... had gcrapplkd tile stern OF nit older tree. The person thus saved crone a Iae grave walsanon recognised to be Mr. King, of Drury Lane Theatre. D E.)I TMI!oF L ORD YRON.UAT A coulrieu;.arrivod in town on Friday morning, with the intelignc c the deceasc of ...

... royal dignity. On Monday they were accommodated with his Majesty's box at Covent-Garden Theatre, and they are about to visit Drury-Lane in state. Be their object important or otherwise, we are glad that they are not likely to leave our shofes with an unfavourable ...

... painter. IV. 9layell, Exeter, jeweller. R. Houlden, High-row, Kensington, coal-neer. chant. J. Harvard, Blackmores5treet, Drury-lane, glass-dealer. . 1 w WoIRE LONDON GAZE; TE, PEOMBME1 4. BANKRUPrs. James Rimmer and John Rimmer, Liverpool, flour and pro ...

... navigation; amongst others that of the Naze of Norway. Covent Garden Theatre opens for the season on the 27th instant, and Drury-lane on the 25?th. There is evident bustle and preparation at each House, for an arduous struggle and competition. WOOL_.-The ...

... no accident whatever. SI1 en. Mladamne Catalani, it is said, received X7C0 for leer six 11 ose nights performatices at Drury-lane Theatre, which, as she sings BI three songs% per night, is nearly £40 per song. an 'ls His Majesty has purchased a small ...