... Blakelock Fiddey, Sergeant s , DIVIDENDS. strefl* on ,ou «l«cestcrshtm, clothier, Basing. M « CERTIFICATES. Sept. 30. Il«n»t!l Drury-lane, draper.~H. Tayler, Le,.minster, grocer.-J mrnaid. Commercial-road, baker.—J. E. Royles Manchester com inissiun.ageiit—T ...

... morality the stage, have been disappointed. There appears to a new moral distinction discovered by the frequenters Theatres; Drury-lane seems determined put down adultery —Covent-Garden uphold fqrnication. m this fully »t ,? >ll0W «w- TOrrart . t ' arce| ...

... where still remains in a fair way of recovery. It has since been ascertained that his name Crowder fa currier) residing in Drury-lane. Death from Drinking.—On Friday and Saturday evenings inquest was held before Mr. Chevell, one of the Coroners for Cambridge ...

... GODW ARD T., Castle-street, Southwark, plasterer, Feb. 29, March 7, April 4. Brooking and Surr, Lombard-street. MA\G E,, Drury.lane, diaper, March 4, 11, April 4. Mr. Reynold. C armarthen-street. KLAIt T. J., Slo.nie-street, Chelsea, chtmist, March 4, ...

... 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 ...

... cakes, &r. dishes dried fiuil; 50 dishes preserves; ire creams. Wines. —Champagne, Hock, Claret, Madeira, Puit, and Sherry. DRURY.LANE THEATRE.—The want of public support has compelled the Manager Drury-Laue Theatre cad upon the principal Members the Company ...

... making the whole number amount two thousand' seven hundred and forty-nine. is statrd that Mr. Kean has become the manager of Drury-lane Theatre, the lease of the theatre having* been taken by Mr. Price iu his behalf. Mr. Keao, after playing few nights for ...

... 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 ...

... whatever during her absence—not even the loss of one of her crew—and that the whole were in good health Captain Parry left her. Drury-Lane Theatre.—This Theatre opened for the season on night, with Tragedy of Douglas t in order to give Mr. Kean, jun. opportunity ...

... wall ? One of the beadles St. Giles's parish said, that about nine o'clock on Wednesday evening he was passing through Drury-lane, and saw Miss Mary Arm drunk, dancing and prancing in the mud, in the middle of the street, with about 100 persons round ...

... King'* Company ; the Globe, ( ~i the Bauk»nle; the Bull, St. John-sti ; one Salrahnr v-r ; and Ihe Foi I and the Cork-pit, Drury-lane.' The » paid at >-f t Treaties were low. It wa« fashionable to- the more gay gallants to sit upon the stage stools, and ...

... Uke o*»r»i one sp kernel with an adherent stalk, as complete in »»• 89 when newly plucked from the tree that produced it. DRURY-LANE —Mr. Price, the Lessee of Drury-lhne, has, ot . matured his plans, and completed his engagements ensuing season, upon an ...