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... the new charader of the Countefs mutt be provokingly delayed fome time, by an engagement the is under to the Managers of Drury Lane l'heatre, to perform during the whole feafon, under a penalty of three thoziand Yefterday, ax a Court of Common Council ...
... THE R UNA WA Y, as it was aaed the preceding Winter upwards of Twenty Nights fucceffively, with the highelt Applaufe, at Drury , Lane 'Theatre; in which Mr. YATES, Mils YOUNGE, Mrs. and Mils HOPKINS, and Mrs. SIDDONS, will relpeaively appear in the fame ...
... Farce of MY G RA.ND MOTHER. On Wednefday next, the ath Initant, will be per.. formed (as aded for thefe two laft Seafons at Drury- Lane ) with univerfal Approbation) The STRANGER (from a true and corred Manufcript, the Play being not yet printed). To which ...
... and Lanibert, from whom he received Sixty Pounds; being the Reward offered. The fame Night, abut Twelve, Mr. Berry, of Drury.: Lane Playboiffe, was attacked near St. Clement's Church by three Footpad., artri'd with. a Horfe Pub!, a Potket and a Cutlals ...
... called, THE. PRIZE; Or, 2, 3, 5, 8• • • • - (As performed with the moft unbounded Applaufe at the Fheatres Royal, Hay Market Drury Lane.) Lenitive, Mr. ; Label, Mr. CORNELL'S ; Mr. Caddy, Mr. MAnpocKs ; Heartwell, Mr. CiAREMONT ; Juba, Mifs STANDS. Mrs. Caddy ...
... 9. A ST Night their Majeilies, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, Princefs Royal, and Princefs Au e ,oulla, honoured •Drury - Lane Theatre with their Prefence, when Mrs. Siddons made herfirft theatrical Entree. this Seafon, in the Part of Ifabella. His ...
... CHEST. Taken from the celebrated Novel of Caleb Williams, by George Colman, jun. Efq. as performed at the'Fheatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Hay Market.—Tho Mufic by Mr. Kelly. The Part of Sir Edward Mortimer by Mr. ELLISTON; Rawbold. Mr. HARLEY ; Adam ...
... Moore, of Stone, Staffordfliire, Grocer, at • the Three Crownslun, in Stone. May S. Samuel,Sheen and Alexander Sheen, of Drury. Lane. Linen-drapers, at Guildhall. .s 4. John Copper, of Stoney-Lane, Southwark, Surrei , ‘, 'Wheelwright, at Guildhall. 19. ...
... Kelly.—With all the original Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations. Earl Ofmond, Mr. PowELL (from he Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being bir . firji Appearance here) Earl Reginald, Mr. HARLEY; Father Philip, Mr. TOWNSEND; Motley, Mr. FARLEY. Evelina ...
... a great Add;tion of the molt curous Foreign Birds that are to be met with. • His Highnefs the Duke of Gloueetter was at Drury Lane Theatre on Ssturday Night fait at the Re- Prefentation of the Malque of Alfred; and Lady 13--- L—e, who was the lame Box ...
... Middiefex, Dealer, Dee. 8, 13, Jan. is, at Guildhall. Samuel Hatterfley and George Johann, late of White pork . Yard,. Drury- lane, Middlefex, Woollen Drapers, Dec. 8, is, 'an. ta, at Guildhall. Ratiftiir, Nov. 16. This thy the Protocol was opened In ...
... Rights and Franchifes, as the Times require: Signe4 by Six of the Livery. . - At the •Entrance of their Majefty's into Drury. Lane Theatre on Thurfday Night, they were received. with univerfal Acclamactons of joy ; - and during the Play, there was not ...