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... performing To-morrow Ei re.: TL'l i AY, July 10. ?? will be D O U G L A S. Douglas by Mr JOHN KKMBI.E, Cf the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Glcnal. r, Mr WOODS; tandolph, Mr BELL; And U! I .. rival, Mr S. KEMBLE. Anna, Mrs WOODS ; Ar.J Lady Randolph, Mrs LEE-LEWES ...
... Mr KELLY, t . ' •Pii-iP-.e-i'nva!, Drury Lane — Being his iirfc ap- ] ?? P.i-apce in this kingdom. ?? ?? Mr WILSON; •a sa - John Flowerdale, Mr KEMBLE; ?? py, Mr LAMASH ; ?? ■'■■■ Mrs CROUCH, ?? v.ri-' Rnyal, Drury Lane— Being her Crtt ap- !■ jp .nance ...
... it Is at this time authenticated by letters patent. Sold in a warehoufe, at Mr Evans's Gold bea- ter in Long- Acre, near Drury Lane, London, at 5 s the pound, and as. 6d. the half pound. Good allowance to Merchants, Captains of fhips, ane! counrry dealers ...
... fixteen operas may be had bound up together for 400 The Rival Candidates, a comic opera, performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, - 060 A fet of Italian Canzonet.-, for two voices, compofed by Signor Sacchini, - ?? ° i ° Pvramus and Thylbe, a favourite ...
... Edinburgh, for ready Money, Price One Shilling and Six-pence : A GIS, A Tragedy; As it is atted at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, and at the Theatre ia Edinburgh. Where alfo maybe had, juft publsflicd, Price One Shilling, A Short ESSAY on the Com Trade ...
... O ?? T.f'i; Where aijo may be had, A L O N Z O, A TRAGEDY, IN FIVE AITS. A.; it is performed at the T.ie vie 1-. .y.il Drury Lane; — - 1 By IVairaat of the ADMIRAL ofLEITH, r l*o be SOLD l.v ?? roup, in the Court-houfe cf I Leitb, on Ve.ti.. ?? 31ft ...
... introduced, A New Comic Pantomimicai. Ballet, called, TKE WOOD-CUTTERS, Compofed by Mr Lassells, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Principal Characters, Mr Lassjls, and a Lady from the King's Theatre. London. GROVND ANIi LOFT}' TUMBLING, By an excellent ...
... PLAY, written by Shakespeare, calied THE WINTE R's TAL E, O R THE HAPPY DISCOVERY. (Now perfoiming at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, with the gieatcil appiaufe.) Leontes, Mr WILLIAMSON. Florizcl, Mr WOODS. Perdita, (with a Song) Mrs JACKSON; Paulina, Mrs ...
... celebrated Entertainment of THE JUBILEE. fiiTTCN cv the iate D. GARRICK, ?? [U.L THE ORIGINAL AIRS, CHORUSSES, .vr. ':it Drury Lane Theatre upwards of too Nichts fu cue mvely L i.-iiliman, (for tht- firft time) Mr WOODS. ?? Gmntitn teill he advcrlifd in ...
... and wholly under the direction of Mr Dubois. The Scenery and Decoration painted by Mr Smith, broin the Theatre Roya 1 , Drury Lane. N. B. I'b.r- . to be taken for the Boxes, of Mr Alexander at the Box-ohiee. from ten to three o'clock. Doorsopen at fix ...
... and at No. 12, (private- ?? Charier, Street, St James' Square ; and of the following bookfellers r Barker, Rlilfcl Court, Drury Lane ; Maifom, No IS7, Higll I Id- born ; Hazard, Hail, ; Palmer «jr Merrick, Oxford; Gander or 1 lodges. Sherborne; Kollafou ...
... -oo^s in the above Lie, c.-til worth their attention. LEAF GOLD. ROBERT DUMFORII, Gold-Beate-i, at his Manufac- tory No .52, Drury Lane, London, fells al! forts of COLD LEAF lor Bookbinders, Gilders, Painters .Sec Lileceeiib LEAF SILVER, both large and fmall ...