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... E E C T I O N, If'ilh the exalt Cerewoty of Chairing theficctfsful Member, as it was performed at the Theatre- Royal, in Drury lane, to crowded Audiences with univerjal Applaufe. The Baker, Mr. R OB I N S ON. Trufty, Mr. VV AYLE T. And Richard, Mr. T A ...
... Peer of the Realm, has written a letter to the King, in which he in the mod folemn manner declares his innocence. Theatre, Drury Lane.— The magnificent play of Pizar.ro was repeated on Saturday night, and from fome neceflary curtailments and judicious a ...
... Counfel be heard at the Bar Monday next. Petitions were likewife prefented by the Earl of Stanhope from the proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, againft the amendments of the bill, which were ordered to lie on the table, and Counfel to be heard on ...
... Derby certainly in that flate ** in which Ladies wifh to be, who love their Lords.” Lord Derby has relinquifhed his box at Drury Lane Theatre, intending to devote his future time to Private Theatricals. very early hour, on Sunday morning, meeting took place ...
... for part of the navy debt, winch was agreed to by the Honfe. Mr. Fox prefenteil a from the proprietors, tmllees, See. ot Drury Lane Theatre, praying for leave tor a bill enable them to remove certain obllades to tlto entrances of the id Theatre. Tie petition ...
... faid, The calamity Could not ! oocafioued by the fin of Blafphemy, for in that \ *afe it would have begun ; nor for then Drury lane would have been • fitUon firej nor Lying, for then the flames had from Weftmialter hall; uo; my beloved, it was occafioned ...
... Innholder ; the Bth Aoguft, ten in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Jofeph Lawrence and Thomas Han ifon, of White Yard, in Drury lane, the county of MiddSdex, Wool- Icn-drapeis and Partners the nth Auguft, at tea in the forenoon, at Guildhall, Isondon. Thomas ...
... called. The FASHIONABLE LOVER. Written by the Author of the Well Indian, Brothers, dte. waa performed the I'heatre Royal, Drury. lane left Seafon with Approbation, Aub'cy, Mr. HURST Lord Mr. BANISTER Mortimer, Mr. Y Colin Macle.id, Mr. Tyrrel, Mr. W H E*E ...
... •■ , ' neighbourhood. . In the annals of the Theatre, there never was fudh - And Monday was committed the fame | crowd as Drury Lane Saturday laft There John Whitehead, charged with dealing 3 , ...
... Machinery, and every minute Part of (he Decorations, perfoimcd upwarrfi Sixty Nights fall Winter, at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Corporal William, Mr. HE M L EY. Sir Harry Bouquet, Mr. MIE L L. Serjeant, Mr. MUND E N. Bouillard, Mr. NEWTON. Gau fi ...
... always a devotee to mufic, fet out for England that time of life endeavour to make eftablilhment. Ids arrival got a birth at Drury lane orcheftra to play the violoncello, which has continued ever fince as capital in his profcllion, as is plain and inoffenfivc ...
... No, 19, Corner Pope’s Head Alley, CornN No. 16, near the Sarac n’s Head Inn, Aldga And Nc. 5, B.idges-ltieet, oppofite Drury lane * BEG Leave inform their E> and the Rub lie, that they have adopt a E* which Purcha-fors Tickets may derive mu- Chance than ...