... the Markets, notwithstanding they charge the proprietors of Shambles for doing so. The want of Sewers in Cole's-lane and Drury-lane, adjoining the principal Markets, where stagnated water alwavs remains. Those outlets of the City within the jurisdiction ...

... turquoise. Embroidered lace scarf, with Vandyke ends ; white kid gloves; white satin slices. Philandering , the new opera at Drury-Lane, is rapidly going to that bourne from which operas return. This compilation of the architectural improver of the Theatre ...

... favourite Rondo, arranged and sung by Ditto, 2s. I'M TOO YOUNG TOMARRY; a favourite song, as •uug Miss POVEY, Theatre Royal, Drury lane, by Ditto, price IM. PRETTY MAIDEN WIY,VyCNDER*LONE; (new edition), a celebrated^)*ftfttc^ SLJllG HORN and Miss WILSON, ...

... favourite Rondo, arranged and sung Ditto, 2s. I'M TOO YOUNG TO MARRY; a favouritesong, sung Miss POVEY, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, composed Ditto, price Is. PRETTY MAIDEN WHY WANDER ALONE; (new edition), a celebrated Duetto, sung Mr HORN and Miss WILSON ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. The Anniversary Dinner was held Friday, at the Freemasons* Tavern, his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair. the right hand of the Royal President were Sir Thomas Farquhar and Sir Charles Flower; on his left Mr. Calcraft ...

... Guards leave Piershill barracks Mouday. The new piece, entitled St. Ronan's Well , from the Novel, has been dismissed from Drury-lane Theatre, couscquence of two or three of the performers having thrown the characters assigned to them. It is rumoured that ...

... her the other four the burden of was : Did you ever hear the like, ever hear the same, five women barbers, That lived Drury-lane ? had such opinion of her understanding, that often consulted her in the greatest emergencies. As sh_ was a thorough loyalist ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The and Queen the Sandwich Islands honored this Theatre with their presence Friday night, the Royal box being fitted up for their reception command of his Majesty. They were received with the same cordial welcome by the audience as ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. LLLISTOX, the enterprising Lessee and distinguished ornamentof this Theatre, on Thursday nigi I took his annual benefit. The play was The Hypocrite, which we have noticed as admirably performed this Theatre, The larce was The Liar ...

... to announce to the public, thai Mr. Oxberry, the comedian, died suddeuly Thursday morning, about o'clock, at his house in Drury-lane. ...

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... favour ite characters at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham Mr. Macready is to superintend the tragedies which are to be acted at Drury-lane Theatre, the room of l|, Bonn, who has retired from the management. Covent Garden Theatre opens for the season on the 2 ...