... of which she published in pamphlet, entitled, 'The Case of Mrs. Clive submitted to the Public.' Iv 1745 she returned to Drury Lane, where she continued until the of April, 17G9, when she took her leave of the stage in The Wonder and Lethe, and spoke epilogue ...

... belonging to Mr. Mackerell, steam-baked potatoe-dealer, No. 7, Vinegar-yard, nearly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basement, were adjoined by numerous similar erections ...

... Churchill, and Lord Alfred Churchill. Attempt Murder.—On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Shorts-gardens, Drury-lane, were alarmed loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened to ...

... Westminster Hospital, where they now lie in dangerous state. Bn . OF Fire at Drury-lane Theatre.—No (jj Vehement was created on Wednesday afternoon a j e . ne ighbourhood Drury-lane and the Strand by c( alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. Hunbo S Canie ...

... Elfin Bells ring Soft and Sweet.—A very pretty light ballad, sung by Mr. Rafter, The Cricket Match, lately performing at Drury-lane Theatre. Words by Edward Fitzball, the music by G. Herbert Rodwell. The Gem Waltzes. —A very spirited set, arranged for ...

... of our actress) the suit of Mr. Glover was successful, and on March 20, 1800, she was united to him. By an engagement at Drury-lane she aided the genius of Edmund Kean, and performed an extended series of characters. At length, after a youth of honour ...

... Bodmin, Cornwall, builder. Friday. Thomas Clarke, Newport, Monmouthshire, grocer. Richard Groves Ward, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, coach currier. Thos. William Doinford, Suffolk-lane, Canon-street, wine merchant. Frederick Bennett, Clapham Rise, Surrey ...

... finder charging Is. for an outside, and 2«.f'or inside kiss of the article. Salaries of Actors. —Mr. Bunn, the ex-manager of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, makes some curious revelations respecting the exorbitant salaries paid to our celebrated actors ...

... TALENTED COMPANY will appear EVERY EVENING :— MISS HELEN LANE, The celebrated Actress and Vocalist, from the Theatre Royal* Drury Lane; also, MADLLE. STEPHANO, The celebrated Danseuse, from Her Majesty's Theatre. MISS BISHOP, from the Theatre Royal, Birmingham ...

... College Hospital by four officers the F division of police, vBo; it appeared, was knocked down and run over a driven cab near Drury-lane Theatre. One ot -hi ons'tables, notwithstanding the contusion that pre'axteu, was enabled to procure the number of the vehicle ...

... Words. BANKRUPTS, &c. (Prom Tuesday's and Friday's London Gazettes.J Tuesday. F. G. Johns, New-yard, Great Queen-street, Drury-lane, London, general fixture dealer. L. Goldsmid, King-street, Holborn, importer of watches. P. V. Ende, Strood, near Rochester ...

... Murrells, Colchester, barge-owner. Henry D. Stevenson, West Sunniside, Durham, merchant. William L. Wood, Charles-street, Drury-lane, piano-forte-maker. j tt jo .BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Edward Hodges, Swinford, Leicestershire, surgeon. George Johnstone, ...