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... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. NEW FLAY. _9 right, a Comedy called The Jew, was perform- tj fjr tiic Crf; time, at the above Theatre. The principal Dramatis Perfona as follow : Ens Stephen* Bcsir bam, Mr Aickin. Tjiderick Ecu r ?? Mr Palmer. Cu.ules S-areLirr, ...
... •JIjUE to Albumazar, a Comedy, as it it noisi revived at Drury Lane -Theatre. Spoken by Mr KING. jj- your old tafte for laughing is come back, you have dropp'd the melancholy pack :' Co mic-fentimental matter, Sto laugh more, and be the fatter, ft* ...
... PROLOGUE for the opening of Drury• lane theatre }, 1776, and introduced in the prelude of New iirooms. Written, as it isfuppofed, by D— G—, Efq; Spoken by Mr King. SCribblcrs are fportfmen ; and as fportfmen are, Some hit, mifs, fome poach, and beat fair ...
... PROLOGUE for the opening of Drury• lane theatre }, 1776, and introduced in the prelude of New iirooms. Written, as it isfuppofed, by D— G—, Efq; Spoken by Mr King. SCribblcrs are fportfmen ; and as fportfmen are, Some hit, mifs, fome poach, and beat fair ...
... int of the new Piece called the Elopement ,- Jed at Drury Lane, on JVeduefdaj night for ?? benefit f Mr. Havard. ' p ERSONS REPRESENTED. -pboughtlefs, Mr. Havard, Senfible, Mr. ?? L ord Loveall, Mr.Lee, V a _y Candid, Mrs. Hopkins, ft&s. Ttioughtlcfs ...
... of the Order ofthe Garter ; or, Arthur's Round Table Reftored; which nvas performed lajl night ai the Theatre-Royal in Drury lane. THE mafque opens with three fpirits calling down other fpirits of patriots, bards, See. to attend the Genius of England ...
... ; comedy. Altered from the original Eaftward Hoe, written Ben Johnfon, Chapman, and By Mrs Lennox. As it is performed Drury- Lane theatre. Is. Bickel. Bon Ton ; or, High life above flairs ; a comcdy in two a&s. it is performed Drury-Laue theatre, Becket ...
... — BANKIi UPTS — Thotnas Chan.bre, of -Monmauthih're, money ferlvener. Stephen Carter, of Drury Lane, London, woollen-draper. j. iiuily, .if Han't Brook, Lancailcr, cotten manufacturer. ?? Conrad Trciby, of Covent Garden, habcrdafher. fames ?? :h younger ...
... efforts and bis best interest for their amusement, in proof of which he has by -trong entreaty prevailed on rhe Proprietors of Drury Lane to allow hb brother Mr.lo.i-: ?? to leave- bis engagement in London for a riiort time, and to perform in Edinburgh sis nights ...
... to be is. ; from 511. to half guinea as 6d. and above half guinea js. This duty conjeftured would, from the theatres of Drury lane, Covent garden. Hay-market, Sadler’s wells. Opera and Vauxhall, produce 20,000!. per ann.; and from the places of amufem-nt ...
... In the evening, their Ma- jefties and the Princcfies Kcyal, Augufta, Eliza- beth, Mar}', Sophia, and Ameii i, went to Drury- Lane Theatre for the firft time this feafon. On their Majefties entering the Theatre, a tor- rent of appiaufe enfued, which lafted ...
... 111. Richard by Mr. Fletcher. Q;aeeG Eliza^ beth by Mrs. Ward. . . With a new Fai cc, (as a&iag at the Theatre Royal _r* Drury Lane) called Tbe APPRENTICE. The Cha,-- s by Mr. Griffith, Mr. Torringron, Mr. Wilder, Mr. iJpy* - - Ur. Flet- cher, Mr, Keasberry ...