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... Apprehenfions to him : After much Entreaty, he at lafl: confefled that he had conceived fo violent a Paflion for Mifs F , of Drury-Lane Theatre, that Exift- ence was become a Burthen to him. Our Cor- reipondent, who was prefent* informs us, that the young ...
... of each. 1.20,000 iS Total Val. I. 40,c00 t *ha -tvit G . Vrcll-eflablifhed OFFICE, (No. E E T, Covent-Garden, oppolite Drury-Lane Theatre, are now delivering their Legal and perfealy fecure Adventures, which they . prefume will be found at leaf} as ...
... merchantmen, for the Welt Indies; but the wind was unfavourable. edncfdzj night Mr. Crawford appeared, for the firft time Drury lane theatre, in the character of Othello he has evidently had many parlour rebearlals, and owes much to the attention and folicitude ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... t. Upon Wednefcays md Fridays in Lent.â A Lyric Ode, on witches, fame?, and the aerial bcii-gi of Shakefpeare, at Drury-lane lhe .re* On the fame u.ys, in London, Bath, and fometimesin Brif- ?? Pagan ft iries of « Alexander-, Fealt, Acis and Gala- ...
... Play and Farce, the COMIC DANCE of the COW-KEEPERS, fo much -approved of on Wednefday Eveniifg, by Mr. & Mifs WEST, from Drury^lane Theatre. To 'iebicb toill be added, a Comic Opera, of Two A&sy. call'd The P. AD L O G K. Don Diego, Mr. Baffet ; Leander ...
... carefully to POST-COACH ANGEL-INN Lady Craven's Ccmedy of the Miniature Picture by the Hen Mrs Hobart at Newbury by Mrs Abikgton Drury-lane IVritten Mr Jek yil men like fix’s energy confin’d In full drefs black ftalk Hive walk ftiil flippant Epilogue It fupport ...
... Sir, year’s, Sec. LETTERS and from the late DAVID GARRICK, EJ SCON after the late Mr. Garrick had purchafed a moiety of Drury-lane Theatre, he difcovered the company wanted a confiderable recruit of low actors : .the choice of thofe he generally paid ...
... immediately after the. re- cefs, on a motion of Mr Liehard Fitzpatrick, for traiteroufly combining with a certain aclrefs of Drury Lane, to blaft and deftroy the fenutorial talents of a well known Patriotic Orator, by cauiing to be adminiilered in his cup ...
... LETTERS to anJfrom the late D. GARRICK, Eff. SOON after the Mr. Girrick had moiety of Drury-lane Theatre, the company required conliderable recruit toev actors j in the choice of thoie he gent aily p«ij an attention to perfon and lirok, more t,.a to genius; ...