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... Watruig’on. ii. B-thop, late the City of B'iftol. Baker, I ~ad Chapman-; the Tavern, in T* Dennis Cutien, ot Piince’s-ftrect, Drury lane. Wedu.i' :, the County ot M'ddlelea, Soap-boiler, Dealer Chapman; at Guildhall, Loudon -.9 Thomas Smith, la Welbeck-ftrert ...
... New 1777 J Kink L. An. 16 i-ioili Ditto S'lort 1777, ditto 12 1.16111 Ditto 177 a, India Stock, 132 ISanlm Richard Adams, Drury lane* M'ddlcfct, painter i*hu. Chapman, o« M. liotolpii, Bifh.mfg iic ...
... N G M A N and B D E P, No. 16, ChcapfiJe. and 13, LONDON, THE STRANGERS HOME, Comic Opera, performed th« Thfdire Royal, Drury lane and coinpnfed Thomas Linley, Price ios. fid. Alf. PublilheJ, Tit for Tat,” will not tell What,” Two favourite long by Mrs ...
... Burden painted by Mr. Lambert. the End of the Aft, New Dance, by Mil's Cap it an 1 an.: Mailer Rocnt, the Children from Drury Lane. E.i the Play, a Grand Dance, by Monfteur Sodi M l Twist, from the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. With Farce and Entertainments ...
... 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 ...
... performed for Mr. BARRY’* benefit on Wcdntid-y iur, bat been acb.d a great Numb, of Night* wi uuivduj at the Theatre-Royal Drury Lane, and »u alfo performed by the present Company with great Sue* celt lafl Summer, at the Theatre in Birmingham The Jockey ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ' 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 ...
... the far/ Dtrby; and Mr. Garrick (who infinite merit in the piece) correfled it, and brought it out in the Thea>re Royal, Drury Lane, where it was performed upwards of a bandied nights, with amazing fuccels. The characters are finely contrafied, and the ...
... 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'* ...