... houre-keepers Of Wt-lfa miniter, than be fpecified, but a 141 Qf 0 'ox _ ,:eVeral four times) ThWI given, and the rendezvous in Drury-lane, where they paid, will be pointed out. The writer-of the article who char, ployed, but whom the glorious caufe of Mr. Fox ...

... for the occasion by Thomas Marsh. U, Esq. cf the TR Ftre Royal, Drury Lane, will tn, spoken by M-. Di keg.— The Scenery designed and painted by Mr. Greenwood, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.—Places may be taken Tickets had for the Boxes, of Mr. Srandon ...

... the Circus, displayed much brilliancy. The new Theatre, Covent-garden, had thealetters D. Y. susanonnted by a large W. new Drury-lane 'theatre exibited a transparency. the City, ?ha East ladia Hanse pr-tented by far the most striking illumination. The colarrns ...

... days of old! Britons our judges, nature for our guide, Still may we please, lortg.long.may you preside. The Committee of Drury-lane Theatre, to invite compeion, offered Eoir_eas fox the beat wiirtou , BARPAD OS, Margaret M Lemon, IN J Spooner Ex. and °thou ...

... DOCTOR: rk The last new Tragedy of RE:WORSE (vhich has been . received with the most unpreced(nted, approbation at the new Drury-Lane Theatre) is in preparation, and will shortly be performed. BRIDGE-TOWN MARKET PRICES. BUTCHERS' MEAT. Beef RV. to 11. i ...

... EATR E ROYAL. On Monday next August, 1813, • Will be performed, TUE TRAGEDY OF II E ORS E, pelfortni7og tht ,Vew The,itre, Drury Lane, (Written by T. Alher which (for the second time), the much-asim;red_ • new _ . THE -- BEE HIVE; Or, Lots of Fun. . BRIDGE-TOWN ...

... executed the promise which even in the pangs of death he 00 generously strove to fulfil. PROLOGUE Tb 4 PLAY WAS PERFORMED AT DRURY- LANE, FOR THE FIRST TIME, Oi tlie isth Octobcr last, Entitled, Policy; or, Thus runs the World away. RY 1. TAYLOR, ESQ. AND ...

... Mr. Coxe, celebrated for his publiCations on Switzerland. , and Russia, The 'following notice was affixed to the doors of Drury Lane Theatre, in the afternoon;— The public are respectfully informed,- that i 4 'consequence of the sudden and much•-lamenteil ...

... these ! -con Side rat ions. ' Mr. Holland further related, that he had 'panied Mr. W. to a meeting of the • proprietors of ' Drury-lane Theatre, where . he was called to the Chair. The husiness'Was for the purpose of electing n member of the Committee, in ...

... not delivered without a species of effint, which made it more touching—the Theatre rung with applause—the wbple company of Drury lane came forward on the stage, to encircle and embrace their comrade who was so soon to leave them. .He threw himself greatly ...

... them for Highwaymen in the 136ggars' Opera, they'll be quite in time for us afteiwatda.—For ever completely youfs, Wry?. Drury Lane, Nov. DEAR WILD—I just write you a line while the heasis are pailiing up, to big you will not be out of spin s, as you may ...

... his rincle ; fly yout's, WILD. P.S.My Vestal Vi , gin gets so cursed big, I wish you'd Icnd us Mrs, inron for a night. 'Drury Lane, Nor, n. DEAR WV..p,-By particular desire, ot;r - Veetal not tiatsfetable, but we have a spare Venus, and duplicate sd send ...