... is to have the first offer sist of them. Br( Mr. Sheridan has, it is said, announce(l to the Co trustees and creditors of Drury-lane Theatre, that he shall soon come forward wiih a plan, sanctioned bv some of the chief characters in this cotintry, for Ie: ...

... che at- tention he his paid them walile uwider his in-tructeon We itderstend, MiRs. Muo Iz, of the ta-e Thbatre- Roval, Drury Lane, an! hur da ;ghb r tlie rehAra td Miss Mounlt, better known by the na-e o; The Li£tle XnVdrr, aiid who has attracted notice ...

... fell in Shargate-street, and, damaged several houses, en- sevvral lives were lost. On Fridaya ho- rein White Hart Yard, Drury lane, London, fell down, and: ay, kilcd Win. Annison and his -dife. Several others of iev thetenants were much hurt. a ac b vn- ...

... sbe would display the-same powers in the A- herdeen Theatre on Saturday night last, that she had for- merly sixhibited in Drury-Lane, and I was not disappoint- ed; for she'evinced the-same just conception of her'au- thor, and played with good sense, which ...

... cuOnilaitted to-maorrow. 7T'esdw.l, JAn. F 1. Mr Whitbresd obtaitted leave for a bill for e-ztend. ing the act for rebuJildilg Drury-Lane theatre. Mr Ponsionby posiponed the motion resp culig I Ireland to Mondav !,rrt night. |M r iolciforu ohiained ieave for ...

... and Mr Lascelles have ac- cordingly been elected. ! r Canning anti M r Brougham will carry Liver- ipool. The new Theatre, Drury-lane, was opened on Sa- turday evening. An itmense crowd were present to - witness it. The new Vhe.stre in its form and de- corations ...

... tile former .place.-At London, J. Dav:dsucn, Esq. of Ch;swick, to the celebrated arcd accomplished actress Miss Dunini, of Drury-lane theatre.-At Goctenburgby the Rev. W'illianm :Henry Taylor, chaplain to his Majesty's 6hip Vhitory, Thontas Todd Walton, ...

... daughter was so unfortunately united to Jerome Bonaparte. An Old-Renter, who felt the ?? on his Wald- pate. on Monday, at Drury lane Theatre, observed, This is a new way to liqsuidote our demands!- You have no cause to complain, said his neighbour, ...

... reception on Wednesday night at Co. ell e vent -Gardeis Theatre, Nvas, if possible, snore enthusi- of' tl . astic thin it Drury-lane, on the prqceding evening - , n1 Tlhe circiuinmstanees of the times give to thesc occur- to a reilces an importance far ...

... seasures 157 d- fiie is totuid tlc Cliest. ! iii Rlajeity, on WVedelsday, sent a donatiotn ofui' hundred guineas to the Drury Lane theatrical fund. 1! r. Owen will probably have the opinion of a pu!. lie body on the practicability of hi5 system soon-; ...

... of s -ttorney to Signeur Jims. c1ietti to se1l her property in I ltaly.l .uionday last, tie Queen utnexpecteily visiacld Drury Lane theatre, to see Lord Ilct-on's newt play. Cler ,iujestyv was not expected, and no prepiarations laid bleen ricle frr her ...

... voluntirily went into the river to drown thenm t selves, must remain a secret. TThe Heart of Mlid-Let/lan was- performed at Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday. Mr Mackay' (sfys the -I estdoSt'fai) rwas Dumbiedlkes at all poinve, e'vnl to, Y he aWkwarff stdp ...