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... country. On Thuri'day night, the Difitviry, a new comedy, written by Mr. Sheridan, was performed, for the fieft. time, at Drury lane theatie, with appUufe. The principal ch*-. rafters were reprelented M r - Garrick, Mr. Shetidan, Mr. Obrian Mr. Holland ...
... the Managers of the Themtes refuting admittance.at half-prices conleqtience of which upon the drawing up of the curtain at Drury lane, MeflTrs. Obrien and Holland beginning the play were interrupted, and Mr. Garrick then came on the flagv, and attempted ...
... theatres, tbtc would as Toon nruft to campaign in Flanders, or among the Cajtawaws and Cherokees in North-America, as at Drury lane or Coveot- garden. - What add* to my misfortune, i», that there ii.no hope* of an alteration for the better. You maybe t'ure ...
... Dame •reel.——frice Three-pence. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT: a Ballad Farce, of two ACU. —As ft is perfoimed at the Theatres in Drury-lane and Smock-alley, This Day is publiiheH, the LETTERS that (Ted between H E O D O S I U S and C O N S A N T I A } after (he ...
... of, E S O Ps a Comedy, Written Sir John Vanbrugh, as it is died at the fbealrt in Smock-alley, and at the Tbeatre-Raul in Drury-lane. ROBERT DAVIS, Tinplate Worker, in Dame-ftreet, near Caftle-market. begs leave to acquaint the Public that he makes and ...
... DUBLIN. , London on Dublin y-Sths. ■xc ange Qyijj;,, London 7 t-4rh to 7 t-ha!f. Mrs. Kennedy, from ihe Theatu-royal in Drury'lane, arrived here a few Days ago, and fer out for Corlte iulraed'alely, to clofe the remainder this Sea'on there. She is engaged ...
... Parts of, TJ' S O Comedy, Wiiitcn Sir John Vanbiiigh, P j is afled at the 'Theulit Sm9ck~uUtj and at the TJjeatre-Raynl in Drury-lane. JUST IMPORTED.. And to be fold at BE LLâ;. Book-Shop, in Stephenâs-fttcet, oppofire 'Airngicr-lUect. STOCK CAM BRICK ...
... by G. Faulkner, on the Blind Qwjt T (Price a Britifb Six-pence.) HE DISCOVERY. As it is performed at the Theswr Royal, in Drury-lane, and Crow-ftreer. Writtrs Mrs. Sheridaa, (the Editor of Mils Sidney Bidnlph.) ...
... Damefiroe Price Three-pence. |L OV E A T FIR S T SIGHT: a Ballad Farce, of two Afls.—As it is peifonned at the Theatres in Drury-lane and Smock-alley. Juft publiflied, the Primer hereof. Price bound n. Bd. halfp. 2s. id. The POLITE LADY: Or, a count of Female ...
... Parts of, ES O Pr a Comedy, Written Sir lohn Vanbijrgh, it aped at the Thealrr in Sntocl-aliey, and at the Thfaln-lhyitl in Drury-lane, O R E • And be fold at B E L’» Boot-Shop, in Stephen’s-(lteet, ~ oppoftte Aungier-llreet. STOCK CAMBRICK, of a new ConftrufUon ...
... -tonnage not olentloncd. i'he Loyalty parted from fleet, and bore away for Anttyua. . Yeftetday after the third mufic at Drury-lane Theatre, the audience, with one general voice, called tor Mr. Garrick, who immediately appeared, and the following qucllion ...
... Stoneybattec. Thii Day G. Faulkner, on the BliadQ? (Price a Britifh Six-pence.) THE DISCOVERY. As it performed at the Royal, in Drury-lane, and Crow-frreet. Wntß* Mrs. Sheridan, (the Editor Mil* Sidney TO be LET, for Number Yeari or . bs agreed u|Xin, Ike Hcufe ...