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... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...
... RIOT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Tuefday night, while the farce of the Devil to Pay was ading, a very great - riot took place in the Box-lobby of Drury-lane Theatre, occafioned by feveral Gentlemen intoxicated with liquor, who proceeded to. break the ...
... Dirmingham, July' 31, 1780. MR.HELM; (who was a principal Dancer at the Opera Houfe and Theatres Royal of Drury- Lane and Covent Garden takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Town and its Environs, that he intends teaching at ...
... frublr'jbed, (The FOURTH EDITION, Price One Shilling) GUARDIAN. A Comedy of Twb Aas. As it is'performed at he Theatre Royal, iR Drury Lane: ...
... Birmingham, July 31, 17So. MR. HELM, (who was a principal Dancer at the Opera Houle and Theatres Royal of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Town and its Environs, that he intends teaching at ...
... DIVIDNDS to be made to CREMTORS. January 30. John Morgan, of Shores Gardens, Drury- Lane, Middlefex, Corn-chandler, at Guildhall. . Richard Lloyd, of Lewes, Suffex, Draper, at Guildhall, - London. Nathaniel Hingllon, of Falmouth, Cornwall, Linendraper ...
... EDWARD ASH. Witneffes to the above beim a true cafe, Mr. Alexander lobertfon, Cheeftritnnger, 140. 22, Drury Lane; Mr. Jofeph Renguagh, Plblic7n, Drury Lane; Mr. vVilliam Soak, Holier, No. 246, Holborn ; ?'r. Ri -, ert Pottlton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, 1:/per ...
... Painter front Attley's Amphitheatre, London, vvho has been employed thefe ten Weeks pail, front Models taken by himfell in Drury Lane Theatre. The Public may reft affured, that no Pains or Expence have been fpared to complete this Piece. Defiription the ...
... Devey, Upholftercr, near the Premifes ; Thomas Raybould, Efq. at Kinfare, near Stoutbridge; or Mr. Halt, Craven Buildings, Drury. lane, London. ...
... called THE PURSE; Or, The BENEVOLENT TAR. Will Steady (the Benevolent Tar, with Songs) Mr. Fox, from the Theatre Royal, .Drury Lane.. To begin at Half Sii o'Clock. kit new Comedy of THE will be per# in the Courfe of next Week., ...
... Part of Shari (the JeW5 by Mr. BANNISTRA, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane who is engaged ti . perform Wit A'ights.) Frederic Bertram Mr. CAMPBELL (From AI Tbratie Royal,. Drury Lane ) Stephen Bertram, Mr. Wiinnt (From the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden) ...
... TIT FOR TAT.. (Written by Joreph Atkinfon, Efq. and performed with , the molt unbounded Applaufe at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and the Hay Market.) After which, ENTERTAINMENTS, In which Mr. KELLY and Mrs. will perfortil. With the • Parde of The AGREEABLE ...