... morning from Portsmouth, announcing that Lord Gambier had been most honourably acquitted. It is length settled, that the Drury-lane Company are perform next season at the Ly•eum; and circular letters, under the authority the Patentees, have be sent to ...

... the renters, and Committee was appointed to commune with Mr Sheridan from time to time. It was also intimated, that the Drury-lane company were to perform the Lyceum Theatre, the ensuing winter season, under the patent; and that it was expected that the ...

... As performed at the late Theatre-Roy Drury-Lane for upwards of One Hundred with unbounded applause. With the Original Overture and Music, composed by Mr Kelly ; —and New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, produced under the direction of Mr Vining, PRINCIPAL ...

... Comedy MAN AND WIFE Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Written by Samuel lames Arnold, Esq. As performed at the (late) Theatre Royal Drury Lane, with the most unbounded applause. Mr Cornelius O’Dediraus, Mr Rock.* To which will be added, (for thfc First Time) A Grand ...

... or the King s Com pany ; the Globe, cn the ; the Bull,! St John-street; one Sahsbury-court 1 - tune, and the Cock-pit in Drury-lane. I of admission the play called the Globe, in Shakespeare’s time, about Is- ■ boxes, and 6d. to the' pit; and twopenny - ...

... averaged depth allowed to the three rows in each box. Six feet three inches was allowed in the Old Theatre, ar.d six feet Drury-lane. In the Old Theatre 20 seats were contained in the pit; their whole declivity three fee;; in the New Theatre theieare also ...

... ought to serve warning to mothers not to leave their children at home unattended. A woman of the name of Jones, residing in Drury-lane, going out to market, very incautiously left her two young children in her apartment, and locked them in it. The eldest ...

... presented, the Admired Comedy of TIME’S A TELL TALE. Written Mr Sxddons, as performed nights at the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applauu. The original Epilogue to be spoken Mr Putnam. After the Play, the Jbllming Entertainments, The ...

... ECCENTRIC TRAVELLERS. Tin >s a selection from the various favourite Songs which Mr Digmmi has sung at the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, Vauxhall, Noblemen’s Catch Club, &c. and are from the first Masters,but principally Written and Composed Mr Dibdin, in ...

... the ECCENTRIC TRAVELLERS* This a selection froqj the various favourite Songs which Mr Bignum has sung at the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, Noblemen’s Catch Club, &c. and are from the fiwt Masters, but principally Written and Composed Mr Dibdin, in Three parts ...

... plaudits were repeated. Thud is good humour established between the subscribers and the public for the remainder of the season. Drury-lane Theatre, it il now said, is likely to rebuilt in the course of the next summer. Mr Sheridan, and tKe other interests in ...

... periods Of the year, there was a great increase of strangers into the city, which, Ccvent-Garden Theatre, it now is, and Drury-lane Theatre, rebuilt, in its greatest magnitude and pomp, could not contain. Their argument was, that they have enlarged their ...