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... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...
... and Mifs Capon.—T vhi th will be added the new MuEcal Entertaintment,,called The P A D L ''o C K. As it was performed at Drury ,Lane Thcatife 6o Times with univerf;il Applabfe. , • Leander Mr. Moor, Don Diefo Mr. Partons, Palmer.—Leonora Mils Mathews, Uifula ...
... St. James's; and in the 'Evening they all went to the Opera Houle in the Hay-Market His Danifh Majefty intending to go to Drury Lane Heufe on Tuefday Night, the Play was advertifed to begin atSeven oClock. At Seven the Houle was quite full. The King of ...
... W. Hogarth and Mr. C. Churchill. Debates in the Senate of the Appointment of a Regency. A ( ,:tical Balance of the PerWe Drury Lane Theatre for the (aft Seaton, in which their various Excellence are didinaly fettled, An Idea of a perfea Family Phyfician ...
... THEATREs-RoiAL in. LONDON, :reamed) , called- The JEALOUS WIFE., (As it was perfoimed this Winter' at the Theatre Royal ire Drury- , Lane, witk univerfal Appla:ofe) • Mr. Oakley Mr. Hull, Major Oakley Mr. Yak:neer, Ruffet Mr„ Walter; Lord Trinket Mr. Creffwick ...
... wet n the As.--To which will be added the lart New Mufical Entertainment, called The P A D . L 0 C As it was.perfoimed at Drury Lane Theatre Go lidles with univethi Applaufe. _ __ • _ Leander Mr. Moor, Don Diego; Mr. Parfons; Mune° Mr. Palmer.--Leonoo Mifs ...
... Mifs Capon.—To which will be added tilt laft New MuficalEntertainment,ealled The' P ADL .0 C K. As it was performed at Drury. Lane Theatre 6o Tirnes with univerfal Applauft. Leander Mr. Moor, Don Diego Mr. Wrightim, Moog° Palmer.—Leonora Mifs Mathews ...
... the Choirs of Lichfield, and many Chorus Singers from various Parts, •and a Number of Performers from the Orchettra of Drury_ Lane, who afilfted on this Occafion. From Church the Band fung in full Chorus, This is 'the Day, a Holiday?, a Holidayl Drive ...
... Dancing. To which will be.athied a Farce, called The .S C 1-1 O 0- L -B O Y. (As performed ao Nillits at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane.) The School Buy Mr! Scamper, Young Rakiih Mr. Nniveton, Major Raki(h Mr. Brookes, Father Bev.ediet Mr. Moody, Friendly ...
... Strand. of whom may he bad, NEW'EDITIO Of the following PLAY All performed this Seafon with univerfal the Theatres Royal in Drury - Lane and are juft ptibliflied by W. Griffin, in Cather.in4 the Strand, and may be had of all the pri g fellers in England, Price ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...