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... °amt.!, and nther em:neni hillonan:p with NOTES, cr;tical rcplanatory, BY JOHN GIFFORD, London : printed by C. Lowndes, Drury lane; and fold by .W. Locke, No. la, Red•lion llreet, Holborn ; H. D. Synirarl., No. to, l'afrrnofier-row ; by Brkuttr, Il.ober ...
... of W 4twpen. of Denmark. XIX. Table of Inure* at X. An Account of the Im per Cent. from M. to tem:. provementa made in Drury. lane Theatre. London : Printed for J. Jon a!) No. 71. St. Paul's Church yard. TOHNSON's DAILY JOURNAL for 1776. his Day is publifhed ...
... lay will be prefented a New call’d Th T ft M E perform’d feveral Nights this Seafon with goat laufe at the Thestre-Royal, Drury lane. Mr. Beltord, liam by Wr, Younger; Mr, Wandley, by Mr. Kobertfon; Mr. Me Powell ; Forward, by Kenedy Mow x Ae Mr. by Mrs ...
... a Tranfiation from PHCEDRUS, by CHRISTOPHER SMAR By Mr. MASSE Y. Tis which will be added a as wheeled Stith Appiewle in Drury Lane, calril A Peep behind the Curtain; R, T H E NEW REHEARSAL In which is introdue'd the 111=iletta. are ORPHEUS.' With all ...
... Glocelterfhire, dealer and chapman, May 12, June 9, the Salutation, Minchin Hampton. John Griffin the younger, of Clare Court, Drury lane, Middklex, butcher, May 1, 11, June 9, Guildhall. George Meinel, of Maidlane, Southwark, Surry, Spanifli leather dreffr ...
... the Play, The To which wil be added » Muficel Farce, The MILESIAN. with univerfal Appiaufe, 20 Nights ans Ww inter, at the Drury lane.) Mr. Caprain Corneliue O'Goltagher, Mr. Puwler; Ar. Mr Berry—Meiinda, Mits Mc.Geurge; Meanwcli, ; George Belfield, Mills; ...
... THE ENCHANTED IS'AND. (WITH NEW SCENERY AND Al!vred from Sii.kfoeare and Dryden, by Mr. Kemble, of the Theatre-royal, Drury -lane, London; and performed there with the greatefi applaufe. Profpero (the enchanter) Mr. Cooke; Alonzo (the ufurper) Mr. Tyrrell; ...
... CHESTER , 0N FR 'DAV, APRIL 17, 1798, WILL BE PRESENTED, A NEW COMEDY, ( (For the t.me) now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, with great applaufe, called, THE WILL. (Written the Author of The Dramatist, The Race, ) Sir r*.._: „ *«_ .. .. After ...
... ' agreeable to the pretest Mode of Perforetaste at the Lawton Theatres, under the in fpetliom of Mr. Homes, Prompter at Drury- Lane, and Mr. Yotraciza, Prompter at Covent- ' Garden ; with Notes critical and il:ultrative up• os the Author, befides others ...
... Opened to public inspection—pit is of marble, and well executed. The father of Andtrlias (t t o.s was executed at the end of Drury lane, for the murder of Susan Dell) on Sunday died of a broken lieert, in confequence, it is fuppofed, of the conviction of his ...
... Crayons. 2. A Satirical Defign . of the 1 heatrieal Butnefs ; or the Perron baited as it has been lately reprefented at _ Drury Lane theatre. Among the Variety and multiplicity of original Effays &c. contained in this Number, will be contained The Life ...
... King, Smith, Vernon, Parkin, Dodd. Aiekin. Palmer. Bentley, Brereton. Moody, and laddeley. attended as the Conunittee of Drury. Lane Theatre. And the following as the Committee of Covent. Garden Theatre: Lewis. Lewes, Hull, Clarke. Wretegiston, Reinhold ...