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... following arc copies authentic papers brought the Swallow. At a meeting of the Britifh inhabitants of Calcutta, heid at the theatre on Mon-, day July 25. 1785, in purfuance a public the High Sheriff, at the requeft reqiieft of the Grsnd Jury, on June 15 ...
... green-room of Drury-Lan- Theatre, on his return, in the following difte- fpeclful terms : — 1 have feen the man, v.nd he wants to play my parts here when lam ill ; but he has no voice., though lie ; may do well enough at a country theatre. Real genius snd ...
... died in the York Luuatick Afy- ]um, where lie had been' i eii. lent near three years- i Mr Reddiili, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre His merits as an actor are well known, tic was jjar^crrlarly admired iv the cnr.rarter of PofthuTaus, ■ ■ ; - '■ c ; ' _n„ ...
... ill of the gout at Bath. The public are fo. interefted in the recovery of their favourite little ma-nager of the Haymarket Theatre, that they will be happy to hear there is a fair profpect of his being foon reftored to their fer- vice. He writes in high ...
... Re. lcy, (who, for family reafons, formerly aifumed the name of Bailey) will, we hear, make his firi'l appearance at the Theatre Royal on Satur- day next, in a new farce, never performed here, caiiccl tire Hotel, in wiiich he will perform a prin- Yeiiei ...
... fettlements in In- ch.., of Mr Pitt's Eaft India bill. AT a Meeting of the Britilh Inhabitants of Calcut- ta, held at the Theatre on Monday the 25th of July, in pnrfuance of a public fummons by the High Sheriff, at the requell of the Grand jury, on the ...
... BLAND ; And Mrs Sneak, Mrs WILMOT- WELLS. Tickets to be had, and places fo. the Boxes taken of Mr Gibb at the Office of the Theatre. This Day is puhlijhed, Price, fifed, 5.. By ELPHINSTON BALFOUR, Eookfeiler to Ids Royal Klghr.cfs thr Prince of Wales, I ...
... Eland ;— And, Queen Dolialolla, Mrs ILIFI -. Tie ts to be had, and places for the Boxes taken of Mr Cibd at the Office of the Theatre. This day i, publifhed, Price xs.femed Obfcrvations on the Scurvy, A REVIEW of the THEORIES lately advanced on that defeafe; ...
... To the Pu&lilber of ihe Caledonian Mercury. S I R, Tilt, op-niqg c f the Theatre Ufl Saturday was to me a molt agreeable event, ahlioue.., from the bill. J was not Jed to form any very great ex- pectations of the* entertainment I v. as to receive. I fuppole ...
... hot b Houfes of Parliament, praying Re'ref, aoainfl an A3 of Parliament, ?? as delivered hy him at a meet- ing held at the Theatre in Calcutta, on the zzti of July, 178 c. /■~~tGN.SCIOUS as I feel mvfelf of my own want V-- 1 of irap_rtance ; unpraftiled ...
... khfirfi appearance on ibis fic.ge. Grave- Jigger, Mr KIPPLING. And Polonius, Mr O'RHiei.Y ; Ophelia, Mrs KEMBLE. From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, Being herfirfi affearame on this fic.ge. To which will be added, a FARC.r, icallcil THE HOTEL. I_-i_rillo ...
... Othello, Mr KEMBLE, From the Theatre Royal Covent t;ar.leii ; £eh% bis firft appearance on this Stage. Rodorigo, Mr LA-MASH; Andlago, Mr WOODS. Eniilia, Mrs WILMOT- WELLS ; And Defdemona, - Airs KEMFSLE, From the Theatre Royal. Coven; Garden ; Bei, : ...