... Settlers. The trial of Mr. Stone is to come on at the next Old Bailey Scflions. Firft Love, anew Sentimental Comedy, was at Drury-Lane, lait night, 2nd is, we the production of Mr. Cumberland. The was received, on its being given out for a fe eco md repr ...

... above 5001. to one perlon, and were in confinement before the ill of March lad. The contrail for the new Proprictorfhip of Drury-Lane Theatre, has been dilfolved the mutual confent all parties. A letter from Dublin, dated May 2S, fays,— Yellerday a very ...

... Dramatic Writer faid, foon alter Drury-lane Theatre was hnifhed, that he meant to write for the other Houlc, would make that Thestre a fplendid defart.—Oil the following Sealon, this fame writer prel'cnted a play to the Drury-Lane Manager, who had heard of the ...

... now a pril'otier iu the Fleet, whitefmith, at ten, at Guildhall. September 26. William John Rilk, and George Jenkins, of Drury-lane, curriers, at ten, at Guildhall. 1. John of Gains ford-itrect, lighterman, eleven, at Guildhall. Jai\ 27. William of Ma ...

... merchant. Nov. 5. Shead, Dorking, Surry, grocer. Nov. Jof. White, Staines, lrinholder. OCt. 20. J. W. M 4 Laws, and J. Ri(k, Drury Lane, Curriers. OCt. 29. Richard and John Samuel, Idol-lane, merchants. OCt. 20. F. B. Foelfch and J. Merry, Birmingham, por ...

... Middlcfex, farmer, to Dec. 4. 16, and January 9, ;i Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bullen, Fore-llicet, Cripplegate. Thomas Turner, of Drury-lane, victualler, furrender Dec. 5, 10, and Jan. 9, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Marfon, Church-row, Newington, Surry. John Wightman ...

... Hotel, in 4 Jan. 9. Cha. Day, Aldcrfgate-ihcet, Ribbon-ma* at Cluildhall. 'J. Jan. William M 'Laws, John Rilk, and George Drury Lane, at ...

... and Hubert Walter Vaughan, of Bristol, merchants, the Bulh Tavern, Jan. 9. John Matthews, William M'Laws, and John Rifle, Drury-lane, curriers, at Guildhall. Jan. 21. Edward Roberts, of Chandos-lireet, Coventgarden, woollen-draper, Guildhall. Jan. 18. William ...

... Day, Buckle-maker.. Mr. Sheridan has taken one hundred guineas to return fire hundred, if does not finifh and bring out at Drury-Lane, Opera, a.Coawdy, and a Farce, in the tourfe the prcl'cnt fealbn. A more curious than the following has not for a time occurred: ...

... Mr. Sheridan has purchafcd from Mr. Ireland the copy right Vorttgern and Rowena; which is to be read in the Green-Room Drury-lane, this day, for the firft time. Our tonnifh fair are all feathers and petticoats-, —our bucks are all breeches and cravats ...

... John Beard, Biflionfgate. ftreet,worrted-Iktindycr, at ten, at Guildhall,Lonuoii. Jan. 30. John Morgan, Short'.s-r^rdens, Drury-lane, corn-chandler, at ten, Guildhall, London. Jan. 30, Richard Lloyd, Lewes, Sulfex, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ...

... formerly Lord Eardlcv's, and afterwards the Spanilh Ainbaflfador's, bought Mr. Wedgewoodfor 8000 guineas. here were 6161. in Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday-, attracted by the new pantomime. Saturday being the lirft day of the Hillary term the ceremony >1 the ...