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... during thei g W th, ‘.‘fi o the nm n.,:r&r-:.bum. .m,me.. &c. London. - Acd - Mr. K +Ri-A N, From the Theatres Roya! Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, a.u.,.munanmpwd the Apacreontic. Society, London, who has inguithed himfelf in the mofk emuneat Manner in ...
... William Egerton, of Little Trinity-lane, inftirance- - tioker, Jan. 27, Feb. zr. March a, at Guildhall. James fearne, late of Drury,lane, vieluailer, Jan. t 3, Feb. 2, March 2, at Guildhall. DivIDENDs to he made to CIEDITORS. ,lan. 20. Richard Thurgood, of ...
... the BENEFIT of Mr. HAMILTON. ON WEDNESDAY Evening, MARCH 3, will be prefented the laft new Comedy Las it DI performing in Drury-Lane) called THE FARM HOUSE. The Songs of Poor jack, and Six Bottles more, b ITI. AND. The Oration of MARK ANTHUNY J over the ...
... poffible. The favourite Farce of the ADVENTURE RS, performed a con fiderable Number of Nights Seafon at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, is alfo in Rehearfal. On Sunday next, a Charity Sermon will be preached at Wolverhampton, at the chapel of St. John the ...
... Groube, 4tt, Kenninsqon, Surrey, Baker. of HalefwOrth, Suffolk, Mer- l oi: 44l f°P, of Salford, Lancafter, Innkeeper. of Drury-lane, Ginger-bread-baker. • from Prance and Holland. „. 11 1 ..7 18. Accounts are received of a in which General Bibikow havthe ...
... prefented, A new COMEDY, called The'School for Grey Beards. (Written by Mrs. Cowley, and as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with uuiverfal Applank.) - Don Alexis by Mr. Hull, Don Henry Mr. Rowfvvell. Don Jafper by Mr. Davies, Don Sebaftian by ...
... the county VV aged. Man, in the Capacity of a Writer in an VT No. 87, Bull-ftreet, Birminghatin .under the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with uuiverfal Alin Matter, eldeft non Attorney's Office. One who has beast in that Situation Sandtion of a collegiate ...
... acquitition. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STRE'F.T. An examination of a fervant-snaid far. robbing her - matter, Mr: Yates, late of Drury-lane Theatre, of a number of articles of value, took place; the means by which the theft Was difeovered, are rather fingular ...
... and at No. 12 (private Houfe) Charles-itreet, St. James's-Square; and of the following Bookfellers ; Barker, Ruffel-Court, Drury-Lane; Marfom i No. 187, High-Holborn; Man lon, King-ltreet, Weitminftcr; Lunn, Cambridge; Hazard, Bath; Palmer and Merrick, Oxford; ...
... Hill, a the Strand, deal3ers, Nov, '22, 26, D‘C. - 25, at Watford, Hertfordihire, taylor and 27, Dec. 25, at Guildhall. of Drury-lane, Middlefex, baker, 2 S, at Guildhall. cfc, v. -r ts, of Black-friars-road, curry, nut , 24, Dec. ac, at Guildhall. c-ottherwile ...
... Pantomime is got up with flri6.l Adherence to the original story, and awerfornied upwards of 100 Night iat the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to crowded Audienets. Robinfori Crufoe by Signior Roffi, Pantaloon' by Mr. Grey, Lover by Mr. Noke, and Harlequin Friday ...
... Pantomime is got up with ftriet Adherence to the original Story, and as performed upwards of too Nights at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to crowded Audiences. The Door s to be, opened at Six, and to begin prccifcl7 at Seven o'Clock. Boxes 3s. Pit 2i. Gallery ...