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... Prinrefs Royal, and tier tr.*fl next fifta.*, the Piince of Walts, Bifliop of Ofnaburgh, and Prince William Henry, went to Drury-lane theatre, to fee the Tempeft, and the comic opera of the Quaker. The concourfe of people aflernbled in the pit was fo great ...
... wil) be performed - N W COMEDY, call'd THE T* *I M B-S. (As now a-ting with univerfi! Applaufe at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane,) Colonel Moontfnrt, Mr. K.mlle. Sir William Woodley, Mr Jobnfon, (hit firft Appcamnce on tbii Stage.) C'ounfellor Ccl- ...
... aged above 50, whofc Tongue dropt into her hand about 12 days before flic died. Mifs Jarratt, formerly ofthe Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, and who in the year 1778 performed feveral times at the Theatre in this town, and received tbe grcatefl applaufe, dropped ...
... is taken 'and ranfomed for 1000 guineas. The papers are miltakcn in faying, that Mifs Jarrat, who formerly belonged to Drury-lane Theatre, fud- denly dropped down dead a few nights fince, on the ftage of the theatre at Plymouth, as flic was perform- ...
... every other Species of Theatrical Entertainment worthy Notice j and the mofl celebrated Performers, at the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, Covent-garden, Haymarket, and on other Stages (public and private) in different Parts of the Kingdom. Including ?reatVaricty ...
... Species of Theatrical Entertainment worthy of Notice i ond fpoken by the moft celebrated I'ertormers, the Theatres Royal Drury.lane, Covent-garden, Hay. market, and other Stages (public and private) in differ, ent I'antof the Kingdom. Including great Variety ...
... call'd the GENEROUS IMPOSTOR : Or, The FAIR N D. [Written by the Rev. Mr O'Byrn, Chaplain Lord Howe, and perform'd at the Drury-Lane, with great Applaufe] The principal Characters Mr. KEMBLE, I Mr. CHALMERS, Mr. INCHBALD, J Mr. BAILEY, Mifs SCRACE, and ...
... Comedy, called, The BELLES STRATAGEM, with the Farce of Lovb A-la-Mode.* Squire Groom, by Mr SUETT, from the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane. [His firft appearance this feafon.l *N.B. A* Mr. Wilkinfon has engaged the Sheffield Theatre daring the Races, there will ...
... Mnfical Eaiertaimont The Wifhes ; Or, 1 Say Nothing (As PcrformM feveral Nights with Applaufe laft Seafoa the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) Booze, S U E T T. Wheatear, Mr I N C H B A L D, 'Squire Solemn, Mr BAILEY, Belphegor, Mr G. Colin, Mr TYLER. Dame Din ...
... Evening, July 2, 1781, will be prefented, the lad New TRAGEDY, call d DISSIPATION. (As performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with great Applaufe.) Sir Andrew Acorn, Mr WILKINSON, CharLes Woodbine, Mr CUMMINS. Alderman Uniform, Mr U E T L Ephraim ...
... *of foot, is promoted to a Lieutenancy in that corps. Saturday fe'nnight was married at Bevy's York, Mr. the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, London, to Miff Weft yount lady greatly diftinguWhed along her brother, a* tracer kt the principal theatres in this .. ...
... BELL's Edition of JA E SHO R E, Tragetly, as written dirtinguilhing alfo the variations of the Theatre, as performed at Drury-Lane. is remarkable that this Edition the completed, and molt ufeful of any that has ever been publifhcd, it is printed oomplctcas ...