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... Inftrutlor) Mr. Lee To* which will added a New Ballad Farce, call'd L O V E at firft SIGHT. (A» adted at the Theatre Roya! Drury Lane.) Young Gilbert, Mr. Banitter.- -Smarter, Mr. Kaefberry.— Sir Ralph Gilbert, Mr. Floor.-*»Mc.dely, Strange.—Mr. LocfcWorth ...
... Head Alehoufc, the corner Princefs Drury lane, which was perpetrated in the following Manner, viz. one Patrick M'Carty, who formerly was Mailer of the Houfc, having fevcral Aftions agm.fi him ford.br, was met in Drury lane Mr, Talbot, Marihalfca Court Officer ...
... Alter the Play, will be MUSICAL INTERLUDE, performed a great Number of Nighli, with pniverfal Applaufe, the Theacrcs-Royal Drury Lane and the thy-Market, call'd The RECRUITING SERJEANT- The Serjeant (with thecelebrated-Song, of O what a charming thing'* ...
... »7«p. Which contains a Critique on Mr. Caiman's New Comedy, the Man and wife; and on the New Entertainment now perform Lag Drury Lane, called the Jubilee; the Hiflory of Party and Parliament. Ilifkortcal Introduction Mr. Kennedy’s Defcription of Antiquities ...
... revived all Congreve's Comedies; ard the Play of LOVE for LOVE having been performâd this Seaton both at Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, and (being pruned of all the little Indelicacies which have formerly tendered it exceptionable) received with the greateft ...
... RURAL GRACE. To performed by Children of this Town, with proper l>rc(]i», as i: was performed 37 Night, the Theatre-Royal, Drury -Lane. Tickets and Maces to he had of Mils Weft, at Mr. ’. . 1- worth’s, Fruiterer, St. AnnVlquarc; ol Mr. eft, at Mr. I hithian’ ...
... With tlic original Mufic, a* perform’d by Mr Slingfby, great Number Nights, and afterwards by Mr. Weft, the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Running Footman, by Mr. Weft; Shepherdef*, Mil* Wert; Frenchman, Mr Hcrryman Sailor, Mr. Bank*; Spaniard, Mr. Bate*; Dutchman ...
... produced feme Day next Week, With Aw Scenrrj, Macbimry, Muftc, and other Ds tratioai, as performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with moil uncommon fucccfs SUPPLEMENTARY MILITIA. Notice is hereby given, rO THOMAS KELLY. B,.fleet Bafs-maker. and FRANCIS ...
... 1796, will Performed I A new CoMiot, (never here.) call. .1 The M A N N HOUSAN D. j (As now Performing the Theatre-Uoyal, Drury- Lane, with univerlal Dorington, Mr. Cooke; llairhraiu, .Mr. Ward* j Lord I.aroon, Mr. Sir Pitiful. I Mr. Clarke; Major Rampart ...
... Military and every Drfcmrery in the Art* and Scienciet which have proved Society. London : Printed and C Lowndes, No. 66, Drury Lane H. D. Symondt, No. to, for Walker Sergent, Pre Don; Douglas Blaektnrn; Eyres, Warrington; Bamjord and Sdone-d, Rtdiale; ...
... -WtfdnefJay, January 6th. 1796, will be prefcnted, COMEDY. Performing with Jiilinguiftied Applaufe, at the 1 hca, tre-Ho>al, Drury lane, called FIRST LOVE. Lord Scnfitive, Mr. Bank* ; Sir Miles Mowbray, i Mr. Frederick Mowbray, Mr. Hamerton ; David Mowbray ...
... be pretent Manchefler, in BETTER LATE TH nefday the &th Day ‘ot {CAs now, and has been allt rs ot three and tx in the | Drury Lane, with the. then produced not The PROLOGUE, by ! Contract, of whith ‘The EPILOGUE, by of the Play, a Dance, by Mr ané it ...