... defendants Net gone Noma was indilled for Militating David, Steel; on the lad of 011ober. The profecutor isi a cheap baker, in Drury-lane. The defendant had purchafed a loaf on that day Mutt his (hop, which /he returned as not being proper weight; at the fame ...

... guilty. Jane Harrold was indiaecl for affaulting David •1 Steel, on the 22d of OCtober, The profecutor is a cheap Baker, in Drury-lane. The defendant had purchafed a loaf on that day from his thop, which the returned as not being propr weight; at the fame ...

... found the Defendants—Not Guilty. - . yane Harr4Tc - 1 was found guilty, of assaulting David Steel, a cheap .bread baker in Drury- Lane, and was fined thirteen shillings. and four. pence. The Defendant had purchased a loaf at the Prosecutor's shop, which she ...

... Tuesdays ; and at a quarter past seven on Saturdays, in order to finish in pjroper tune. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LaNE. THIS PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties' Servants will acl a Comedy called THE RIVALS. After the Play a new Pantomime d^th ...

... this day from Windsor, to re.ide till ..Iter Her Majesty's Birth- day. M-. Monk Lewis has a new Opera forth -coming ;;• Drury-lane Iheatre. Kelly furnishes the music. . Tyson, the M.C. at Bath, cleared nearly liool. by his Benefit Ball last week. About ...

... , Weitminfter.--Tickets to be haci at Mr. co. 24; New Bond,itrect, and at Mr. Baynes, Crown and Thittle, Ruffeil-court, Drury-lane.—D'oOrs to be open at Five, Anci begin at -part Six o'clock. nONCERT of ANTIENT MUSIC, New Rooms, , King's Theatre, li: ...

... TIIATRE-ROYA.I,,DRURY-LANE- rO-IVfORROW • Their THE ' a Ncw,;Pipouinitne,ic 3 l)-ca 1 - IXRLEQICIN AMULET; Or OV NONA'With .I.lmovitibns. KG A Harlequiti. • I Ole EI4AG Not. /On SatuNiiiy, the Trageziy of King Lear. On Mond:PA the Tragedy of Pizarro ...

... as tile circumftanCes of the cafe required •-•- • A new Play, ,by a• , concealed- Author, .was. read in be Green-room of Drury-lane - neatre Monday, b Mr KEMELE . • , itqc LEnort contintms to perform at Bath, 'where his great vocal powers prove highly ...

... _ IIEATRE ROYAL • DRURY-LANE. . p R ESENT EVENING, January 14-, AlAiezties' servaats will a Tragedy, called KING JOHN. of England,- Mr. .KEMBL E .; Pr ince Henry Mr.'DE CAMP - ; - of Pembroke: Mr. CAULVIELD.; , of Esseit ' Mr. •, • - Hubert, -Mr. BARRYMO ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 14, Their - its Slrvants a - Trizedy, called KING JOIN. After the Play a Nev Pantamirne, HARLEQUI N—AMULEf Or, THE MAGIC OF NIONA. New Pantomime of 1-1 equi n- Amulet 5 or, The Ma- of Mona, will ...

... antici- pating with Jemmy Jumps — Oh ! the pleasure — Taking measure I _ The »et» play read in the Green Room at Drury- lane Theatre this week is said to be the production of a Gentleman in Gower-street. .No wonder that the Eiirls of Stamford, West- ...

... Thi3 day was publiThesi, price A NTONIO, a Tragedy: as it wal performed at the Tiv,atre-Royal, Drury-lane. , By WILLIA ODWIN. Printed for G. C. and J Robinfon, Pater-nofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, r. An Enquiry conceining Jutlice ...