... precaution, calculated to infure the tranquility of the country. Mr. Kemble, we underftand, has withdrawn birofelf entirely from Drury-lane theatre, in conlequence of a ferious difagreement with Mr Sheridan. Mr. Kemble goes next week to the North. will appear ...

... con- Mr. was then conveyed the Fleet. » treafurer, who bad been diicnargcoo nniiDv lANE THEATRE ! *w*iv>ng ■“ •“ t ot °r' DRURY-LANE THEATRE. might occur‘fhc Saturday being the day appointed for the by law to recover what had been Lord Chancellor to deliver ...

... TS**?* Mi Buck! rout, daughter . *». Bucktrout, die former place. Samuel Young. Esq. of North Aodlev* Miss A. Biggs, of Drury-lane Mr. Thomas Shires, of Rilstone, Craven, to Mist Dixon, Burley, DIED. Monday lan, in the prime of life, Mr. John of this ...

... This Bill has been traced to a perfon who was a Clerk in the Bank, but now keeps a Coffce-houfe in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane; and in his houfe the reft of the bills were found. The man has been apprehended. On Thurfday night as Mifs Dc Camp and ...

... force into the church that way. In London the moft marked tefilmon-rs of refpeft were paid to bis memory. The Theatre of Drury lane, of which 'he was the landlord, was Ihut, as were many ...

... Lancaster. Attorney, Mr Picard Cuwen-Wy, Wentihorland. William Dotler, of the city of Southampton, innholder. Thomas Smith, of Drury Lane, London, bate George Wngley, of Madey, Cheshire, hattw. Thomas Lansdale, of lower Brook-street, Crsvenor-square, Ixmdon ...

... bis Royal Highness, whose servant he then was. This took place sit the Opera House, in the Haymarkct, then occupied the Drury-lane Company, where Sam appeared the appropriate character of UrrcmU*, in and Iphigtnia. His death was occasioned by a collection ...

... Stephen Kemble, manager the New,cattle Theatre, (and one ot the greatfft men in I lie kingdom) performed tho part FalttatF, at Drury Lane, on Thurfday fe’nnight. Previous bis appearance, the following humorous addrefs (laid to be written by ) was fpoken Mr. ...

... to do his will, shall live on the earth foe ever.” v Mr. Cherry, -the comediui, who has been do* serredly successful at Drury-lane Theatre, was, pie* to hh appearance on the stage, printer; and, mistake not, his father followed the same profession in ...

... myself, and you, During iiji—or I'm an I brew Jew ! Farewell—believe me, I shall long again, To meet you in Castchea]i —pshaw—Drury-lane; Grateful 1 leave such fricadu—wliat thus can move * You've gin’ll me medicine* to make me love you I” Once more farewell—Ah ...

... Joseph Hook, mondsev, Surrey, leather-dresser. J ame . . Fearon, of Upjrer Grafton-stree, Fin,.,.. mariner. Charles Cole, of Drury-lane, victualler. Thomas Bright, of Inn.t Tem London, sUtioncr. Joseph Barnard the “’•i late of Bedford, cornfactor. I*, BE LET ...

... Same day, Mr. Webster, of the Livery Stables, Liverpool. On Sunday se'nnighl, in bis 64th year, Mr. James Aicken, late of Drury Lane Theatre. At advanced age, Mr. John Wad kin, of Man* Chester, one the people called Quakers. On Sunday morning, within a ...