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... Council was held* previous to his Majefiy's return to the Qnrcr.’s Houfe to dinner, and at night the Royal Family went to Drury Lane Theatre. This day Mr. Pitt will give a dinner to feveral of his Majefty’s Miniflers, when the perfons will be fixed on in ...
... Houfe being refumed, adjourned until to-morrow. Their Majefties and the Royal Family were, on Tuefday night, prefent at Drury-lane Theatre, at the performance of the Grecian Daughter, which was fupported the ufual excellence of Mrs. Siddons. His Majpfty ...
... to the Emperor, commands, is highly impatient to emfpirit in a military undertaking about duik, dreadful affray W-alley, Drury-lane. The com° both fexes and in the courfe of received wotind in the head • which terminated her life two morning. The offender ...
... every Monday daring the fitting of Parliament. Lalt night their Majefties, accompanied by the elder two Princeffes, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their prefence ; Mrs. Siddons was not to have appeared until Wednefday, but by roval command Ihc played the ...
... Wellminffer*. in the county Mid■ Baker, Dealer and Chapman. ’N* . p nignt their M-ajefties, the Prlncefs Royal, Augufta, went to Drury-lane Theatre and Cceur de Lion. They were by Lady HoldernefTe, Lady Harcourt, Waldegraye, Lord Salifbury, his Grace tn Lord Arnhcrll ...
... fociety. Report fays, that the Public are likely to lofe their old and favourite performer Smith, .whole article: with the Drury-lane Managers expire with the prefent fealon. Mr. Smith has trod the boards with deferved elleem thefe thirty years, his firft ...
... ly deferibing all the Work net in the PksiTure Ground and Flower-gardee, the Year. Printed for J. Barker, RulTcl-court, Drury-Lane ; Whitaker, Ate-Maria-Lane j and W. Fleet-ftccet. And fold Simmons and Kirkhy, and Flacktcr Canterbury Filher, j GUinaan ...
... five, and 2d of De- , at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Skutt, Aliff-ftreet, Goodman’s-fields. of Princes-llreet, Drury-lane, Wt'flininfter, in of Middlcfex, Soap-boiler, Dealer and Chapman ’knderon the 31ft of Odlober, on the Bth of November, of ...
... parties ; and we are forry to fay fome lives were 1011, and many much wounded and bruii'ed. Public Ledger. In the farce of Drury-lane on Saturday night, Mr. Baddeley gave the following toaft in his charafler : The Sovereign, and may the fhield of Providence ...
... duties upon goods, without the confent of both Houfcs. ThornpTon's Tancred and Sigijmunda wis reprefemed on Thun day night Drury-lane, before their Majelbes, the Princefs Royal, and Princefs AugUlla, Their Majcftieswcre attended by Lady Effingham, Lord Salifbury ...
... dated Jan. 3, fays, On Saturday laft died the Lunatic Afylum, where he had been refident near three years, Mr. formerly of Drury-lane Theatre. During his refidencc in the he never the jeaft violence of temper, but always appeared with the mildnefs and innocence ...
... Saturday fe’nnight died at Edinburg Baddeley, late of the Theatre Royal there, merly a principal performer in the Theati Drury-lane. The once famous Pcrdita (Mrs. Robinfoi few days fmce. in indigence and obfeurity. Another fatal inftance of the unhappy ...