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... Shakefbeare) called, OTHELLO, MOOR of VENICE, O T H E L L O,—Mr. GRIST, From the Theathe Royal in Drury Lane. DESDEMON A,—Mrs. KING, From the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Towhichwill beadded a Farce called The AUTHOR, Written by Samvel Foote, Efq. To begin at ...
... , Meatman. David Haywood, of Hoi bourn, Middlesex, Grocer. Richard Bcilby, Aidgate, London, Haberdartrer. Wm. Sanders, Drury- Lane, Middiefcx, Dealer in Brandies, fx. John Bowker, of Holborn, Middlefex, Upholfter. Edward Caddiek, of fiolhom, Middlefex ...
... in Burj St. EJmunJ's, on Saturday the of Auguji next, will be prefentcd thelaftNew Comedy, performed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univerfal applaufe, called The RUNAWAY. Between the Play and Farce, a modem, fentimental, crying Comedy, (never performed ...
... publiflied) With A DEFINITION of WHITTINGTON’S CAT. which will added a Farce, (never here) As performed at the Theathe-Royai. in Drury Lane, with general applaufe, called The MAN of Q_U A I T Y. begin at Six o’clock.— Vivant Rex a Regina. Tickets to he had of ...
... MACARONIES. be fpoken by Mr. Banister, To which will be added a Farce, (never afled here} As performed at the Tkeatre-Royai. in Drury Lane, with general applaufe, called The SPLEEN; or, ISLINGTON SPA. To Yin at Six o’clock. —FiiutKt Rex tt Regina. Tickets be ...
... Theatre in Bury Sr. Edmund s, on Wednesday next, Nov. i, will be prefented Tragedy, as performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lane with univerfal applaufe, call?d BRAGA N Z A, Or, The REVOLUTION of PORTUGAL. Between the Play and Farce, an Epilogue on ...
... Tankard-Street,lpfvvtch, Tuesday June the iSth, will be prefcijttd the | (t New Comedy, (as petfonned at the Theatre in Drury Lane with urivttfal Applah**-) call’d, T’he ST INDIAN. Between the Play and Entertainment-will per Mulical Interlude, (never ...
... I’trmifTion the Managers, agreeable to the prefent Mode Performance the iheaties Royal London, by Vlr. Hopkins, Prompter at Drury .Lane, and Mr. Younger, Prompter at Covent- Garden; with Notes critical and illuftrative, the ext, and the Riq.tifites necellary ...
... ell. Between t|ie and Faice, humourous Defcription of SCRUB?S TRIP to the JUBILEE fpoke Mr. Weon at the Theatre Royal in Drury* Lane, will be (poken by Mr. Dance*. To which will be added a new Mufical Piece, of Two Alts, call?d. The DESERTER. Tranflated ...
... e, houfe-carpenter. William Adams, Benfington, Oxfordlhire, innholder. George Crew, Houndlditch, coppei fmith. Rob Law, Drury lane, carpenter. Certificate to be granted. Nov. 28. Tho. Holman, Downham, Norfolk, ferivener. Bankruptcy fuperfeded. Matthew ...
... Piinteis and Partners, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Jonas Ofi'orne, of Little Britain, London, Goldfm.th. Jn. Card, Drury Lane, Miticrielex, Button-Seller. Richard Gould, of the cty of Briftol, Linntn draper. Samuel Sheen, St. Rennet, London, Coa ...
... yeiterday, mentioned his having written a letter to the managers of the Theatres with refpea to the LeggarV Opera, with which Drury -Lane opens on Saturday ; a performance which he de- clared he believed, from its vicious tendency, was Seldom acted without making ...