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... TUESDAY KVKMNtI, APKIL 2Sth, will performed the Comedy of THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute, .Mr. Dowton, (Of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, his second appearance here these seven years.) Captain Absolute, Mr. Viking, Of the Theatre Royal Hay market. Fanlkland ...
... HAMMOND & MISS LX! VOX. rjpHE Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Peter Pulhaul, Mr. Dowton, performed bv him the Theatre Koval Drury Lane.) Whimsicdlo Mr. W. J. ammond. Floretta, Miss Voi, (Her fourth appearance on any stage.) Alter which, Farce and Entertainments ...
... 1777, Miss Hardcnstk in She Slaopt to Conquer. She was then only 17. Previously her marriage she took leave of the stage at Drury-lane theatre 1797. ...
... slock-lTokcrs. TUESDAY, April 28 DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. ApriI27.—THOMAS ROBINSON, Lichfield, lio ier. ROBERT LKVENS, Drury-lane, coacb-mastcr. HENRY TULLOH, Gloucester-street, Hoxton, merchant JOHN JENNER, Lewes, Sussex, farmer. l JOSEPH PHILLIPS, ...
... Austin-friars. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Lombard-street, merchant, May 22, 26, June Sol. Nicholson, Dowgale-hill. ROBERT LEVKNS, Drury-lane, coach-master, May 22, June 26. Sol. Bruce, Surrey-street, Strand. LEWIS LEWIS, Pontypool, grocer, June 3, 4, 26; Comme ...
... seen through them. Theafßicals.— These speculations, during the present season, have been very wwuccessful. The proprietors Drury Lane and Covent Garden will, It is said, lose severiJ thousand pounds; and M. Laporte, of the Klrig’s Theatre, will scarce more ...
... To recover the said forfeit w as, therefore, the subject of the present action, having engaged himself with the Lessee Drury-lane. The defence set the defendant was, that had not broken his agreement, inasmuch Mr. C. Kemble, with whom was made, having ...
... GeorgeVplace, Holloway, laceman—K. Eyre, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant—W. Hopkins, Oswestry, Shropshire, ironmonger—K. Levens, Drury-lane, coach-master—F. Sueade, Chester, broker. ...
... very considerable’amount, which at present they cannot emp.oy, owing to good bills being so scarce.—A theatre, larger than Drury-lane Covcnt-garden, to built at top of Grav's Inn-lane.—Some Roman Catholic gentlemen have been admitted to the freedom °f YonghaL-Iu ...
... believe within the cornnass of one year he has produced a Comedy. Opera, Farce, Drama, Spectacle Pantomime, at Covent-garden, Drury-lane, the Hayraarket, the English Opera House, and the Theatres, with complete success. Biiortpore Prize Money,— The Calcutta ...
... informed that theTHKATUK 1 will for short season MONDAY, SKPTKMRLR, 21, 1329, and that Mr. HAULEY, (of the 'Pheatre Hoval, Drury Lane) enuaaed lor the hist week ot the season. Mr. WARDK, MISS JARMAN, and MISS LACY (of the Theatre Royal, Co»ent Garden) engaged ...
... bridge is to be thrown over the canal, leading to the extensive menagerie the opposite bank. Miss Stephens is engaged at Drury-lane, fur the ensuing season, so are Liston, Farren, ..'ones, Harley, and almost all the favourites of last year, except Miss ...