... Broad-Court, Bow-ftreet, he was alarmed by a'diftant cry of fire. Following the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's-Court, Drury-Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted him by faying, he was fure an adjoining hbule was burning, as he had accidentally ...

... two o'clock a fire, d broke out at the Oil and Colour Manufa~tory k belonging to Mr. Baynbam, the corner' of Qteie-ftreet, Drury-lane.. which confumed the wbole of thole- fpaciohs),remif6, 'and tthe ho4fd ' adjoining. -The houfe, which had beeina few - years ...

... chorus, in compliment to h;i Majetty on his providential efcape from affaffi- nation on Thurfday haft, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane. The houfs was eally crouded in every part; the fong was encored three times, tbe audience ftand- ing uncovered at the conclufi ...

... indignationt and grief, in which we are frre the whole em.,ire Will psrtici'-re, that we have to record an attempt made at Drury-lane Theatre laft night urpoan tire facred perfin of iris Majefty. T'e folhowveng are the fullefl particulars we have been able ...

... to an int'i&tment found againil him by the Grand Jury, vwhich charged, that on the I Stlh of May lal, the King went to Drury. lane Theatre; that a loaded piftol was difcharzed at him with the intent of killing him ; that John Dutton did riotoufly alremble ...

... a'fo mentiois the capture of the Venus FluiLdI hggel, ot 14 guns, by the Jafon, Captain Yorke, BAKRUIPTS. John Halliday, of Drury-lane, Mid- i dhfjx, victualler. John Anfell of Akickham, Hants, v;u--llcr. Edward Parker, of ciborn, Middlefex, mans jerrcer ...

... convicted, viz. Robert Bake- well, lately a clerk in the Bank of England, and keeper of a coffee-bhonfe in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, indifted for embezzling certain property arid effeils of the Bank with which he had been en- truited as clerk, and in ...

... of the Sheriffsj fhb red the honoI r of Knighbfood tw ANKRUP i: William Doller, of Wincbefter, an lder lhonmas Smith, of Drury-lane, Middlefel, E r Tohn Rideing, of Liverpool, and William Lever, elfefter, fmrchfnt-. Geo:ge Wrigley, of Mottram h ,o;gdridale ...

... 'f~T*TE, DRURY-LANE. - i ShAefpewre's play of Ilears- the Fott lth lafi night in- ttroducetd to the boards of this Theatre ,Mr. Stephen' 'Kembl'c; the Mlanager of the Newcatile Company, in the pats of Sir John FI/lanff Before the Plav, the follawing, ...

... ING, in STONEHOUSL - LANEj wheiein all the Polblic Blfildings, Churches, Stceples, Bridges, Stre-.s, Squares, New Theatre Drury-Lane, Opera NoufC, Tele_ graph on the Admirzlty, &C. Are drawn fo Correte, and diffincily Len, that the nrinds of the Spetators ...

... intereft in the early part, nor can we ?? to - receive a gratiftication in a country theatre, which all the efforts of a Drury-Lane has not been able to ac- ?? manager has, however, gratified I Johrn Bull by the ?? of a ?? excellent I'an- tomiume-not what ...

... burgh, :Madame Rofe Didelut, the celebrate4 daoridr at thr Opera-At her boufein HAlf-moon kireer, PiEcadilly, Mrs. Pope, o- Drury-lane . heatre; the %vas taken ill on tile j'a-e tO Friday f:ennight, ivlr.iui p ?? the cha- railer of l)efdzmoi-a, and could ...