... endcavoured to force into the church that way. In London the rnofI marked tef'timonies of refpecl 'were paid to his memory. The Theatre of Drury- lane, of which he wa. the landlord, was (hut, as were nany of the fhops on hit extenfive eatates. Never did any ...

... through, the re appeared in 5he charai ev of Prired. ra.- HIcr, iucgeii.exceeded the hopes bf her ieofi fcra vent admirfers The'Theatre literally refounded with acclamationsz .t wae in vairifor thefriendsbf her, ri- vcl tO'thake, a ?? 'effort in her favotur ...

... Saturd;Iy, Mrr.. I. Tohonlton, of Drury-lane Theatre, of a fon.; YcAlerday, Edward AMIofcG, Efq. of Finfhury-fquare, to Mifs Rofe joachien, nicce *f Abraham Goidfrid, Efq. of the faale place. Yetllerday morning, at Nlary-l-bone Chureh, by the Rev. Henry ...

... antit is sup- . ppold that severatlvalisable manuscripts and sketches will be found a nioig his papers. At Covent' Garden Theatre,' 6n' hT6sday, at tae' co hciusion of the NIe,w Comedy .of'A An tio, Husbande- ! Mr. FAWC~cETT camne forward to ?? an un'aoid- ...

... Arbutlmot; , f / z; iLLtMINATIONg.; 'ihe illuminations at night were very briilrnt annd ery'' neral. er vrybrlery W Drury lane T'heatre: *as 3-sincd~nitidnony jebetitfsiL. 'its broad and 3loftotne front certainly ghveu it some advant age oer ,matiy other places ...

... 2riotol per ann. Thurslay last, by the 0ev, W. Chxtpman, at St. John's Chelrit, lv argate, Mr. Wilmot Wells,Manpger of the Theatre Royal there.-Mr. Witlmot Wells waas married tc the sasx'.& lady about ten years ago; but, in consequence of some infor- mality ...

... Red. on htbe:sbth 41t. at Fort Pit, near Cbwth , Jr. Wilkie, Esq.- - I Mrs. Wihstfo, .lrfi of the Stfb.3Mai4cer fof the ffU Theatre in the Hayi 'Ket. At Dunhy, eetr Mdiloh' W. M~Antnur, in the 99d year of his age. At Soatlh Shildes M&s` Pei , who was scorched ...

... . Myproposal, Sir, is simply this, that Sir HFim be the Imirhmar, and Ju No T the rorkihirem!an - I am yours, * , . ?? r THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, This Evening ?? Servarts 'will adt THL BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Macheath, Mr. Johnstone; Feachum, Mr. Damon- ...

... blow un- der the ear' and death terminated the;fight. - .An alarm of fire was given yesterday afrtrnbon at-. Covent-Garden 'Theatre, Which attra&ed. an immense crowd. It was. oiy the soot of a foul chimney, and was speedily extiaguished. Monday night a person ...

... cetitrY wilS cnle of the chief coutic props of (le London stage. Ars. King was formnerly celebrated as a dancer at Drurv-lane Theatre, hut never appeared in the chararter ?? ?? was a truly affectionate wife, and a very elorthy wiltman. ?? chief uit1sport, ...

... Thatched House TPasernm and, in the erenitng their houses weie illuminated. S'ome of the Public Ofices, the Opera, House, the Theatres, the Subscription Houses, and other public buildings were illuminated. Two barrcls of portei were distributed at the'Admiralty ...

... ' 91 yr t il II fthfiassei the PRI eCA IttoWRsT and Duke of Youx. Tmils xVrLNf (htby permisiion of the l'rtnrietotsof the Theatre lRoyal, Covenp-garden), 'he SECRFET VINE, Imtro. deuig tihe unirel etnul of horimc. IsTonsieuraml Mademoiselle Ferzi will ...