... Subscription then entered into, which arts very respectably filled up in short time. The Performers of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres have come to the determination of allotting one night’s salary in aid of die Relief Fund. Another dreadful Calamity ...

... myself on ben: ing althoug'! h elsewhere, not only have the benches backs, much to but are fitted-up like stalls, as at Drury Lane: a had be commended ; and, we bope, more extensively followed, rman came and not long enjoyed my * when a little da; sat ...

... GAZETTE, Tuesday, May 22. BANKKUPTS. John Reynolds, Great Marlborough Street, money scrivener John Fairmaner, Princes Street, Drury Lane, livery-stable-kec|'er John E. Dowell, Fore street. Crippiegate, straw plait dealer George Lansiey, Ludgarshall, Wilts, ...

... that Honorable Society. Mr. W. moves the of Kind’s Bench on die subject. Mazurier, the celebrated trench dancer, is engaged Drury Lane, at / per night. It is currently reported that Mr. Watt has sold Memnoti to Lord Darlington for guineas. But this report ...

... where the poor fellow now lies in a most precarious state. Sad as this much more fearful very nearly is, a occurred in Drury-lane theatre a few nights since, without any real cause for alarin. A gentleman in the boxes fancied he saw smoke, and immediately ...

... that be burst into tears, and was obliged to retire to mother apartment. An Expensive Trifle.—During the period when the Drury Lane company acted at the King’s Theatre, the King became enamoured of Mrs. Crouch, then in the prime life; he constantly visited ...

... sometimes estimated other rules than those of rectitude? The question which has ot late occasioned the disgraceful tumults at Drury Lane Theatre is thus made to assume higher rank and aspect, and in some shape embodies itself with our literature, and advances ...

... George Williams. Haverfordwest, drauer. Edward Evans, Carnarvon, flour-mcrcliant. INSOLVENTS. Henry Reed, Marquie Court, Drury Lane, victualler. Charlea Uavkins, Tottenham Court Road, draper. CORRESPONDENTS AND The letteea ScauTAToa,—A We” i,Vihe las'P* ...

... Becket, otherwise Thomas a'Becket, late of Worcester, coach-proprietor and general merchant Thomas John Carroll, lareof Drury Lane, .Middlesex, baker George Sutton, of Southwark Bridge Road. Southwark, builder.—Henry Clark, of Bishopsgate Street, late ...

... election; and one of the reason* on which the disfranchisement of the forty-shilling freeholders was lately argued, is refuted. Drury Lane Theatre.— Mr. Bish has declined becoming the lessee of this theatre, in consequence of the most extraordinary binding clauses ...

... Great St. Helen’s, printer.—Richard Badnall. jun., of Ashenhurst Hall. Staffordshire, dealer—Robert William Elliston, of Drury Lane and Leamington, bookseller.—Henry Wood, John Wood, and Matthew W. Wood, of Wakefield, woolstaplers.— Richard Dally, of ...

... lanes; but I shall only notice one which caused great alarm and excitement yesterday morning, at quarter before clock, in Drury lane, which was nearly attended with the loss of fifty lives; this calamity, owing to the activity and courage of the police ...