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... cturer. [Btardl, Kmig'k tneh walk. Frijay, Nep. 27, INSOLVENTS. M. and J. Dancy, Worth, Sussex, carpenters. Y, Bennett, Drury lane, ironmonger.- Po Groves, Jermsyn street, commerciaL-agent. : BANKRUPTCY ENIARtED. Jj.. Tlompson, Aldersgate street, liteu-draper ...
... 21. he. THE FUNDS. ConsolsO 896 i 4 per Cent. 1034 s If Reduced ' Consols for Account 89t- 3A per Cent.' i THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. IWoR -APOpular Tragedy. GIOVANNIin,,LONDON. u11s11k-_A favourite Opera. And otber Butertaintnents. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ...
... plause]. With respect to Drury-Lane, there were particular circumatancea that attached him to that Theatre, although he entertained the greatest regard towards Covent Garden. In hisa earliest years he had been a visitor at Drury Lane; he had there seen the ...
... striking and beautiful exhibitions that iathas ever fallen to my lot to brhold. I mean, Mr Ducrow's represent-ation;v at Drury lane Titeeltre,'conema of the grandest of the Anotique Statues, is will tioubtiess receivethe notioe it merits; but as a ?? arftia ...
... refused lo accede to the suggested change, and immediately dlosed with an offer to appear at Drury. Lane Theatre. Mr. Kean makes his first appearance, at Drury-lane, this evening, in Richard the Third. ...
... believe that Rowland Stephenson had yet left the kiDgdom. DRURY LANE TIIEATRrt.-A letter Arpeared in our Paper of Saturday, coiliplainitig ul misconduct on the part of one of the check-takers at Drury-lane Tieatre. We Save great pleasure in still g that the ...
... belonging to Mr. Bowden, of the band, was stolen from the theatre, and afterwards discovered at Mr. Jones's, a pawnbroker, in Drury- lane. The violin then recovered wats again stolen OnL Tues- day night. CORNt EXCHANGE, FEB. 4.-The supply of free corn this week ...
... Charleston. HOLYHEAD, Juae 17-Arrived the Lortyn, Duncan, St. Do- Miugo; uSarah, Gale, Pictou. Mr. SPRING, the Box-keeper of Drury lane Theatre, takes his benefit this evening; his bill offare ir Utnsually attractive. Mr. BoSCHA'S benefit at the Italian Opera ...
... and was received by the Gods with devouring anxiety, and with applause as boisterous as the story was terrific. Lee, of Drury-lane, played the Hero very successfully ; and a Mr. Stevetis acted Ned Grayling, the Prison Smith. If this performer would rely ...
... . 3 11 T. Ballard, of Dock-head, Surrey, cbeeseoniger . 3 11 W. Davis, of Pinner, Middlesex, baker . . 2 2 C, Perry, of Drury-lane, victualler . , . 2 2 J. Tompson,of Alderste-atreat,lin n-draper . 2 12 G. Chappel, lat of Holborn-bridge, hat-maker I 11 ...
... inconsistently asserts, that the Public have no more to do with the re-building of York Cathedral than with Covent-garden or Drury-lane Play-housts, or tbe houses of the Dukes of Northumberland and Bedford, If a similar calamity were to befal them. The repairs ...
... where the Marquess den had an interview with the Noble Duke. The Hon. Mr. Addington arrived in town yesterday Brrt iistol. DRURY-LANE 'rHEATRE.-This Evening will teoresented, OtHELLO. Othello, atr. Kean; Cassl, Air. Cooper. rigo iir. Browne; asgo, Mr. Young; ...