... received,) in whatever characters she undertook, was unbounded: ; she was applied to the London managers, and engaged at Drury-lane,' at four pounds a week. Peggy in the Country Girl, was her chef cTwurrc, and we despair of ever again witnessing the sterling ...

... during the season ; while Gay’s singular production ran only sixtyfive. la 1776, Mr. Sheridan became one of the Patentees of Drury-Lane Theatre ; and the following year he produced The School fir Scandal, a Comedy which deservedly raised his fame to undisputed ...

... it whtatever characters she undertook, was unboumneds : she was appliedl to by the Loidoitnimaniagers, and cii- tered it Drury-Lane at finur poutds t week. Peg-y, it the CDc{ii it't Gi:/, seiwas liere chri' elci :C, arld ?? do not expt C ever it ,ain ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thutlewood had preceded him. They were taken to Mr. West’s, in Drury-lane, where Dr. Watson was in waiting to receive and congratulate them where they alighted, and addressed the multitude from ...

... entertained by the public for the talents of this great Actur, Farewell Dinner take place Friday next. The Managers of Drury-lane Theatre, undets'and, offered M. Talma 100/. a night to recite ; but which declined. MissO’Ncill has declined perForming ...

... merchant (trading in copartnerthip with T. Ryan, St. John'*, Newfoundland, merchant, under the firm Rian and Son*)—J. Grove, Drury.lane, grorer—J. Harriton. late of Leed*, merchant—W. J. Beard, Phctnixvard, Princei-*tre»t, Cavendish-xjuare. *milh—S. T. Lloyd ...

... John Dtirgan lives in Broti--street, St. Giles's . kno-s tihe Prisoner, who, on the 28tb September, was in Charles-street, Drury-lane ; lie is brother to tle decsased ; Prisoner came to the witness's mother's house with tbree baskets ; tte child was asleep ...

... Mr. (Cat- 1 erafft the expressions if hitis l'yal iliglvicss's rereet iat i i the ensiarraisesi ?? of' tite finns,'eI of Drury-Lane r, Thietre, and to suberribe, in his Royal I ighiiness's name, tr, £1 t000 its (i tf the fund for its rel if. wittiilie ...

... genileman, seizing her hand, drew the (rum her side. She was taken to sargruiV. where she d'ed in few minute* C. A. Hudson, Drury Lane Theatre, stated that had known the deceased aboni six years. She was thirtysix years age. and the wile a cap'am in the army ...

... the White ' Lion (who has become liadical in consequence his master having lost his licence), marched in terrific array i Drury Lane to beat for recruits. In their way ■ they succeeded in gaining an accession of strength from The Westminster Kefonu Society ...

... Crfiminarl Isifeorniations.-On Moiday Robertno of Shortte, a Veiider of'pamphltlel in W.ych-street, and H: ussell-ouotrt, Drury-lane, remliecd notice frorn tite this, tlh Ctowvztiflice, rbssnt two inftormnationts, ott iffirio. had been re fi of ?? sun by ...

... -The question as to Mr. Elliston's right of bepresenti ing Lord Byroll's tragedy of Mhainio Fotiero on the b:;;rds of Drury-lane thcatre, is, we teerderstand, to be ecicled by it court of law; but, until thee decision takes place, Mr. Elliston is, tnder ...