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... who can only er for a few weeks, as they are obliged to be in Lon,'v in September, to attend an engagement the Royal, in Drury Lane. ...
... Kniveton With (for.the las r time this , A GRAND SPECTACLE, IN TWO PARTS, As upwards of two hundred nights the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, called t BLUEBEARD; ' ' FEMALE CURIOSITY: t The words by George Colman, the younger, Esq. music Composed by Mr. Kelly. ...
... can only ftay sr for few weeks, as they are obliged to be in Lon- in September, to attend an engagement at the B Royal, in Drury Lane. ' To peremptorily Sold, t a decree of the High Court of Chancery, before us Cuddon, Efq; one of the Mafters of the ( at ...
... GRAND SPECTACLE, IN TWO PARTS E BEARD; FENTAtE CURIOSITY. As exhibited upward* of two hundred nights at the TMealre-royaf, Drury■ lane. The words by Gfcorge Colman, the younger, Esq. The music composed Kelly. ! With new scenery, machinery! dresses, and every ...
... benefit of the farn'ly of the deccafed Mr. Palmer; and Mr. Sheridan has with equal liberality made a fimilar offer of the Drury- Lane Theatre. Wednefday Lientehant Lundin, of the- Sea Iliivk, arrived at the Admiralty, with information that Seven Sail of ...
... i-Hrci-t. Hi* father was private in the Guard*, Germany under the Marquis of Granby, b him a* bill-dicker and door, keeper Drury-lane Theatre: the latter office he filled until his death, which happened few yeari ago. His father was aminos that our hero ...
... Diftreffed Mother. She was hereupon engaged, at a very good falary, at the Theatre at the Haymars ket, and afterwards at Drury-lane. But her impru- dence, and impetuofity of temper, occafioned her to quarrel with Mr. Fieetwood, the then manager, whom thé ...
... MUSICAL F.NTKRTAIXMC one ACT* called, THE BENEVOLENT TAR. To which will added, comic performed here) as at the Theatres Drury-lane, and Covent-garden, with tin diftinguifiicd applaufc, called, TRANSFORMATION; Or, The Manager an A&or in Spite Hin The prologue ...
... E-ROYAL, CHESTER. £ / On Friday, April 17, *798, will be prefentcd, new Comedy (for the time) now at the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, with preat applaufc, calit-d THE WILL. (Written the Author of The Dram at:ft, The Rage, _ ,jS ' Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr. ...
... contented with giving moral precepts, he preached benevolence example. Saturday evening, of a nervous fever» his apartments in Drury-lane, univerfally lamented as worthy man, and excellent pantomimical a&or, Mr. Follet, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden. His ...
... company at Portfmouth, and was fortunate enough to procure a falary of twenty (hilling* per week, under Mr. Garrick, at Drury-lane and here his mod capital character was the officer in Richard the Third, ad a. fcene I. Next feafon he demanded increafe ...
... ENTIRE NEW PERFO2MANCES., A comepy, in five acts, now acting with the highett approbation and applaufe at the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, called, THE BOX-LOBBY CHALLENGE. (Written by R. Cumberland, Efg. author of The Weft Indian, The Jew, Ge. Ge. ‘After the ...