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... pour a volley‘in amongft them; this had the defired effeé&t, and the feven men now inirons were given up. On Saturday at Drury-lane Theatre, a young lady of confiderable promife, made her firft ap- pearance, as Peggy in the Country Girl, the cha- rater ...
... vifiting, with certain exceptions, are to be prohibited on that day. Saturday a new Play was performed, for the firfl time, at Drury-lane The principal pe nages of the fcene hear a great fimi- Jarity to of The Hhee/ of Fortuns, but are more coloured, The Houfe ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. Smith, dilliriguilhed by the manners and of a Gentleman, who was, between thirty and fortv years upon the and >viio retired from public life ten years ago, tame forward lilt night tol'ervc his old and rel'pe£lable friend Kin*, ...
... Liverpool. -om.ix, of Toitington, July 4, 5, Three Crowns Inn, Bilton. DIVIDENDS. July 3. Stephen Carter, of White Horfe Yard, Drury-Lane, Midiileftx, Woollen-diaper, at Guildhall. October 31. Thomas Frank, Briftu!, merchant, Bufli Tavern, Biittol. BEVERLEY ...
... was indited for the wilful murder James Turner, and acquitted) was Dominick Kiilgninon, for the murder cf James Hcaly, in Drury-lane, on the 4th June; Mary Ann Winter, charged with the wilful n.urder of Abraham Winter, found guilty of manflaugliter, being ...
... of the Stranger: “Oh, God! Oh, God! There is another, and a better World.” Mr. Sheridan has announced, that the feafonat Drury Lane will commence the 15th of ber, with a play, the freccipts at which wil le devoted to the benefit of Mr. chiidren. On Monday ...
... fashtr a private in the Gjards, and Germany under the Marquis of Granby, who recommenjccl him bill ftickcr an ...
... Magiftrates of Bow-ftreet, for defrauding Mr. Gilbert, of Hackney, of a Bill for rool. which he undertook to get difcounted. Drury-lane Theatre opened for the feafon on Saturday evening, witha benefit for the orphan tamily of the lace Mr. Palmer. The Houle ...
... two piltuls each, the former was wounded, and it is fuppoted mortally, A Tragedy from Mr. Prate has been acc epted by the Drury Lane Proprietors, an s to be torward in the courte of the Sealon. ...
... intel- ligence that Buonaparte has retreated to Rofettas GIL A Comedy, from the pen of the Duke of Leede, is forthcoming at Drury-lane. Buonaparte, in an addrefs to the Pacha of Cairo, dated the 30th of June, with unequalled impudence and falfity, flated ...
... though without their Crier's prefatory Grace. THE THEATRE.—Mifs F. Palmer, daughter of the late lamented John Palmer, Elq. of Drury-Lane Theatre, (whofe worth as a man, and excellence as an aftor, were known to many of our readers) made her appearance upan ...
... purpofe was not afcertaincd. On Saturday night Young Lady, whofe name underdand is Mitchell, appeared for the fird time at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the charadter of Lydia Languid] the Comedy The 'Rivals, whieh ihe performed throughout in a manner evincing ...