... Bridewell, : LONDON, February 1. ~PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. Houssg or CoMNMONGS, - Fuefd for the fupport of Performers of Drury.lane Theatre who may come to decay throagh age er ficknefs. | Ordered that a Committee be appointed to prepare an efimate of ...

... Maicty, Solicitor, Bucklerfbury, London, Dividends to be made to Creditors, March 3. ‘Thomas Fletcher, of the Coal-yard, Drury_lane, Brewer, at Guildhall, _ 7. Stephen Ch2pman, of Bath, Linen-draper, at the Three Tuns Tavern, Corn-ftreet, Briftol, : 20 ...

... Crayons.= 2. A Satirical Defign of the Theatrical Bufinefs 5 or, the Parfon baited, as iy . bas been lately reprefented at Drury Lane Theatre, . Among the Variety and wultiplicity of original Efays, {S't. contained in this Number, _.qz;l ;cltu. 4 tinued ...

... e the negative, - The Drury-Lane Playhoufe fund-bill was read a third time, and pified. : The Houfe rofe at fouro’clock and adjourned to this day. Yefterday 'morning, the committee ‘on the orcefter Ele&ion met, Mr. Alderman Wake’ of conflables, cighty-feven ...

... .our Couet - S fortre’ are - they are to gumon as Plymoutb, &¢. Miks Pope, who has played months patt, is eagaged by of Drury lane Theatre for the Mr, ( ...

... barnt, Mifs Pape, who has played in Ircland for fome months paft, is eagaged by the mew managen of Drury lane Theatre for the enfuing winter, Mr, at Drury-lane, and to have it always dedicated, without amy expence, to the accommodation of his own company ...

... h«:-i‘!\.;\g\]?!:fi i at Drury-lane, and to have u without amy expence, to the his own company. Mr, Home, the author of | tdy at Covent-garden for ne 40 opera alfo at that houfe go&on are faid to form confid otwithftand the news“Ab ~do- ed at e 10g ...

... ‘N, Or, The ENCHANTERS. As pecformed -at- the Fheatre Royal;: Drury-Lane, many Nighis in every Scalon, to numesous Audiences with great Applaule. With the properglluuc,s'ClNl:lY&MACHlN}lY. Cymon (with Songs) Mr. Woonb. Merlin (the Enchanter) Mr. Cummins ...

... R. ke m%% obedient humble fervant, “ ANI : D, Secretary.” Warter Warine, Elgy - - - Mifs Horklns, of the Theatre Rog:l. Drury-Lane, will make her firft appearance at King-Street Theatre in Birmingham, this evenir? in the charatier of Corpg“LTA, i the ...

... f)r’om thedead; -~ © Sometimes I'm a Ghefl, and the Ladies affnght, For know I moft chietly appeardn the n ghes . In fam’d Drury-Lane, q’m' there to be found, With Garrick and Vernon have taken a round ; . “Sometimes I'm a Sweeper, but ne'er cry my trade; ...

... the A& of Parliament, fureties to be botnd in 3;‘]. for thea ghihe next Quarter Seflions. He was mof; id Houfckeeper in Drury-lane. : RORR Btier from a Gentleman. in Dundalk, to bis R Briend ierdbl{in, dah% D;f. l} ing 2biig DI you a few lines on Trnday ...

... commenced in avé prothifing mannet. I’_&39ll!’@!3; o{ f\ii& Cancy‘gr{:mfe,’ Theaire, on_ ,031. that of Mr. Smith’s, at Drury-Lane, the fame evening, nearly goel. . E : A few days agoa woman with a little girl, about three years old, aked chaiity of Mr ...