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... introduce their ghosts in a complete suit, not of gilt leather, but of real armour. The dress for this august personage was one night, in honour of Mr. Garrick's Hamlet, borrowed from the Tower, and was consequently rather too ponderous for the ghost of the Royal ...
... los. 6d. sewed. z. Dpj-went Priory ; or, Memoirs of an Orphan. Two Vols, izinp. price 7s. sewed. 3. Tfie Anhcnipn; or the Ghost Seer; translated from the Germanof f. Schiller, by the Rev. Dr. Render. In 4 Vols. izmo. price 14s. in boards. Tiiis curious ...
... a New Comic Opera in three adts, called THE BLIND GIRL; Or, A RECEIPT FORBEAUTY. To wliich will beadded, the Farpe of THE GHOST. The Musical Entertainment of The Naval Pillar will be • torniedon Friday, with considerable alterations, and the J 1-ijtior* ...
... time of her performing this season. End of the Tragedy (first time this season), a tavourite Comic Ballet, called THE SCOTCH GHOST. I-mi'ie, Mr. Byrne (being his first appearance in thateha- nder); Fanny (with a hornpipe), Signora Bossi del Cara. To wiiich ...
... is, that each race is to be the uncommon length of teio miles. • 'People are grown so familiar with 'ghosts, that they take no notice of the Ghost of • Mr. Lewis's Play, which nightly walks at Drury-Lane - rhea-. tee, 'although it ba been dead and daninud ...
... , -and whrthen, We ask again, are such things permitted. to pass?' People are grown so fartiliar with ghosts, that they take no nOlice of the Ghost of Mr. Lewis's Play, which 'nightly walks at Drury-Lane Theatre, although it has been dead and damned these ...
... sals, had- been :much misrepresehted. This was a fact however which could easily be ascertained; for though his words were riot upon record, yet the substance of them was, and it I.Vould be ibund that be had not stated that the event of 'the ..campaign ...
... Each Joy in fhee pos- sessing, by Mr. Kelly and Miss Stephens. End of the Opera a favourite comic Ballad called The SCOTCH GHOST. Jamie, Mr. Byrne; Fanny, with a Hornpipe, Signora Bosi Del Caro. To which will be added, a Farce not acted these three *years ...
... anv .Lie ; the Copp..:r Captain, Mr. Lewis; . loidarL tile Act Bland will finc tw fi o vourite Songs. • Dance. of THE SCOTCH GHOST, ,or t 1 7.1-r ie ; 4 ( ) !;(.;,.; I V ,h, in--which Mr. Bv tne an d Ma.' , p. l k l x. i ., c a r • principal Characters ...
... two favourite Songs. End of -the Play (by per- mission of the Proprietors of Dairy-lane Tie;ifre) the Daiue of THE SCOTCH GHOST; or, LITTLE PEGGY's LOVE. In which Mr. Bvrnc and Madame Bossi Del Cam will perform. After which THE POO-ft SOLDIER. Tickets ...
... two tavourite Songs. End of the Play (by per- mission ofthe Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre) the Dance ? f _!_Ji E SCOT CH GHOST; or, LITTLE FANNY'S •?. In w * uch Mr - R^ne and Madame Bossi Del Caro •will perform. After which THE POOR SOLDIER Tickets ...
... applause, her performances will be repented every Evening this Week, together with the new Harlequinade of MOTHER .SHIPTON's GHOST. VA UXHALL. - ON THURSDAY next, July 9, will be a GRAND GALA, and brilliant display of FIl ...