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... On Saturday evening the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, opened for the winter, although, from the time of year, and the fu.try beat of the weather, there could be neither impropriety nor mifnomer in declaring that the was fummcr. The Play and Afier-piecc were ...
... And Gradus, Mr. LA-M A S H. (Of the Thestre Royal, Drury lane.) Charlotte, Mrs, BAKER. And Elifabeth, Mrs. DAWES. prevent any idea of the above Gentlemen performing again, alter Thuifday Mr. HURST beg» Leave to aflure the Public, that that wfil pofitivcly ...
... to this city, where it was interred with every poffible honour. Sunday afternoon the fon of Mr. Garner, coachpainter, in Drury lane, a child between two and three years old, being iefr alone for a few minute* in the kitchen, bis cloaths, by fome accident ...
... '(gj?L AMUSEMENTS n LONDON, fen. the Sprightly Month of may. The Opera, three times week Drury Lane and Coveat Garden Theatres—every right. Sadler’s Wells Entertainments-ditto, The Royal Circus—ditto. Ranelagh—three times a week. Benefit Concerts-—twice ...
... 17th and 3.1 ft of May, and of June, at eleven each day, at Guildhall, London. ACtorncy, Mr. AQifield, Brow .low-ttreet, Drury lane, vard Latter, of PrinceVftrecc, Red-lion-fquare, in the county Midnlefex, carpenter, dealer and chapman ; lurrender on ’ ...
... 15th of Fer Uar )» eleven, Guildhall, London. Attotney, Mr. Girdlers.ha'l, fticer. dividends to be made d-i .m Cailos, of Drury lane in the coanty of Middlefex, obacctnift, Dea’er and Chapman; on the id of February, at ten, at Gui.diiall, Lond.jn. Ck Geo ...
... Higgons, of Elannerchrugog in Denbighlhire.—James Lewis, Efq; late a Grenada merchant.—Mr. Gi Is, belonging to the treafury of Drury lane theatre.—Stephen Townley, of Chertfey.—At Enfield, Mr, Abraham Lung, a fpeaker of the Quakers, lately a man’s mercer in ...
... relict of Robert Simpson, Esq; aged 102 years. Thursday night, at Islington, aged 82, Mr. Smith, father of Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, --- Monday, at Bath, Mr. John Davis, formerly a Member of that Corporation.*Sunday last, at York, John Cuthbert ...
... Auguft. at eleven, the Peacock Inn, in Boflon. George Spenoer, Nathaniel Watts Spencer, »nd Spencer, Brownlo jv-ftreet, Drury lane, in the county Middlefex, Mattra/s makers, Dealers and Copartners; the jilt ot Auguft, at five, at Guildhiil, London, C ...
... (Drur y-Lane.) Nearly the fame opinion might be given of The Life and Death Sir Walter Raleigh, which was revived on Monday Drury- Lane. Our dramatic readers need not be informed it is deftitute of contiivance as fabie--rhat tire are not drawn with tiuth or ...
... pulling down, in order to clear the ground for the foundation a new Theatre, which is to be built there for Mr. Palmer, of Drury- lane, who, are allured, has taken a leale of the fame for three hundred years. The builders have entered into engagements with ...
... animadverfiuns upon Cardan, declares could make fuch another machine with the grcatell facility. THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. Drury Lane 7 hsatre. Friday evening Mrs. Wells played Ifabella in Southern’s Tragedy of The Fatal Marriage. appearance in that character ...