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... '(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 ...
... (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 ...
... feffions in the Old Bailey. The King returned to Buckingham houfe at five o’clock,, and in the evening the Royal Family went to Drury lane Theatre. His Grace Norfolk Harts another candidate for Cumberland, who is faid be Sir Fletcher Vane. The Earl of Lonldale ...
... father is man immenfely rich. It is rather fuppofed to have been occafioned from fome family difpute. The rebuilding of Drury Lane Theatre is to be after the French falhion, and upon a very magnificent fcale. There is to be piazza externally. The is to ...
... breakfaft, from Kew to Windfor ; the'y will remain there till Tuefday next. is reported that their Majefties will go to Drury Lane Theatre on Thurfday next; the play is not yet announced. ’■ Tfye Governors of the Ahnlverfary Meeting of the Charity Children ...
... POETS CORNER. An Oecajicnul Prelude, performed on Friday nigh 1 for thefrji time, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane' on the happy Recovery of HIS MAJESTY. RECITATIVE. ANGELS of Harmony from Heaven defeend I Sweet minifters of prailc, your fuccour lend ...
... to fuppofe, that the new farce entitled the Beggar on Hor/eback will not be performed this feaion at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, and that the comedy of the Dupe is alfo poftponed. But Fielding’s Tumble-donun-Dhk, or Phaeton in the Suds, is already ...
... Alifs Callander, fifth daughter of John Callander, E(q; of Craigforth. Sunday, Willoughby L?cy, Elq; late Joint Patentee of Drury-lane Theatre, Mifs Elizabeth Jack fon, of Han well. Tuefday, Bethnal G re’en, Mr. Mar- '» tm, jun. of Fenchurch-ftncet, to Mifs ...
... Court they gave up the capital part when Havilard Le Mefuricr, Efq; was fworn, and depofed that he was at the plr.y-houfe of Drury-lane, on the 19th of January, 1787, that he faw the prifoner there, and that at the end the play, he left his party to meet his ...
... five, Dec. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Meil. and Roberts, Monument-yard. Il'aac Ealhnan, of White-horfe-yard, Drury-lane, Middlelex, cheefemonger ; to furrender Nov. 23, 24, Dec. 26, five, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Meff. and Bigg, Ca ...
... Carlow, one of the people called Quakers, and to Mrs. Phoebe Carlton, who died tire preceding day. Tuefday, Mrs. Fortier, of Drury-lane Theatre. Same day, Mr. John Berry, bookfeller, of Dove-lane, Norwich. On the April, at the Grand Caymana, in the 67th year ...
... apprehended, but fear her properly was gone too far to be recovered. In fhort, fince the prefence of the King of Denmark Drury-lane Theatre, we never remember to have witneffed fo aftoni(hing concourfe of people, aflembled on any fimilar occafion—even ...