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... Friends have lald what they choole, and nothing w II the.. be more dittant than a Peace. The Opening of the fheatrc-Royal, Drury- Lane, is fix td tor Thurfday the of Septernbet ; and that of Covent-Garden, for Friday the 18th 01 September. This Moaning Juthua ...
... Additions, fet to Mufic by Mr. Locke and Dr. Arne) marked with the Variations in the Manager's Book at the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lane. London, printed for J. F. and C. Rivington, T. Longman, B. Law, G. G. J. and J. Roblinfon, R. Baldwin, J. BeW, S.. Bladon ...
... the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged for a fey; Nights; alfo Mr. MUNDEN, fr om the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Amougil the principal Performers for the Seafon are Mr. POWELL and Mifs BIGGS, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Mrs. JOHNSTON, Mr ...
... upon the Bealt, which pinniti him, by which the Man was happily releafed. On Sunday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury- Lane Play-Houfe was fet upon in Bow-Street, by tome People unknown, who gave him ten Wounds in the Back with a Dagger-Stick, ...
... Scenes. On Weduefday will be prefented, a new Comedy (never aded here) called The SECRET, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, laft Seafon, with univerfal Applaufe ; to which will be added, the Farce of NO SONG, NO SUPPER. Mr. M'CREADY's BENEFIT ...
... COMEDY, (never performed-herr) called The k UN A (A, it WEI aaed upvy._rds of zo Nights, during the 14 at the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane - , with ilniarfat Applaufe, George Hargrave by Mr. H ENDERSO N, ( From the Tneatre Royal, B A ): • Sir .Charles Seymo ...
... Randolph Mi . 's- Taylor. , . • End of the Play, The Minsiet Del?. Cour anOAllemande, by Mr. Keen (from the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane) and Mifs Besford. To which will ALL THE WOR TAG& Diggory Mr. Stiett, St Banks, Stakely Mr. Benson: Mifs Purtipkiii,Mrs ...
... Painter at Aftley's Amphitheatre; London ' has been employed th e r e fixteen Weeks plft, from 11o.dels taken by himfclf in Drury Lane Theatre.—Fhe Public may reft allured that no Pains or Expence will be fpared to render this Piece worthy their Attention ...
... to me Papers, by ! Here, Sir! Tam, what News To Foote, Sir, is advertifed.—Whatrun away ! No,'Sir, he ads this Week . at Drury-• Lane - How's that (cries feeble Grub Foote come again? 'thought that Fool had done his Devil's Dance; - Was not he hang'd fome ...
... up the different Rooms, in older that the Both, may This-day and To-morrow lie pub, tidy in 'State.. . The Managers of Drury. ; -lane have,, within thele few .vs, had - great . Di finites, it is fa id; with the old Patentees.; Mid the Bets in the Theatrical ...
... Royal, Covent Garden. - Mifs PARRS N, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. FAWCETT, of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Hay Market. Mr. KELLY and Mrs. CROUCH, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane'. The new Comedies of the WAY TO GET MARRIED, SPECULATION ...
... Griffiths, of Burford, Oxfordihire, Clot hi.!r, at the George Inn at Burford.—Augue 4,4 ,feph Lawrence and Thomas Harrifon of Drury • Lane, hliddLfelt, Woollen Drapers' and Pa trees, at Guildhall.—Augue 7, Francis Busty And Nicholas Barnabas Dumee, of St. lames ...