... 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 ...

... TiOMIPSON, Esq. and recited by Mrs. W. WEST. at the Benefitfor the Relief of the Houseless and Destitute, Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, Thursday, January 20. IF in the lapse of years one hour is cast, M'hich memory's spell shall hallow to the last hne little ...

... POETRY. -- - -- -- l~eflOpq2 On his late laje.estq, KING GEORGE the THIRD, recited by Mrs. W. WEST, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, on Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1820. Written by Dr. BUSay. WHEN Fancy's numbers breathe ideal woe, The mnse-extorled tears in ...

... found up)oI me. H-lector Alorrison identilicd two swords which he, as the journeyman of Mr. Underwood, the etitler, in Drury-lane, grouind for ?? prisoner lug3. The order was to make them as sharp ats a needle at the point. Samunel Taunton was next ...

... DREADFUL A CCIDENT.--Yesterday evening, about eight o'clock, a dreadful fire was discovered at a house in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, and at the same time dreadful screams proeeeded from an apartment occu- pied by a poor woman, named Sweeny, lodging on ...

... Mary, hofhtgood m&k'eltow4 ?? s -V For viewing the 11ouse,' appyy to Vr,. Mitchell, Maltster, Gittishaml. THEATRE- ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ai#ust 7 180. 7 LHIS THEATRE Will re-open Q.o MONDAY next, the 141h inslant, for the purpose ofaiforditii the Public an ...

... opportunity. (;f wit- i aessing him on a larger stage, as he understood Mr. I Elliston 'had engaged him to perform' it at Drury- ; Lane Theatre!'' 'l'he Learned Doctor then proeeeded to notite the affairs at the Barona and .Carlsitue, and commented in strong ...

... confusion, on Thuirs- day evening, by a fire which bro e out in Mr. &:lasier's timber-yard., julst above the burial-ground, in Drury-Lane. A more ?? ?? for thle occurrence of such an accident could seareely he pointed out. The premises stand wvithiu 50 yards ...

... health, but all vessels are still compelled to perform q'turautiue ou reachiug this country. The Queen is expected to visit Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres in the course of this week. The Adelphi, Olympic, Cobnrg, and other minor Theatres, ivill also ...

... appeared, that early on the morning of Christ- mas-diy, the prosecuior left the White Hart pub- lic-house, in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, out of which house he was followed by the prisoner, and a gan-, with whom lie was connected, who had also been drinkin ...

... into the pit.-Thursday, Mr. IRichard Heury, of Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, was robbed of his watch in the ?? the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, a few nights since. a female had her pocket picked in a very remarkable manner: her upper petticoat was cut through ...

... the evening. 'Iha Earl of Liverpool and Lord Castlereagh, toolk leave for Lou- don at nine o'clock the followving morning. DRURY-LANE TiEiATraE.-It is seldom that we can sit down and write with unmixed satisfaction re- spel ing either of our great theatres ...