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... a;l, is a proof. that they are not all occia5E e ends ofjiostice or public ?? Lioa. , ci it is not generally known that Drury-lane an I -arde nt heatres were each in possession of a tragedy,;. \ bvrdejste Mitfor and that immediately polic lL rehearsal ...
... e mano Thayer, who was so seriously I injuired by being precipitated: from a seond floor win- i dow, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, died on Thursday .i Aliddlesex iHospi'tal;,'after- lingering many weeks. r A Coroner's ,Jury will sit on the body this ...
... to the manner in which they could have entered into the body of this young person.- Journal des Debats. The receipts of Drury-lane and Covent-gardei Theatres, on the nights his Majesty honlouredthein with his presence, were as follows,-lprury-loe ;ea ...
... some years sinep the money receipts at each of the Winter Theatres were so large as on thle recent visits of thle King, Drury-lane received nearly 930t. HOUSE OF COKVMONS, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 13. - The Speaker itifornied thle House, that William Cobbett, ...
... 'spe ogtz, of plontap to me zoap. FOI TUESDAY' sLONDsON GAZETTE. 1. Bamrbrd, Drury-lane. victualler. ,ols. Messrs. Baddeley, f,,nan.street, Goo1dian's Fields. r.Sl.But-o T. irowane, Little Eastcheap, ironmonger. Sole. Blant & Co. T (let~riPm, Wsltbanistow ...
... low parapetsi of crumbling stonework, anrd placed in their stead iron I rarnr I-ails and ornaments. I When Hopkins, thle Drury-lane pronnpter, once recom. mended a ;rnit to he enasgert as a mecr'thnist, in prepatintn the scenery of n new pantomine, Garrick ...
... off the veil, and placed on the bust the Civic Crown. The friends of the fund for tire support of decayed per- farmerts of Drury-lane Theatre dined together at tie Free- masons Tavern, on Saturday. There were about 260 personrs present. In the absence of ...
... appeared at the thoe of Ireland's forgery. In the time of Mr. Garrick, he Vproduced sthe opera of 2'lle Rival Catndidates tit Drury-Lane, it Theatre, and afterwards The Blackanetoo Posen e/te l Vte, WhbIch, !r in consequence of party spirit ranting so high ...
... froom any other quarter. Mr. Coox was altvitys a great frequeniter of the ithd'fre. Daniel ?? have been a door-keeper at Drury-lane ever since the theatre was built: I know Mr. and iMrs. Cox. I 'et Mr. at'd Mrs. Co, in Juhe last, 'in St. Martin's-lane ...