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... to be is. ; from 511. to half guinea as 6d. and above half guinea js. This duty conjeftured would, from the theatres of Drury lane, Covent garden. Hay-market, Sadler’s wells. Opera and Vauxhall, produce 20,000!. per ann.; and from the places of amufem-nt ...
... many places excellent, an all rtfpcCUlilc. Ihe Screen the Schnoi for Scandal was little, if all, beneath what I lately in Drury lane; and placed the Edniburgh forniers, whole failure in the fame play was witnefs to, afew days before, in a very inlcrior ...
... thoufand pounds. 16. Thuifday laft died in Ruffel Street, Covent Garden, Mr ‘Thomas Davies, bookfeller, formerly belonging to Drury Lane Theatre, and author of the ¢ Life of Garrick” and of ‘¢ Dramatic Mifcellanies:” Extra& of a letter from Sheernefs, May s ...
... Counfel at the bar, a* gainft the interlude bill. Petitions of . the fame import were_received. !rot:l) the proprietors of Drury-lane and Coyentarden. \ 'sl{e fecond reading of thebill for'the vefi\x{ation of the Slave ‘Trade was deferred till Saturday, ...
... Ildgecumbe, and . M:jor Arabin, ‘The number of tickets of admiffion confined to about rco. SOOY RO T AL a 0 Mifs Farren of Drury-lane Theatre aflilts the lladies in their parts—and the prologue was furnithed bv General Burgovne. The firlt regular performance ...
... condud, has juftly entideg her to fo dittinguifhed a mark of the public favour. 2. Mr Cautherley of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, London, and pupil of the late David Garrick, Efq; has come down here to ugerfom for a few nights with Mefl. Sutheriand ...
... On Saturday laft died in the York Lunatic Afylam, where he had been refident near three years, Mr Reddifh, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre.—His merits as an altor are well known. He was particularly adraired in the charader of Pofthumius in Cymbeline ...
... lace 1o order to avoid confufion. The play-bills, zar inftance, muft run thus: By his Majefty’s fervants, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will be performed this MorXinG, the Comedy of, &c. Our evening walks would then be far more wholefome than at prefent ; ...
... mark, as we were then driving towards the New-Ina—T remember anincideat which happened to me three years ago in the pit of Drury-lane play-houfe—the pf:xY was the Clindeftine Marriage, in which T think King o zy} admirably 3 alad{ of no uncommon beauty came ...