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... fate. ‘The rifing of Parliament is faid to be fixed for the 2oth of June. Died, Thurfday, at Brumpton, Mr. Webtter, of Drury- lane theatre : he was red a proétor i in Dogtors Commons, but there little bufinefs he went on the ftage, and fuc- ceeded very ...
REW BOD kk B. This Day are pudlifhed, by W. WILSON, Ne 6 ame-—foreet, u al, unexampled marks of appror
... time when uudergone te the year1776, ated his theatrical the late Mr. G-rrick termin life, and quitted the management of Drury-lane Price 3 1. 985. neatly beund. Dr. Johnfo n’s Coil section of the Eung! th Poets, hical account of their Lives, printed with ...
WESTMEATH. PART of D
... undergone to the year 1776, being the time whem the late Mr. Garrick terminated his theatrical life, and quitted the management Drury-lane play-hoose. Price 3. 1Bs. neatly bound. Dr. Colleflion the Engl Oi foett, with account their Lives, printed on fin ptPe ...
JLO N DO N, Apnl 19
... Publico. Even the i« »K» So»n« Politic*. Fort Omoa was once captured on the Main, but has been fifty Times taken on the Drury-lane Theatre \ a Farce facrificed into Politics; and the Crftic, a Tragedy Rehearfcd. converted into the bell political Pamphlet ...
RCH D & This Day are publithed, by W. WILSON, No. 6 Dame-{treet, The unufoal, if not unexampled marks of
... tothe year1776, being the time when the late Mr. Garrick terminated his theatrical life, and quitted the mana gement of Drury-lane piay-houfe. Price 3]. 18s. neatly bound, Dr. ‘Johnfon’s Collection of the Eng! th Poets, with a biopraphical eccount of ...
LON DON, March i, i, ami 5
... - Royal, will l>c ot. ''atuidav iif'Xt; Jr. Scenery and Decoral ons, whiih »rr f.;itrt»ec Drury-lane'l he. lie, eKteed, {,,• any Thing of the Kind ever cxl.i».i:cd in this Kingdom. Vvlovtccr, Theffi*, Obfiriafor Simcn Purr ...
To the Proprietors of the Dublin EN). ¥ idea of 2 is, that it fhottld be.a vehicle of generabintelligence, and
... bave conftruéted their theatre, was a ware-houfe, of near one hundred feet in-Jength, in little Booter-lane, now called Drury-lane, I e after the lane where one tof the London oufes is erected. The entrance to this theatre, after you afcend fume’ fteps ...
fancydresses, I Made the moll elegant Maimer, EUftor Tnc>-, Widow Hugh Tracy, Taylor, late CaWe-U'ect, well ..
... by Mr. OWENSON. which will added, a dramatic Entertainment called. The MAID OF THE OAKS. (Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, 60 Nights with uncommon Appiaufc.) Mr. Daly, Sir Harry Grovrly Mr. G. Dawfon, Grorely Mr. Wilder, Oldworth Mr. Stephens ...
To the L A D 1 E S
... fearched’for arms, foon afier the riots. Married, Richard Tickell, Ef to Mifs ley, of Mr. Thomas t inley, one o the patentzes of Drury-lane ‘Theatre. There isa concealment in all the ope- rations of at the prefent moment, whitch aitonifhes the politican. At‘a ...
WEDNESUAY, Auctst 16, Remainter, of Packet F Ou EG NM W S. * “P’am rs, Fed) 46. HE Ras advice
... the errors 0 Popery, an.: become-a for Carlifle, will alfo dittinguiih himfelf asa firft-rate orator. . Mr. Sheridan, of Drury-lane, will alfo be emi- nent. Lord Mahon 4 nd Dr. Webb -will themfelves as moft intelligent and z ...
SATURDAY, September 30,
... the Baronet, he comes into immediate poffeilion of 1200l. per annum. Yefterday morning, Mrs. Crawford’s engage- ment at Drury-lane ‘Vheatre was finally con- cluded on, to the fatisfadion of all parties Mre. Crawford is to have 8001. her clothes to be ...