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... Hornpipe by Madant Capdeville. To which will be added (As perform'd lift Scafon with great Applan'z at the Theatre.Royal in Drury-Lane) a Ncw Farce call'd • _ LOVE at FIRST SIGHT. Smatter Mr. Kniveton, Young Gilbert Mr. Dibdin, Modcly Mr.Murden, Lockworth ...
... we are inform'd, that the Indian Warrior who befpoke the Play of SH E NVOU'D AND Su E Wou'D NOT, at the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lane, on ruefday laff, was one of the two Indians who were three Nights at the New Theatre in King-Street lafl Seafon. We are ...
... arrivtd fronl French Flanders. Chu e.tah, the Man-Killer of Settico, a great Warrior of the C: - ieroke:. Nation, was at Drury-Lane Theatre on Tuefday Evening to fee She Wou'd and the Wou'd Not, with the Pantomime of Harlequin Cherokee. PoßTsmouT Er, Ott ...
... COI`4IC OFr A ,ritten in the Manner of Love in a Village, and per. framed w i t h great A pplaufe at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. fly Mr. ROBERT LLOYD. The Mulic compofed by Mr. R US H. L.,neon : Printed for R. Withy, at the Dur.ciad in Comb% ; and ...
... that he !:ingi:on Church to Cheiter in twelve Hours. Iformed, that Mr. Garrick demanded from his , q 4 the Management of Drury-Lane Theatre a lea s for playing twentk Nights, which the latter 1 1 1.,, t4t her extraordinary, the celebrated Rofcius t ti ...
... becomes the Property of his Grace the Duke of Ancafler, Lord Great Chamberlain of England. It is laid the Patentees of Drury-Lane Playhoufe have, for fome Time pall, cleared Soo° 1- per Annum. •Yefterday a Lady of .Dillinaion, near Golden-Square, lent ...
... Mr. C. Churchill. Debates in the Senate of Athens on the Appointment of a Regency. A Critical Balance of Performers at Drury , Lane Theatre for the laft Seafon, in which their various Degrees of Excellence are diftinaly fettled. An Idea of a perfea Woman ...
... W. Hogarth and Mr. C. Churchill. Debates in the Senate of the Appointment of a Regency. A ( ,:tical Balance of the PerWe Drury Lane Theatre for the (aft Seaton, in which their various Excellence are didinaly fettled, An Idea of a perfea Family Phyfician ...
... To which wi.l be added an Entertamment of two Ads (as performed for feveral Nights lail Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with the greateft Applaufe) call'd The C 0 U N T R Y W I F E. _ - - Pinchwife Mr. Younger, Dorilant Mr.Sherriffe, Spark ...
... Dowager of Wales at Carlton-HOufe ; as did aifo the Prince and Princefs of Brunfwick. Their MajAies - went this Evening to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the Comedy of Much Ado About Nothing, an the New Comic Opera of Daphne and Amintor. The Part of Benedick ...
... Inceft and Murder. Youth and liviifCreliol , Allegorical Tale. Topics of the Month humoutoully difzuffed. Theatre. A Vifit to Drury-Lane Play-Houfe, on Mr. Garrick's It pearance. An Effay on the Spirit of Contempt. CharaEler of Fabr a Humourift. The Amofements ...
... which has e been fince drawn' all , viz. dne of 201. two of col. and one of coo I. A Publican in White-Hart-Court, near Drury-lane, and I ,even other Perfons, arelhe Proprietcrs of the ro,oool. Prize I.. avvnon Weclnefday at Guildhall. ...