... which she ouly obtained sixpence spon its sale at an old iron shop.—A fine child two ye.rs old, belonging to Mrs. Mayo, Drury. lane, London, au only child, was, a few days ago, deprived of one of its eyex by a mischievous boy, who threw a handful of lime ...

... — Caurter, | His Maj&'ny arrived on Friday night at eight o'clock ut Cariten Palage. and oo Moonday evening will honotr Drury Lane Thentre with his presence: the petformances commanded ate the Hypocrite,and Leve, Law, and Physic. Sir William Knighton ...

... +VARIETTI Braham, in rehearsing ** Thihat's l'..““ Drury-lane, on Friday, seid, tows conclusion, * I shall drop my voice,” mesning thatghd sing soft. On which Tom Cooke nu,“f w‘a-‘ > This bronght three rownds of'ta against the back of the violins in ...

... when 15 houses in the main street and 150 smaller ones were destroyed.——There was a fire on Wedaesday atan oilo-ho;(?n Drury-lane, when an infirm old lady, named Shepperd, perished in the flames. ...

... about to lose the inimitable Stephens; she is to be rivetted in the chains of Hymen.—Morning s A new opera was produced at Drury-lane tre on Tuesday, called ** The Two Houses of da.” The plot was a clumsy compilation, but 'the songs of Mrs. ?teuin. Miss ...

... greater advantage. He was succeeded, on Tharsdsy, by Ms. Meadews, of Coveat-Garden, who bas beea engaged for 3 &N‘ Both Drury-Lane Covent-Garden Theatres closed for the on Monday night. Farewell addresses werg deliveted, at the former by Mr. Terry, and ...

... glumbcr and glazicr—July W. Wall, Great Tiichfield-street, tailor. ! C“I-IRTIFICATF.S- . Joly 4=R. W.-Elliston, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, (Il'klcl\wh_. R. W. H.]k’, gl'OC(:l’—”Jo_ ‘Slaulun: f urcestley, coal-merchant. . | . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - Braddock ...

... blankets to be distributed to ail thase them at this inclement season, viz i tl Battlesden, Potsgrove, Tilsworth, and Su | Drury-lane Theotre.—All dramatic heing forbidden on the night of Kin ;Mar\yrdom. an oratorio was peiform ini;ht. under the direction ...

... Suffelk Milida, whose talent of imitating the of varions birds in the mest accurate nyanficr obtaim a short engagement at Drury-lane eatre a f‘meai' , and was greatly :mnnded. but did not afford z:knt profit to taise above the ost nerrow gstances. He had ...

... Piccadilly, goldsmiths :Wmu. Feb. 11, 18, March 18,— Attorney, Mr. H Northumberland-street. Robert Bousfield, White- Horse-yard, Drury-lane, wool- Jea-draper, Feb. 7, 21, March 18.—Attornies, Messrs. g gee WG R av -place, ’ r and tea-dealer, Feb. 14, SI,PM-rch ...

... December. The Ball for the Spitalfields Weavere produced wp of three thousand for their benefit. Elliston attempted to F.lm&u Drury-lane Jast night ;to qualify himself for part bhe had to much * sa::L and nsl;, that he actaally fell down upon the nu.r “ Gods” ...