Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... price 13s. the fecund, twenty-eight, price 14s. 6d. in fingle numbers at 6d. each. London: printed for C. Lowjdes, No. 66, Drury- Lane ; and fold by J. Shave, Ipfwich Pcarfon, Noiwich; Keymer, Colchtller; R:ickhani, Bury; Dyball, Bungay ; Sewell, Harleilon; ...
... Abel Dauccse, Mr. BUNN. which will be added a Farce, never here, (revived and adapted thisSeafon for the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, with univerfal Applaufe) call’d. The MALE COQUET* Or, SEVENTEEN HUNDRED SEVENTV-FOUR. To begin at Half an HourafterSiz ...
... htmfelf take his trial it the next affixes for Wicklow, Ireland, charge baving^marifcfed the-Earl of Mesth in a duel. .‘, Drury Lane Theatre hold* 1828 the boxes, Which, 6s. makc’g/jtH. 84. •; the Pit Bcto, at as. sd. 140!. Fsrft GSllcty 675, « 2s. Dppe* ...
... Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Renr Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. ,i 6. They write from Weimar, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great Reward was offered ...
... priibners were tried at the G.d Bill/, one of whom v. as capitally convicted, viz. Sarah Freih water, for fi ceding in Drury. lane, a .valch and is. privately from tne perion or VV . Morrifon. Thirteen were cait for traafpoitauon ; one branded j one whipped ...
... prefented the laft reviv'd Tragedy, (alter'd by Mr. Garrick from Beau- mont and Fletcher) as perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane with general Applaufe, call'd, PHILASTER. To which will be added, The DUCE IS IN HIM. N. B. The Company finifli for this ...
... Waring, Birmingham, japanner. Jof. Mollins, Weft .Coker, failcloth-maker. Robert Ho_ke__y, Chefter, merchant. Jof. Weft, Drury- lane, taylor. Wm. Bethell, Covent- garden, fruiteter. T. Wapfhott, Tufton-ftreet, carpenter. T. Sill, jun. Heworth Shore,potter ...
... Bailey, George Barrington, for Healing a gold watch, gold chair, and leal:., the property of Mr. Bagfhaw, in the pit ?? of Drury-lane theatre, was acquitted. Mr. Baglhaw heard his watch drop, but could fay from whom, Barrington was (landing by him. The judge ...
... the ground-landlord of Old Drury and Covent Garden Theatres; at the Hay-market he has an intereft, by his claims upon the Drury- lane Company : and at the Pantheon he is a patron a creditor in a very interefting proportion ! 14- The impoitant matter in queftion ...
... Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Hen Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. 16. They writs from Wcimnr, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great Reward was ofi'eicd ...
... Norwich. AT the Theatre in Bury, on Wednclday the of Odfobcr, will be prefented a Tragedy, (as netlormtd the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane) call’d, ALONZO. With ENTERTAINMENTS. To which will be added a Dramatic Sketch, (never performed there) played at the Theatre ...
... MefTis. Palmer and Bar- rett, againtt the commitment of Juitice Hyde, who, on an information laid by the carpenters of Drury- lane and Covtiit-gaiden 'Theatres, convicted them of acting at the Koyal Ciicus, culinary to the aft made againfl unlictnfed ...