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... MURRAY'S performance of the fhort part of was as correl, as affetting a perform. awe as we have ever Peen. Here Covent-Garda Drury- Lane. Simmons too has the advantage o•+er Lat. His defeription of the accident of bit I.vrdjko was highly finifhed. H. JONNSTOM ...
... 'uncommon powers and judgment. The House was full The -new piece, entitled, Deaf and which is ckpeCted to he the next novelty at Drury-Lane Theatre,lix, been erroneously attributed to Mr.: KEMBLC. The, real author is said to be a Mr.-Hit:l., and theloriner, we ...
... forfeited; *ere ordiired to be. di fiributed to the poor. A fearch *arrant was alfo expefted at the fliop of a Poker near Drury-Lane, againft whom an information had alfo beetilakl,for felling light bread; but it. being near three o'clock in the afternoon ...
... THEATRE:ROYAL4 DRURY-LANE. TO_MORROW EVENINO, Feb. 6, - 180 t, will be perforined, A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH, THE VETERAN TAR. The Veteran Tar will be performed every Evening-till further notice. Saturday, King Lear, after which itcannotbe performed for some ...
... forfeited,' Mr. FORD ordered to be distributed to the poor. A search-warrant was also expeded at rite Shop, of a Baker near Drury-Lane, against whom an information had been also laid for selling light Bread, but it beitig near three o'clock in the 0f.., ternoon ...
... -street, Cavendish-strum. This Day published, T`TTER AN TAR, a. Cc Opp, in Two Adts, as perfornied. at• the Theatre-Royal, Drury -'Lane. By S. j. ARNOLD, Jun. The usic composed by•Dr.I'iRNOLD. Loudon: Printed and published by J. Barker, Dramatic Repository ...
... Dramatii Repofitory, Great Ruffell-ftreet, Covent-Garden. Alfo, VIRGINIA, a Comic Opera, as performed at • t►e Theatre Royal, Drury -lane; by Mrs. P. Plowden. ...
... .n, ; 1'ut)11., I,c (of Craven-Ituildings, Drury-lane)i or :he P9ptr, tor the Edilcr, (post- p aid), must be addressed. ...
... BEV 3818) THEATRE-ROYIL, DRURY-LANE. • T-MORROW EVENING, 'February 12, their Majeftles Servants will revive (with stew and Decorations) *Tragedy CMIBELINE, OF BRITAIN. Lemmas Poi Wilma, Mr. KEMBLE ; Waist°, Mr. BARRYktORE. oen, Mit. POWELL ; imogen, Mrs ...
... Othello, and Hony 11111. are now perforrning'on their Theatres with the greatest applause. The new Piece forth-coming at Drury-lane Theatre, under the title of Dtafa'ld Dumb, has, we arc informed, been as erroneously ascribed to a Mr, tint. ai to Mr. KEMD ...
... 38420 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW F,VENING, February 14; thdr Majefties Servants will at (fecond tune) with new Drafts and Decorations) the Tragedy of CYNIBELIFIE, KING OF BRITAIN. Croixline Mr. RAYMOND; Lecinatusliolthumus, Mr. KEMBLE ; hallow ...
... \TRE..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ' Y NEXT, Febrdary 16, zBot, Servants will ad a Tragedy, celled PIZARRO. loth time) a New Opera, called VETER.AN TAR. 'Arse& the NEXT, February i 6, the ARD THE Payload CO ENT-044 NEXT,' February' 1804 • be Dead With Carno Baireetaa ...