... distinction, wvill a, Inot allow his remains to he consigned to the earth asift he were rt .a common parish: pauper.. Is DRURY LANE THEATRE. ft A new burlesque entertainment, intitled lRumfustoia lana- tt *. morato, or, 17~e Court of Quodlibet, was performed ...

... three and four thousand men. P law ALARIMING. AcciIEmNT.-Tbis day, at about twelve Ho. o'clock, part of the house No. 81, Drury-lane, inha-r car. bited by a MIr Braggs, fell with a tremendous crash Si his to the ground. The horror of the throng of passen- ...

... and hard litbour for three months. ALAttRBITo ACerDx.NT.-Oll Saturday,atabout twelve o'clock, part olf te house, No. 87, Drury-lane, irlia- bited by a Mr Braggs, fell with atremendtous crash to ?? groutid. The horror of tile throng of passengers in the ...

... wagecoinitted to Newagate for trial. Icloc ALARMING AcCItENT.LYesterday, at about twelve ooc, part of the house No. 87, Drury-lane, inhabitedsby a Mr. Bragga, fell with a tremendous crash, to the ground. e i'e horror of the throng of passengers in the ...

... aago, iii a pillar of the RO~Y CiaselofS. h lp e Chrc Bristol, b~y Mr. God- ti ',cii, Churchuvardeln. Gan A ?? a be rcieda.Drury-lane Pillt Thetr. ee i, f ousetobet~e er'.He is said il Beufr; or ererso o ?? Pembroke; Roty and LId tai;tkh ladat present at ...

... nd- ditional companies; viz. two to the Portsmouth division I two e to Plymouth; two to Chatham; and one to Widtlwich. | DRURY-LANE THEATRE-.-This Evening will be presented THE HYPOCrtITE. DoctorCintvrell, Atr.Do wtolo; Staw- f w orat MT. Oxberry; Sir ...

... St. Giles's, to he sure, rejoined the prisoner; and was immediately desired by Mrs. Pottinger to gO on until lie came to Drury-lane, and then turn to the left. Instead, however, of pursuing the path directed, he kept close alongside Mrs. Pottinger until ...