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... Blues.—On.Wednefday, at High Wycombe, univerfally lamented, by a large circle of friends and relations, Mr. John Fawcett. of Drury Lane Theatre, he was an affeelionate huf- . band, a tender parent, and a fincere friend.--A few days ago fliddenly, at Claybrook ...
... m . Parlia ent. . _ _ • - - The following are the particulars of the late Transfer of Property in tile Theat-e Royal of Drury Lane. Mr. Lacey has parted with his ene 14.-ivy-6 Mr. Sherid In, who is the foie Purchafer: tile Price we nre well informed, ...
... bought nor had mote than,three Pairs in my Life, Two Pair I bought of Thomas Mil- ward, which fold to John M'Ley, in Little Drury- Lane, London • the m. other Pair I bought of Willia Jones, and I fold them to a very worthy Gentlernart in this Tow,n : If the ...
... Right Hon. the Marquis of Granby, John Wilkes, Efq; and the Rev. Mr. C. Churchill, feated tileinfelves in the fame Box at Drury-Lane Theatre, and received on the Occafion filch. loud Shouts of Applaufe froat the Spcdators, as for fo.ne Time interrupted ...
... viCted, viz. William Baylis, for breaking into the Houle of Dignity of a Baronet of the and rcviv'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane, with great AppLuf:. and Mr. Worrell of Kinfare, and healing from thence upwards of Succefs, at the Time of Mr. Powell's ...
... late Earl of Bath. It was currently reported Yefterday, that David Garrick, Efq; had difpofed of his Share of the Patent of Drury Lane Theatre to his Brother Mr. George Garrick, Mr. Holland, and Mr King. We hear from Brufrels that the People have rifen there ...
... Gentleman well known in the literary World. A few Days Mace, Mr. Inchbald, of the York Theatre, and who formerly belonged to Drury- Lane Play-honk, fell down in a Fit at York, and expired inimedia tely, Yefterday at the Public Office in Bow-Street, Mr. William ...
... EDITIONS Of the . following . 1 3 L A Y _S, All performed this Scafon - with univerfal Applaufe at the Theatres Royal in Drury - Lane and Covent-Garden, publiffied by W. Griffin, in Catherine-Street, in the Strand, and may be had of all the principal B ...
... -Wales. • XXII. Aaion of Light and Sound-. XXIII. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mtifick. Addrefs to Youth. Prologue on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Roles; from Aufonius. The happy Filherman. From a dying Lady to her Hufband. Epigrams, Epitaphs. XXIV. Hiitoricai ...
... fire Lord . Derby, finding that the Stage no longer poffeffes any attradions for him, has relinquifhed his . private box at Drury Lane Theatre. His Lord(hip now means to faerifice every other pleafure at the ihrine of domeflic A Journalift, after detail:ng ...
... complaining of the Managers of the Theatres refuAng Adinittance at the End of the third Mt of a Play for half Price : And at Drury. Lane Theatre, in the Evenina, upon drawing up of the Curtain, when Meffrs Obrien and Holland began the Play, they were interrupted ...
... . „ weir fJ,iJue3, ccompanted by the •• • -Princefs Pri;rcefs - Augittta, Prince taWzitd, were . at the Theatre-Royal, Drury• Lane, ter the time this feafon, • attended as ,uftial.• drefred . in a. plain , lrad, , Coloured . • the 04..1en in brown latin„ ...