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... the public mind during the day, but in the evening another took place, which filled it with ‘horror and The Famecy went to Drury Lane Theatre, His jad no sooner approached the front of “tie Royal Bex, than a horse pistalowas iat trom the towards the right ...
... who Rood but a few yards diftaat from the King. Oh the evening of the above day their Majefties and the Princeffes went to Drury-lane Theatre. as the King entered the Royal Boz, a plßol, loaded with Rugs, was difcharged at his faired palm from the pit. The ...
... NUMBER THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, ] ‘O. MORROW EVENING, Jan. 3, r8or, Their Servants will a&t KING LEAR, King ar, Mr. KEMBLE ; Edgar, Mr. BARRY MORE; Regan, Mrs, POWELL ; Cotdeliza,, Mrs SLDDONS. With a New Pantomime, called “HARLEQUIN AMULET THE MAGIC’ ...
... {post or carriage paid), with his usual Fee. The Medicines may bei hud every day, rely Uby BUCHANAN (of Published by fof Drury-Lane); E12, » where Orders Yar the Paper, Letters for the Editor, (post-paid), must be addressed, ...
... compolition of Mr. le The audience was not very numerous. The of Watss was in his own box, and appeard in excellent health. DRURY•LANE. On Saturday night was revived at this Houfe the Tragedy of Xing Lear. It conveys no very favourable idea of the times to ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY- LANE, Fo MoRROw EVENING, Jan. 7, 1891, ‘Their “Majesties” Servants SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Witha New Pantomime, called AMULET : THE MONA, With new Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, The new Overture, Songs, and by Mri Shawe ...
... CLINTON's OBSEIt.VATIONS on the abovs Work, at. Is. A COLLECTION of much-efteemed DRAMATIC PIECES, as performed at the Royal Drury-lane and Covent-Garden. Containing, The Hedr . cfa; Richard em u gde Lion; Fare Appearances ; The Little Hunchback, or a Fro*: ...
... WUMB U 37893 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. **TO-MORROW EVENING, January 9, iSor, thdr Majeftles Serv - anta will a Comedy, THE INCONSTANT. Old Mirable, Mr. DOWTON; Young Mlrable, Mr. C. KEMBLE, (His firft appearance in that Character) ; Captain Duretete ...
... OBSERVATIONS cn the above Work, 25. “ye, A COLLECTION of Much-esteemed DRAMA- rye FIECES, as performed at the. Threatres- Royal, Drury Lane and Covent-Garden, Tac Heinss, Richard Coeur de Lion, False Appearances, The Little or a Frolic in’ Bagdad, The Tempest ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Te MOR ew EVENING, Jan. 10, r8o1, Their Majesties’ Servants will act KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr, KEMBLE; Edgar, Mr. BARRYMORE; ,; Cordelia,’ Mrs: HARLEQUIN AMULET 5 : Or, THE MAGIC OF, MONA. With new.Scenes, Machihery, Dresses ...
... 3791 j THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE ON MONDAY NEXT, January la, rilot, ebeir Majettica Servants will O. ad a Tragedy, called P IZARR norm, Mr. BARRYMORE; Rolla, Mr. JUMBLE Elvin Mrs , SIMONS; COl9, NM BIGGS. After which the new Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AMULET; ...
... NUMBER 2593. | THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE,. EVENING, Jan.'13, 1803; Jheir Maiesties’ Servants will act THE RIVALS. With a New Pantomime,. called HARLEQUIN. AMULET ; hs Or, THE MONA,, With new Scenes, Machinery, Dyesses, and Decorations. Yo conclude witha ...