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... the prefent Parliament for the borough of Newportj 3 n3- in Cornwall, and one ,of the joint Proprietors of Drury- k ay lane Theatre. On Saturday laft, in the prime of life, after a lingering t fo illnefs, which he bore with great patience and refignation ...
... Cbas-. ,loner, Elq. o.l Staffordffiire. On Saturd.ay evening, at her houfc ini Half Mooa-fireet, . Mrs.Popeof 13rury-Lane Theatre. 'Eight days before T he was fo~ized with an apdplectic fit, when perdrtnbshg in tbe charac'ler of Desrlesioue. 'ihe fecond ...
... Efq. of Staffordlhire.-Mrs. Newlyn, wife of Mr. Newlyn, Attorney, Winchefter.-Mrs. Pope, wife of Mr. Pope, of Drury Lane Theatre. Some days ago fie had a fit of apoplexy, whllile playing for Mr. Cooper's benefit, and a fecond attack put an end to her ...
... Chatham Lines, to beencarpd there. 1 /setre, Birnningham.] The truly celebrated IrS BILLINGTON iS engaged to perform at thip Theatre for feven nights, and her firtt ap- Pt5ftance this feafon will be on Monday next, tithe character ofRoSETTA; a.nd on the WVed- ...
... Mt. Knutton. merchant, of S Sbeffield-- n Fridgy'fe'lnight, at Ludlow, Mrs. Hoy, wife of Mr. s Hoy, manager of Worcefter Theatre. (An Saturday ?? Nantwicb, e aged6S. ?? On Sunday fe'nnight, at Wiifter, in this county, fin- S e cerely regretted by ler ...
... Government. The public ought:nof to be unmindful of the liberalitv of AM1eris. Wrench, and .Robertfon,. tbe Managersof our Theatre, who have added to the late. ?? the furn of £26. Ss. by the means offa free ply.. The DerbyflireSecond Militia, who have for ...
... in tfe ?? dirorder was the gout in the flomach.- Of a dropfy, Mr. Sedgwick, lng known as a vocal performer at Drury-lane theatre. - Lately, near Cadleiib, Devon, Mr. Pearce, aged go. In a concealed part of the houfe 60oo guineas and half guhie3s were ...
... Jamaica. A few days ag6, at BuKton, where lie went for the r, recovery of'his health, Mr. Nunmis, maznager of the n Staftord theatre, aid, formerly a performrer in the York and Hull company. y On Sa:wuiday morning, aged {7. the Rev. Dudley it ROikett, fi ...
... alter a lingering illnefs, e(l 4r. Wulnlianm 1:o, formasrly nanager of the Staitiford, td ' erby, Nottinglium and lixtifaa Theatres, . ,, At h lodgni ig Lsth;s Lieut. Col.1Rebert'Daves ;'of ?? Arwissinton Hall, ilt Siathsrdrliire. ! r r. . ,9yluridey ie'igl ...
... THEATRICALS. COVENT GARIDE..- A new Piece, from the fertile pen of Mr. Dibdin, jun'. was pre- - fented on *'1ucfday at this Theatre, under the title of an Hiftorical Comnic Opera; it is en- , titled Thc Engliz Fleetin 1342. ^'l'hefullowing, e is the Dralmatis ...
... will, no-doubt, infurei *an early 6verfiowing houfe, to that falhionable i. place of araufement, The performanceaat our Theatre this evening hbeing annousced to be under the aufpices of ± Lady CqATLOTTtE RAWDON, fifter to his Exe I cellency the Earl ...
... York in -the 70th years ' his age; Mr. William Leng, comedian, fifty yrars of`- ws, which he had trod the boards of-the Hull theatre, cif aqid thofe in the circuit, from which he l had lately rat ?? was-neither a Garrki&k nor a Kemble ;- ?? he had, htsever ...