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... DRURY LANE. Mr, Cumberland's pomedv the Jew was on pci formed this Theatre* for the firll time this ieafon, for tlia of introducing new performer to the notice of the town, in the popular part Shtva. This gentleman's rtame, wtfare informed d>e bills ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. OPTICS. THE fa (hi on able dim-fight, found out recently to be only neriwus jaffeQion. A few evenings fmce, very gentle*an-Hie lady, juft from the country, had taken her place one of the green-boxes the Theatre, to fee the Tragedy ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The declamatory powers of Kemble, are excellently fuited to the part of Zanga, and him alone we think praife is due but Tuefday night was not a night for cricicifm. the conclufion of the Play, God fave the King, and Rule Britannia ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Thi* houfe never poflsiTeJ more and nviiDfrous audience than on WedneCday night,drawn togetliei by the double attraction of the prefence of the Royal Family, and the popular play of Pizarro. The whole of the boxes were taken before ...
... On Saturday evening the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, opened for the winter, although, from the time of year, and the fu.try beat of the weather, there could be neither impropriety nor mifnomer in declaring that the was fummcr. The Play and Afier-piecc were ...
... Account of the Masqvu c/Alfred, performed for the firft Time thefe fixteen Years, at Drury- Lane Theatre on Saturday evening. THIS Mafque was written the celebrated Mr. Thompfon, Author of the Seafons, in conjunction with Mr. David Mallet, at the requeft ...
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... E E C T I O N, If'ilh the exalt Cerewoty of Chairing theficctfsful Member, as it was performed at the Theatre- Royal, in Drury lane, to crowded Audiences with univerjal Applaufe. The Baker, Mr. R OB I N S ON. ...
... EDWARD ASH. Wkncffes to the above being a true Cafc, Mr. Alexander Robertfon, Cheefemonger, No. iai, Drury Lane, Mr. Jofeph Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Boak, Hofier, No* 246, Holbom; Mr. Robert Poulton ; Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court ...
... Bow* street —Wednefday Lord Camelford appeared anfwer the complaint a Mr. Humphry, tor alfaulting him the preceding night Drury Lane Theatre. From the evidence of Mr. H. it appeared, that on his coming to the door of one of the boxes to look for fome his ...
... the London Shopkeeper*, who will find advDirtigeou* to pureliife at the above Msnufaelory, Orders are received No. Court, Drury Lane. ...
... BANKRUPTS from Saturday's Gazette. John Williams, of Nightingale Lane, Eaft Smithfield, Slopfeller. Walter Vaughan, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Butcher. W« . Rec. and Henry Borradaile, of __ucklcrfbury, London, Drapers. William Withers, of Cannon Street ...