... nmuch gratified. Proceeding onward, their Majelties found a b3 ,fidll tent, in which MIafter Byrne, fon of Mr r Byrne, of Drury Lane Theatre, and Mrs Mills, of Covent Garden Theatre, danced. Mafler Byrne; a child of only five years, wias drefted as cd Cupid ...

... Mr Aicken son, (the brother of our prefenlt manager) for many the years afterwards filled a capital line of bufinefir in Drury Lane, fuch as Sciokto,LEvauder.Al7oozo, T S&c. Mr Le wis is the fame perfon who is the I>ra prufcmit affing manager, as *'ell ...

... here laft night introduced the fo much celebrated Mrs BILLINGTON, now the mufical enchantrefs of the age, and Mr KELLY, of Drury Lane. Perhaps this lady's portly figure, flately flep, and action, may not be exactly in characder for Rofetia, but hier immrenfe ...

... conceived, the,. language is natural t] and eafy, and in the cataftorphe, the plot is plea- Gingly elucidated. t Mr DwYER, firom Drury Lane, appearedon u Thurfday in the part of Becour, and was not only received with the utmofr applaufe, but com- manded it throughout ...

... paft, from weak and childifn fears, which it is not my bufirefs now to ridicule. It has recently been brought forward at Drury Lane, and therefore, I fRp- Iofe, it has been tolerated here. It has been obje~ted to this piece that it is void of moral. I ...

... their condua, that, if I niay judge by.what I my-. '4lfe~ifwtneffed,,-there is mo~re barefacdpolgti- decency pradifed'at Drury-lane' or-Covent-Garden' rheatres in ,an evenings than at Portrfmoiuti Thea- ] tre in arfeafon., ' , b I rtfdownfair ?? and ended ...

... morning9_ _ Hatfield, confined ever fince 'his acquittal, of the . charge of wilfully firin.g a piftol at his Majefty, at b Drury-lane-Theatre, and another maniac,' lately a P iurfer in the Navy, found'. means toefeape from v Bedlam. Laft week a man unfortunately ...

... lie will be able to attain much indrudion. Friday morning, Hadfield, the perfon who fired the pidtol at his ITMajefdy at Drury Lane Theatre, about two years ago, was apprehended at a public houfe in Deal, by two Bow Street officers, and taken back to town ...

... Pitt would not have accepted it, had it been offered to him. Hadfield, the maniac, who attempted his BMajefty's life in Drury Lane Theatre, and who lately made his efeape from Bedlam, was yefter- day morning taken by an Officer from Bow- ilrect, at a ...

... Yesterday a to rsan at work on the top of the church, happened d. to iouch the stone urn on the north-west corner -oxt Drury-lane, and it fell over. It cane down in 1.,: the top of the iron rails below, and a 'plin- bt t e3v off, which struck a man ...

... who happened to have adifptite'over their pot, weno into the fireet to decide the quarrel, facing the Bar- ley Mow, in Drury Lane. A taylor, who happened to prfs by with-a bundle of clotlies unddr his-arb i, and which !e was carrying home, requefted ...

... Cariden will deprive us of her perfbrmancei mpre than next week.: r. T. Collins has.' beet- ?? weeks fince engaged, for Drury Lane. - S-3TJItDAY, AtUtUST 21. ' The Chancellor of the Exchequer and his fadnly are it Eafibov.rne. His Royal: Higlhnefs the ...