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... ROYAL, MANCHESTER Monday next, January 17, 1777, will prefrnted laft new Tragedy (»s it is now performing the Theatre Roya , Drury Lane, with great Applaufc, crowded Audiences) call'd SEMIR A M I S. Atftcus, Mr. Powell; Allures, by Mr. luchbald; Oroes, Mr ...
... performed for Mr. BARRY’* benefit on Wcdntid-y iur, bat been acb.d a great Numb, of Night* wi uuivduj at the Theatre-Royal Drury Lane, and »u alfo performed by the present Company with great Sue* celt lafl Summer, at the Theatre in Birmingham The Jockey ...
... Alter the Play, will be MUSICAL INTERLUDE, performed a great Number of Nighli, with pniverfal Applaufe, the Theacrcs-Royal Drury Lane and the thy-Market, call'd The RECRUITING SERJEANT- The Serjeant (with thecelebrated-Song, of O what a charming thing'* ...
... revived all Congreve's Comedies; ard the Play of LOVE for LOVE having been performâd this Seaton both at Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, and (being pruned of all the little Indelicacies which have formerly tendered it exceptionable) received with the greateft ...
... RURAL GRACE. To performed by Children of this Town, with proper l>rc(]i», as i: was performed 37 Night, the Theatre-Royal, Drury -Lane. Tickets and Maces to he had of Mils Weft, at Mr. ’. . 1- worth’s, Fruiterer, St. AnnVlquarc; ol Mr. eft, at Mr. I hithian’ ...
... With tlic original Mufic, a* perform’d by Mr Slingfby, great Number Nights, and afterwards by Mr. Weft, the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Running Footman, by Mr. Weft; Shepherdef*, Mil* Wert; Frenchman, Mr Hcrryman Sailor, Mr. Bank*; Spaniard, Mr. Bate*; Dutchman ...
... and Lady Randolph, Mrs. Ward. With Mulical PRi.LI DE, rformed for feveral Nights with great ApplauTt, the Theatre-Royal, Drury -Lane, culled. The THEATRICAL CANDIDA i The Characters Mr. Tannett. Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Wat- Ton, and Mil's Sharpe. With Singing ...
... Tragedy tbeHEßoisc iheCAVE, or Innocence Imprifoned, which hn been performed with ooiverfal Applanfe, at the Theatre- Royal. Drury Lane, London, now Rehearfal at out Theatre, and will be prefcoted, for the fir ft Time, To-morrow Evening, with the Ode of Light ...
... bepetfotnud (tot the Time) new Mufical Entertainment, (nought out, aud aided many Night* this Seafun the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane, with univerfal Appiaufe. called The QUAKER, the Pan* Mt- Powell, Mr. SiJJon*, Mi. Cianefoo, Mif* Brett, and Mif* Fatten ...
... Mickovinij, late of Harm ary-hill, near Creenv'fh, the County cf Kent. Alerckunt. 7. John Bernard Aleytr, of Princes-Jireel, Drury lane, in the County of MiddUfex, Sugar-refner. Dealer and Chapman. July it. William Merrick, late cf St. Dunjlans-liil, London ...
... William Tong 1, of Fever foam, l lie county Cj Kent, Greet. Dealer and Chapman; Guildhall, Loudon. 16. Hugh Will’ 'mi, of Drury lane, the C'.unty if Mxddlefex, H-berdaJher, Dealer and Chapman; Guildhall, London. , _ , at. James Oliver, of Tavi lock. in ...
... thcmfitlvct on fnch Occafions. The Lad New Comedy of (he RUN A WAY, out This Stall*, and now performing the - re- Royal, Drury-lane, crowded Audiences, w.tb -t--gteated Applaufe, will adted at our iXk day next, for the Benefit of Mr. YOUNGER, ♦s' which ...