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... Drury Lane- Satnrday night the Theatre here opened with the Play of Othello. The chara. rof the Moor was fullained Mr. Kemble, while Mr . lons appeared that of Defuemoisa. Covent Garden Laft night (Monday') tl o Theatre waior-ened for the enfuing fealon ...
... new comic Opera, never acted in this kingdom, called The DOUBLE DISGUISE, As performed this season at the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, with universal applause. TheMusic by Mr. HOOKE. Lord Hartwell, Mr. Palmer, Tinset Mr, Wood, Sam Mr. Lynch, and Sir Richard ...
... 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 ...
... a rightto lay claim to the legacy. On Tuéfday latt, about one o’clock, the wife of Graham, at. the George Inn, J ittle Drury- lane, after a fevere labour, was deliveredof a child withour li‘e, About an hour afer it was laid onr, the nurfe obferved it ...
... announced at the three Theatres; at the Opera Houfe bv b®rd Chatham ; Covent Garden by his Koyal Highntfs Clarence ; and at Drury Lane by Mr. Suetf. Sir Roger Curtis, in his eagernefs get to town, made the pod-boy drive fo furioudy that he was twice overturned ...
... (Vide prevents our detailing. • o ■ i, . After a long debate Hotife divided, agalnft Mr. « motion for it 85. MISS FARREN. . DRURY -LANE THEATRE. No occafion in the memory of the mod veteran amateur. drew fuch crowds.to the Theatre is the play of the School ...
... together, and the reft of the company fol- owed. O&. of Rutland apneared with all her attraétions in the fulleft blaze at Drury- lane Theatre laft. night. This affemblage of chasms was not upon Col. St. Leger, who. the ten- dereft to the lovely widow, and ...
... magnificence, one great ufe will be. that it will out a large ne ft of filth and profligacy too long in the purlieus of Drury- lane. In the c rs King’s-bench on Tuefday, a mo- tion was rile by Dr. Reynolds ag Dr. his entifh, for fending a challenge on ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was, on its repeated repreurriuiions at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, deemed equal to any of the productions of its much efteemed author, and is therefore, upon this occafion, offered to a candid and generous tiublic, as a grateful teftimony ®f favours ...