... two o'clock a fire, d broke out at the Oil and Colour Manufa~tory k belonging to Mr. Baynbam, the corner' of Qteie-ftreet, Drury-lane.. which confumed the wbole of thole- fpaciohs),remif6, 'and tthe ho4fd ' adjoining. -The houfe, which had beeina few - years ...

... Broad-Court, Bow-ftreet, he was alarmed by a'diftant cry of fire. Following the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's-Court, Drury-Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted him by faying, he was fure an adjoining hbule was burning, as he had accidentally ...

... indignationt and grief, in which we are frre the whole em.,ire Will psrtici'-re, that we have to record an attempt made at Drury-lane Theatre laft night urpoan tire facred perfin of iris Majefty. T'e folhowveng are the fullefl particulars we have been able ...

... chorus, in compliment to h;i Majetty on his providential efcape from affaffi- nation on Thurfday haft, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane. The houfs was eally crouded in every part; the fong was encored three times, tbe audience ftand- ing uncovered at the conclufi ...

... to an int'i&tment found againil him by the Grand Jury, vwhich charged, that on the I Stlh of May lal, the King went to Drury. lane Theatre; that a loaded piftol was difcharzed at him with the intent of killing him ; that John Dutton did riotoufly alremble ...

... a'fo mentiois the capture of the Venus FluiLdI hggel, ot 14 guns, by the Jafon, Captain Yorke, BAKRUIPTS. John Halliday, of Drury-lane, Mid- i dhfjx, victualler. John Anfell of Akickham, Hants, v;u--llcr. Edward Parker, of ciborn, Middlefex, mans jerrcer ...

... convicted, viz. Robert Bake- well, lately a clerk in the Bank of England, and keeper of a coffee-bhonfe in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, indifted for embezzling certain property arid effeils of the Bank with which he had been en- truited as clerk, and in ...

... of the Sheriffsj fhb red the honoI r of Knighbfood tw ANKRUP i: William Doller, of Wincbefter, an lder lhonmas Smith, of Drury-lane, Middlefel, E r Tohn Rideing, of Liverpool, and William Lever, elfefter, fmrchfnt-. Geo:ge Wrigley, of Mottram h ,o;gdridale ...

... 'f~T*TE, DRURY-LANE. - i ShAefpewre's play of Ilears- the Fott lth lafi night in- ttroducetd to the boards of this Theatre ,Mr. Stephen' 'Kembl'c; the Mlanager of the Newcatile Company, in the pats of Sir John FI/lanff Before the Plav, the follawing, ...

... ING, in STONEHOUSL - LANEj wheiein all the Polblic Blfildings, Churches, Stceples, Bridges, Stre-.s, Squares, New Theatre Drury-Lane, Opera NoufC, Tele_ graph on the Admirzlty, &C. Are drawn fo Correte, and diffincily Len, that the nrinds of the Spetators ...

... intereft in the early part, nor can we ?? to - receive a gratiftication in a country theatre, which all the efforts of a Drury-Lane has not been able to ac- ?? manager has, however, gratified I Johrn Bull by the ?? of a ?? excellent I'an- tomiume-not what ...

... burgh, :Madame Rofe Didelut, the celebrate4 daoridr at thr Opera-At her boufein HAlf-moon kireer, PiEcadilly, Mrs. Pope, o- Drury-lane . heatre; the %vas taken ill on tile j'a-e tO Friday f:ennight, ivlr.iui p ?? the cha- railer of l)efdzmoi-a, and could ...