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... loaded' cartridge in his c.artouch-box. . . • On the evening of . the above day .their Majefties.and the Princefies went to Drury-lane Theatr:.:. Init. as the King entered the Royal Box, .a piaol, loaded witlfflugs, was lifeharged 44 his facred perlbn from ...
... mind during the da , ', but in the eycnmg another tool: place, which tilled it with lorror and atarm. he ROY AI. went to Drury Lane Theatre, ;41 t \' 11.10 approached the front r:;,. Royal 110%, that a horse pistil was disc 1010, froni trout and towaida ...
... brought forward at Covent-gardt-n Theatre. Mr. fITZGERALD writes the Prologue to the forth. coming Tragcdy of Mr. SOLITHBr, at Drury-lane. Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE has given the net produce of two th.:.;:trical performances, at Newcallle and North Sbiddl, for the ...
... , , Mr.Roc ERs - tne poet, and Mr.LEWIS,dieIS, antnor of the. Caffle Speare, have dramatic Pieces forthcorn. reiifon at Drury-lane Theatre. rent navtil engagenient has been much. Corn- Merited 25 if therc - .. were any thing extraordinary In a fmart ...
... 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 ...
... TI IE AT RE-ROY AL, DRURY-LANE.^ MORROW EVENING Their Majesties' Servants will act aTratteJy called KING LEAR. , Lear, Mr. Kemble; Duke of Burgundy, Mr. ;v, i ~j Cornwall, Mr. Raymond; Duke of Albanj, Holland; liarl nl Kent, Mr. Wrouyhton; Packer; dear ...
... urth 4_ 8. 0 Persons in the country in: t hare - s, the'same as if lit'eseni, 4 0 o.! finis, Cash, or Bank FASHIONABI The Drury Lane Managers, after endeavouril to demand lull Price every evening, to see new Pantoznitne, are now glad to advertise may be ...
... inten, from rixlrrthe morning ten at night. WANTED, for the remainder of • the pii.4ei,t fcafort; a - Frje A:dr/lift:on to Drury-lane Theatre. —Addrefs. by. letter. jpott paid) iiioniu th terms, to Mc. Mills, Stationt.-r,P,3l:,'nd.ttreet. [ANTED, two Servants ...
... lake poor JAUK INCIDEC'T that's dead and gone. J JA Cxs, cf dramllatic genius juffly vain, P1 urchas'd a renter's iares at Drury Lane: A prudent inan in ev''ry other matter, .1K-nown at his Club-roorm for an honcft Hatter; H-umanc and courteous, leo a civil ...
... during the day; but in the evehing another took place, which filled it with horror and alarrri: • The Royal , Family went to Drury-lane Theatre, His Majesty had no sotiner approached the of the Reyal Box; than a horse pistol Whthdirhargedett him from the. ...
... , NUMBER 2585.1 THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE: 'O -MORROW. EVENING, Jan.. 3 •i80r . , - Their Majesties? ServaniS will ' KING King Lear, Mr.•KEMBLE • Edg'ar, 'B A R YM 0 R Reran, Mrs; POWELL ; Cordelia )4TS«..SIDD,ONS. With a New pantomime, called 'HARLEQUIN ...
... Hal), between tiie Hay-market ami Markef-lane.7 . it- ■■■'• ' Vivant Rrfxfet -'Regina. • — — -— ?? -—: , , THE ATRE- ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rpHIS PRESENT, EVENING Their Majesties' J, -ScivaiUs v.nii act a Comedy called T>j£rjEw. ' ?? After tiie Play a new Pantomime ...