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... ftate of the his t the curtain) will ftage there, but the dz contents attending the mew plan riiqu of an union, between Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden theu efteemed paper managers, I fend itto your univerfally the reprobated junction heey for publication ...
... On Thu:fday next, a Comedy, called, The PROVOK’D HUSBAND. Lord Townly, Mr. Ryder; Lady Townly, Mrs. Greville, (from the Drury-lane, be- ing her firtt Appearance in this Kingdom.) Ty which be added, The IRISH WIDOW. The Widow Brady, Mrs. Greville. By Command ...
... chimnies was blown down in Arundel-ftreet, Strand ; a ftack in Norfolk-ftreet; a ftack in Surry- ftveet ; three ftacks in Drury-lane ; a ftack in Curfitur- ftreet, which beat in the roof of the houfe adjoining ; lerken- two ftacks in Gray’s-Inn-lane; a ...
... become f afhionable to publifp Editicns of our ms celebrated Dramatic Authors, col le&ted entirely from the Prem} Copies of Drury-Lane, sr Covent-Gardens—it is we that often a whole Tbird, and fometimcs more, of tl Poet, is retrenched, as tor redundant for ...
... fruhljhed hy the flu to! : f late he. ',me t» puh.'ijh Edititmt ittd Lramatie colleried entirely from the Ertml C.fies td' Drury-Lane, or Cn ert-G»trd,w :—~it rr. flat fter. *THrd and fmethnn more it retr, net til, at too redurJant for PtyrefenSathx a cjp ...
... Harvey, Efy M. D. to Mtft Catherine Scott, of Balfgannon, ci. if U r ickto'w---Mr. Alkingi, of Norfolk, Mi/i IPalfth, of Drury lane theatre. DEATHS. Oh EUit's-quay, CouafeUor Tracy— In Refs lane, Mr. Sherry- -In Kilkenny, the Rev. Jot* La Rive-—The wife ...
... the t low-labourer of the paten- Mow well would thofe tees of Drury-lane theatre. with Tow the mames figure im our annals, obttinate, aad aant-killer, viz. the ! Your's, &c. the Drury -lane A Lover of Rebearfal. To the of the Dublin Poit. ® ever there ...
... that Mrs. Crawford, w Ticland on Saturday latt , is in treaty with the mana- for t he remaindar of the feafon ; gers of Drury-lane, ard. if envagrd, ts to play upon hares. WANTS aA PLACE, would with to attend a YOUNG Woman, who Lady or two; underftand ...
... fate. ‘The rifing of Parliament is faid to be fixed for the 2oth of June. Died, Thurfday, at Brumpton, Mr. Webtter, of Drury- lane theatre : he was red a proétor i in Dogtors Commons, but there little bufinefs he went on the ftage, and fuc- ceeded very ...
... fearched’for arms, foon afier the riots. Married, Richard Tickell, Ef to Mifs ley, of Mr. Thomas t inley, one o the patentzes of Drury-lane ‘Theatre. There isa concealment in all the ope- rations of at the prefent moment, whitch aitonifhes the politican. At‘a ...
... the errors 0 Popery, an.: become-a for Carlifle, will alfo dittinguiih himfelf asa firft-rate orator. . Mr. Sheridan, of Drury-lane, will alfo be emi- nent. Lord Mahon 4 nd Dr. Webb -will themfelves as moft intelligent and z ...
... the Baronet, he comes into immediate poffeilion of 1200l. per annum. Yefterday morning, Mrs. Crawford’s engage- ment at Drury-lane ‘Vheatre was finally con- cluded on, to the fatisfadion of all parties Mre. Crawford is to have 8001. her clothes to be ...