... ail authority dri-.wn from for- mei prect j sits againtl nic ; 1 found that the Stcubr Maf^ue cf Dry-den was periormed at Drury Lane Theatre early in me year 17c-; «nd that Prior's Carmer Sr-cu.are w >s written ior the fame year, and ouvioiflv lor the ill ...

... r.ga on larr.e oflivn. Nioh'.ti. ul •TpHF. GERMAN ill. VIKt. ; c..riiinin? Th- X Stranger, as ?? at tl.- Theane R.jv ...

... three other Judges of the King's Bench, ] took their feats in Court, when James Hadfield, for (hooting at his Majelty at Drury-Lane j Theatre, was arraigned. The Attorney General addreffed the Court ' at confiderable length on the fubjeft of High Preafon ...

... one flil] ling in the pound. It is-to be called she lmpirial Land 'lax. It is with great concern we ftate an accident at Drury-lane Theatre on Friday night. From the preis to the upper-gallery, one ot the ltair- cafe bannilters unfortunately gave way, ...

... ch floo. the Cap. ' tain and four men were, killed. and eleven . wopinded. B4NKRUPTS. John Holliday, of Old George-yard, Drury-lane, Mid- dlefex, viftualler. - To appear Jan- 3 , Feb- 7, and I March 7, ar Gudldhall. Attorney, Mr. Wybourn, l Craig's court ...

... June Z4j 2.5, and Jiuly 21, at the Bu4h:Tavern, Britol. AttoernicsMeffts. John and Jeremiah O40rne, BriftL John Rifk, of Drury-Lane, Middlerex, Leather.' Fator and Currier,- To appear jurue a5, July 4, and 2i, at QGildhall, Landon, Attorney, Mfr. 'Bousfield ...

... of the last duty imposed on all paper, pasteboard, and millboald. It appears that on a survey of the buildiogs comprising Drury-Lane Theatre, it will require the full sum, of thirty.-seven thousand pounds to compilete the remainder of .the buildings, con-i ...

... released by p raying onlye hundred thousand tounds, it is conceived the butrinc is very iavourabie to America. beperforenere of Drury-Lane Theatred have, iar, sigued the cerd which provides o for tluau liquidation of their clain~s. The wase to them are, we find ...

... main-rigging for three, hours, AI~en 'the Gun~ner was ?? inla'faintingo~ft, ~through~ the severity of thG cold.! THEATRE, DRURY-LANE. The Tragedy of I'llpen 6E'NE,4 was r'evived att this Theatre on Friday nigh1t. 'lhe chaioacteru of Manuel is peculiarly ...

... the Duke of Bedford, fo; five South Down Ewes --3 To Mr. Wells, for five three years old Wiltshire 'Wethers 20 Theatre, Drury-Lane.-Tuesday night a new Comedy, entitled Lovers' Resolvtiotns the pro- duction of the veteran CUMBERLAND, Was produced for ...

... Garden, lacemeni, April 24, 28, and May 15, at Guildhall. Attorniey, Mr. Dore, Berteley-street, Clerkenwell. John Norton, of Drury-lane, victualler, April 13, 14, and Mfay 15, at Guidliall. Attorcey Mir. Earnihaw, Red- cross-street, Cripplegatc. Williani ...

... 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 ...