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... Thoma.s Boylfton, of Nieholas-ijiie, merchants. Thomas B**>yllton, of Lon- don, merchant and infurer. William Bifhdp, of Drury- lane, cheefemouger. William Field, of CuperVßridge, f-roviiion-f-ct or. Henry Hefkcth, of Chefter, wine- merchant. James Robertfon ...
... tbe gallant a£lion of the nth of O^ober. Wednefday Mr. Archer, from the Theatre, Edinburgh, made his lirft appearance at Drury- lane Theatre, in the character oi&hylock, and was received with great applaufc. Upwards of 9000 pcrfons formerly employed in ...
... of ISath, it the Trudge, and his wife the Vt'i.wflti. -Mifi Brett, N.trcifla.— liruhani, the new Operatic performer at Drury -lane, (a lew) nephew to Lioni, andfirlt coiilin to tin nuificd l.lif', A-tahtius— (lis real name Abrahams. — llendcy it retired ...
... credit The paflhd fcndiiiletn ordHr gtsft rifo Aerior 1 Ahyf2te2SSrifis! retirement difpofed to remainder lift in quiet I DRURY LANE I evening par-I for irft adventurers am a travelling I I Ml tin malt remait of opulent I family The peculiar I citieen impof-I ...
... late indifpofition. The play 01 the Cajlle Spell. 1, w.iich has been per- formed this feafon upwards of forty night, at Drury- Lane llst.ute 10 crouded houfes, with unbounded appiaufe, has unifutully met with proportionate fuc- cel's ill every provincial ...
... genitta, ] A new comedy entitled tie yew, written by Mr. Cumberland, was lall night p- iformed with great applai.lc at Drury- lane theatre, The pur- pole of this drama is to rcpreleiit an . li, li-Sbyhei, that is to fay, a Jm feeling, gercrous, and lym- ...
... 0i6 b ?? Wedficlilay a Tragedy, called Almet .a . . Ir.r r 'it, Written l.y Mlo la i-, v,- I • -r I'll, tl.t* •ell ?? a! Drury lane Theatre. 'I 1: v - . i . • .- -■! lu ...
... wbo wai fulled from above tor that purpofe,anu t liter- fully übeyetl the fumxons, Lurti ?? ive and Colonel Phipps went m Drury- lane, and informed the Managers uf the happy new*, which ?? announced to the audience, the iiiullr and pcrtbriiieri joined in ...
... the Lailv of thofe the hai permiftion to invite. A new Comedy, called, ** Knave nr Net, wa* performed the firn time at Drury -lane Theatre, un Thurfday night, and is generally underlined to be the pro lurtion of Mr. Uol cr o ft. It met wjth great snppn ...
... the firft time at the Haymarket theatre and received with unbounded Jt is thepen of MrCsuM jun the mufic by Arnold The Drury -lane Company perform next in Haymarket Opera-houfe fplendid theatre will undergo the neceflary alterations for that porpnfe Accounts ...
... eiily of fcriveoer— jun BATH ON TUESDAY of be perforat’d New Comedy -calBQ The J E W R CUMBERLAND Efq Perform’d at the Drury -Lane with the Apptaufe Frederick Mr Dimona Charles Ratctiffie Mr Ellifton Sir Stephen Bertram Mr Charlton jabal Mr Biggs Saunders ...
... brave and Ikilful Commanders to that on which (hould be infig-nificant our exiftenceas a nation is precarious THEATRE— DRURY-LANE rTHE of Wednefday night laft facred to the and Children the brave fell in of their Country’s honor— and to honor Nation ...