... lest a second failure in London might influence the public mind greatly to my prejudice, in the event of my re- turn from Drury Lane, disgraced as I formerly had been. In due time I was summoned to the rehearsal of ' Isabella.' Who can imagine my terror ...

... and Shuter left the house about five o'clock. A Mr.lCooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers, of Drury-lane, London, having de.' posed before the privy council that he heard of the fire' vhen at Dudley, in Worcestershire,; a distance- ...

... eldest 5nt1, Lord Mul- grave, Sir Arthur Clifford, nl anotlrer noblemati, occutpied the Duke of De'vonshire's private box, at Drury-lane ''heatre, on Saturday evening last, to witncss the represetatatioi of thenew drama, enti- tle.l tbse Red M~ask ; ati ...

... of premeditation, 'was the evidence cf AIr. Cooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., Stove. grate manufacturers of Drury-lane, London. 'This gen. tleman swore positively that, beheard that tile two hiosaf t. of parliament were burnt down, wihen stopping ...