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... 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- ...
... night Mifs Kemblc, formerly of the Theatre in Leeds, made her appearance in Alicia, in Rowc's Tragedy of Jane Shore, at Drury Lane Theatre, London.— From the circumftance of her being Mrs Siddons's filler, the attention of the audience was directed towards ...
... NEW FARCE, mmr perform'd here, call'd, TOO CIVIL BY HALF. [As perform'd with uiiiverfal Applaul'e at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane.} The ORIGINAL PROLOGUE, by Mr. KNIGHT, (frost the tbeeitre-Royal, Edinburgh) Sir Toby Treacle, Mr. INCH BALD. Buftle, Mr ...
... will be idded, a New Farce, in 3 Acti, nevir per- formed here, called The FARM HOUSE. Al performed tt the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with anivrrfal Applaufe. Modeley, Mr Darcy ; Freehold, Mr Kennedy; Shackle- figure, Mr Southgite; Sir John Englifh, Mr ...
... Latimer, Mri Lcng j Penelope, Mm, French; And the Character of LADY PARAGON, By Mils VARR X N, (Of the Iheaiie- Royal, Drury. Lane; her lirlt Appearance SINGING by Mils M. FARREN. T'l it li.l, will be added, A Dramatic Romance, eallcd C V M O N. t'yni ...
... be added a Celebrated Hirtoiical Romance ...
... performed here) called The REGENT. (Written by BERTIE GREATHEED, Efnulre.) Tbl Tragedy of ibe REGENT via, lefl Year received at Drury. Lane iisitb uncommon Applaufr, though obliged to be flopped in it, Run from tbe powerful Exertioni tbe Character of Diatom nquired ...
... feveral rcf'pe.lable' l.ouf-.1-eeptrs have atitltid the. fame, Call,â Mr Edward Aih, taylor, at MrCook's, butcher, No. 6-5. Drury. Lane, London, was violently afflicted with I fi.o-hu.ic, cerioilvi, painful humour on both hi* hand*, which almoit drove bun ...
... Account ot his Majclly't ProcdTlon on the Ijat of April, as repeatedly fpoke by Mr. Bannifter, Jun. at tbe Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, and the Hay Market, with uncommon Applaufe. 1 . To Conclude with a Ciaad Tranfparcnt Painting of HIS MAJESTY. And a FULL ...
... Account ol hs Majrlty's p.oceiin.l. on the 1 .d ol April, as repeatedly ipoke hy Ur. I'aun Her, |im. at the Thcatie Ro>al, Drury Lane, md the Ha) Maikct, with- uncommon > .-ipplaufc. I'o Conclude wilh 1 Ctind Tranfpart. t Painting of HIS MAjI.SIY, Anda VUI ...
... Mercutio, (firll Time) Mr Oetierton. Nurfe, Mn Leng | lady Capulet, Mrs Cummins ; fuller, Mifi Barnes, from the Theitre Royal, Drury Lane, her ftirt Appearance on thil Stage. ln Ad ill, A MASQyERADF. SCENE. Aft 4th, The Funeral Proccflion of Juliet to the Vault ...
... remains. Signed EDWARD ASH. WitnelTei in the ibove being i t.oe cafe— Mr Altxaniie,? Robertf'.n, clie-.lii.ior;.er, No, in, Drury. lane ; Mr V. m. Bosk, holier, No. ?? Hell. .11 ; Mr It-be. t I'oultou, glafi cutter. No, 16, Upper Union Court, Holirorn. t^l ...