fattier ofn hue 'first Mrs. Sheridtru.-On I'Thursdlay, at Ashtbiturto, ?? Beusrnes, a resp'ctable ...

... freely : they amounted on Satur- day evyen ing t o nearly L.lI1,000. In addition to the benefits given at the Adelphi and Drury-lane theatres, the profits of Covenit-Garden to-morrow evening, and the Surrey theatre on Thursday; were to be devoted] to the ...