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... here, the much-adrtuie.l ?? WII O _ THE DU P £: ; T HE C O C X N E ?? W H I M. As peiformed ?? univcri'al Appl.uiie at the Theatre Royal, Dr.-.ly- l.ane. Old Doily, Mr WIT.XX ..-ON. Orangt'r, Mr W00D Charlotte, Mrs HITCHCOCK. And Miii, Doily, Mil's ...
... Mr WII.I-i:-M)N. r.-ipitcr, Mr WOOD. Ard Veiiu-,, Mrs HITCHCOCK. l'i:iet-_ for the Boxes to f-_ tafcea of Mr Curt, at the Theatre. MRS PUrrO t__gs leave to acquaint the Public, That l'.ie has mora began to teach as formerly, and has three hours in the ...
... doors to be opened at i'-ve, anel the curtain drawn up at lis c c_-_ck. Plates for the Itecs to be taken of Mr F,nt, at the Theatre. TV. D N D F. EL's S C H O L A RTb. tHE Aimiverfarv Meeting of thr NoUemen and Gentlemen t-dura- t.-d at the late Mr ...
... HITCHCOCK. C_s» On Monday,— The MERCHANT OF VENICE, with MAR- RIAGE A-LA-MODE.— Portia and Lady Racket, by Mrs SMITH, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin ; her iiill appearance on this Stage. FI GS and RAISIN S. JUST arrived, and fold in whciefale and retail, at ...
... ; And the Merchant, Mr WOODS; Jtffita, (withaSoNc.) Mrs HITCHCOCK: Nt-riira, Mil's MILLS; And Portia, i\h; SMITH From the Theatre Royal, Dublin ; To v hich will be added, a-Fan-v«nlha, MARR I A G E A-L A - ivt ODE. Sir Charles Racket, - Mr CHALMERS. ««»_- ...
... Dec.rations, Sec. t. ti-ulai'lv a ROCK SCENE;— The ORDER OF THE GARTER, .painted' by the bte MrD:-!il of Co. eat Garden Theatre);— A View of St I ?? PARK, fee. Ac-1 F-oUh-S at Paris ; Act 11. At Lady rafliion's Rout; ancl ___t 1.1. conclu.les with the ...
... Drell-s, Dec. rations. Sec. ' ?? a ROCK SCENE; — The ORDER OF THE GARTER, (painted by the late Mr l).lil oi Covtnt Garden Theatre); — -^ View ofst ?? PARK, See. Acll. 1-inilhes at I .nis ; Act H. At Lad.- I-'alliion's Rout; and Afl HI. conclude* with the ...
... l)r--';es, Decorations, Sec. p.iticulaily a ROCK SCENE; — The ORDKI- OF THE OARTER, (painted by the late Mr Dahl of Covent Garden Theatre,; — A View !l__L Kn ill __a at Paris ; Att 11. At Laelv Fallilon's Root j and Aft 111. coiielu.-les with the Order of the ...
... he introduced all the SONGS, TRIOS, O.ARTEF- IWS GLEES, a.^tl CHORCSSES tif that favourite Oi-;..ia ; as per- ?? .1 v the Theatre Royal, Caveat Garden, One Hundred Nights, ?? ta,fc MiW-KINSON; Don Antonio, Mr WOOD; And Don Isaac, KlrßAVl^r. 'ITse Dm— ma ...
... Second A-, A favourite Hornpipe, called, The 3VI E R 1 . V S A I L O R S, By Mr A L D R i D G E. Principal Dancer at the Theatre Re,-, ?? went Garden, and Mailer W H I T T O t- End of the Play, a New Comic Dauic, called RURAL M E R E IME N T. By Mr A ...
... limits Decorations, fee. Tartictilariv a ROCK SCENE; — The UKMER OK THE GARTER, (painted by the Lite Mr Dais! of Coveat Garden Theatre}; — A Vicar ...
... The I'ath.r, Mr BAII.EY. Am i the F-pli cf ia ll Mat ron, Mrs HITCHCOCK. Tickets to bt had at th e Theatre, antl of Mr Wu-USac— :, bpewfite •* • Theatre. F ORS A L F, 'THE OILS. COLOURS, CUILOINOS, MILLS for gi -inding c>- 1. lours, antl PAINTING UTENStLS ...