... E E C T I O N, If'ilh the exalt Cerewoty of Chairing theficctfsful Member, as it was performed at the Theatre- Royal, in Drury lane, to crowded Audiences with univerjal Applaufe. The Baker, Mr. R OB I N S ON. ...

... called, COW- KEEPERS. And at the End of the Play, a Dance called The nosegay. By Matter and Mifs GRIM from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, which will be added a F-\KCE called The V I R G N Unmafk’d. Goodwill, Mr. BAILEY. Coupee, Mr. B R U N O Quaver, Mr. TANN ...

... COMEDY, written by Sha\efpeare And tie FARCE -of CROSS PURPOSES. When many principal Fcrforiiicn from tl Theatres Royal Drury Lane an.t Oarden, will make their firft Appcarances.~ I he different Charaefers Will be cxprefiid the Bids for the Day, The Bor ...

... of camps and fighting; nflaes, of ambiifcades, and heroes flain, Arm’d cap on the embattled plain > Of Covent Garden, or Drury Lane. 3 One night camp, candle-light fhe Ihotvs Next an invafun without wounds or blows. Beneath the arches, our encampment nigh ...

... E E C T I O N, If'ilh the exalt Cerewoty of Chairing theficctfsful Member, as it was performed at the Theatre- Royal, in Drury lane, to crowded Audiences with univerjal Applaufe. The Baker, Mr. R OB I N S ON. Trufty, Mr. VV AYLE T. And Richard, Mr. T A ...

... faid, The calamity Could not ! oocafioued by the fin of Blafphemy, for in that \ *afe it would have begun ; nor for then Drury lane would have been • fitUon firej nor Lying, for then the flames had from Weftmialter hall; uo; my beloved, it was occafioned ...

... No, 19, Corner Pope’s Head Alley, CornN No. 16, near the Sarac n’s Head Inn, Aldga And Nc. 5, B.idges-ltieet, oppofite Drury lane * BEG Leave inform their E> and the Rub lie, that they have adopt a E* which Purcha-fors Tickets may derive mu- Chance than ...

... Corner Pope’s Head Alley, Cornhih; No - . 16, near the Saraon’s Head Inn, Aldg>tej And N ...

... loOnnti with A COMEDY, written by Shakefpeart tire FARCE CROSS PURPOSES. When niatl principal from the T-ticarres Royal ot Drury Lane and CoT.-ut Garden, will make their firft Appearances. . Tlic Box ok is now Opened Mr. Husst*« in sheep-fhank-lane j where ...

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... battalions. A correfpondent informs u:, that the comedy of the Fathers, or the Good-Natured Man, performed on Monday tail at Drury-lane, was written by Mr. Henry Fielding, fome years before his death, and that Mr. Garrick faw it at that tirfte ; that Mr. Fielding ...

... called The E L E CT I O N, With the Ceremony of Chairing the fucetfsful Member* at it was performed the Theaire' Royal* .in Drury lane* to crowded Audiences with univerfal Applaufe, The Baker, Mr. Robinfon Trufty, Mr. Waylett and Richard, Mr. Tannett. Baker’s ...