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... eceedings againft them upon the AA ofAttain.1 der being deferred. There is now a place oftabliflied in the vici- e nity of Drury -lane that is likely to be pro- sduflive to the ?? is called the 1 r H rfer pond Byaio, or Sing'e-.,irt Claub, where any ?? Gentlemen ...
... ; AN ATTEMPT TO Itage ib II IT is with extreme regret that we cannot afdribe the d event which happened at Drury-Lane Theatre in the a -evening, equally to the effcft of accident. Evqry loyal heart. miut 'be .Uftlldrwith-.griff and.i ?? D hearing' thec' ...
... to 'the CGrand Jaury for Middlefex, ?? ai -James Hiadeld and Bannifter Trueiiotkj the forner P for firing at the King at Drury Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we leamifor aiding and abetting him in the t 4iabalical aa. IIL. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... are a goodl fellow. This is not the wordt that is St brewirr.' Mr. Johrn Hel:-oy-d gav evidence-that he was in else pie of Drury-lane ie~e on tire- i~r of May or that he, fat next tae P~rifontr. The Witnefs alked him R to make room tro him, as lie had ~oft ...
... certain leaden (hoet, bulltes, aiid R flogs, and d.d go and repair, fo armed as aforefaid, to a certasn T lesure called Drury-Lane Theatre, wsth intent at and in the fame Theatre, by and vith tbe faid piftol, fo loaded as aforefaid, and with vhich he ...
... IBANKRUPTCrt SUPERSEDED. Rich. Dickfon, of Long Acre, Middlefex, coach' maker. BANKRUPTS. John Hsliday, ofol rge-yard, Drury-lane, vicantaller. -John hAft1, of in Hants, .vi&ualler, to furren- der Feb. io, at fixc,'ifsth, and March 7, at eleven. Attor- ...
... Defendant. BANKRUPTS.-M. Quinton, of Briflo], tailos.-R. 3eauchamrp and E. Lloyd, of Kirby-fireet, lacemrn.-J. Norton, of Drury-lane, viaualler.-W. Blinkhorn and 3 vlurgrave, of Cheapfide, merchrnts.-T. Curtis, of Frith- C fireet, painter.-S Webb, of Melkfham ...
... their condua, that, if I niay judge by.what I my-. '4lfe~ifwtneffed,,-there is mo~re barefacdpolgti- decency pradifed'at Drury-lane' or-Covent-Garden' rheatres in ,an evenings than at Portrfmoiuti Thea- ] tre in arfeafon., ' , b I rtfdownfair ?? and ended ...
... morning9_ _ Hatfield, confined ever fince 'his acquittal, of the . charge of wilfully firin.g a piftol at his Majefty, at b Drury-lane-Theatre, and another maniac,' lately a P iurfer in the Navy, found'. means toefeape from v Bedlam. Laft week a man unfortunately ...
... Cariden will deprive us of her perfbrmancei mpre than next week.: r. T. Collins has.' beet- ?? weeks fince engaged, for Drury Lane. - S-3TJItDAY, AtUtUST 21. ' The Chancellor of the Exchequer and his fadnly are it Eafibov.rne. His Royal: Higlhnefs the ...
... will be' played' 'on Thorfday niex;,.on Windmill.. down, near Hambledon.i r - . - *i i' Since the retreat of King frot Drury..lane Thea A tre, theire is no perion in that.. cmpan wlo 'is appi qualified to perform his parts. 'We ?? s that Mr. Wheeler, ...
... France, whither Colonel Crawford, her Hufband, has been ordered for the benefit of his health. Mrs. Glover is engaged at Drury-Lane Theatre, on very. advantageous terms. She is to perform the charaders which were generally in the poffef. flion of the'late ...