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... on SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, with the highly THE STRANGER. Respect and gratitude to the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, Mr Kemble thinks it only proper to mention, that no other Manager has been favouredd by them with the manuscript copy of ...
... of KING RICHARD III. Will be Performed - with THE LYAR. .Richard & Young Wilding, By Mr PALMER, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ? being his first ap- pearance in this kingdom. ?? Or FRANCE, ON A GRAND SCALE, t_- i.* Publithed, price 6.1. ( embel!ifn-*d ...
... iiV-tr-ei, ti-ablc artist, Mr Naisniith.aiiJ the Dress--, Plephants, Horses, Palanquins. Sec. &c by Mr Johnston, the Sa of Drury Lane Theatre, and are ail exactly finished SvOWS, LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN, THE ? \ND THE DOCTOR, BLUE DEVIL, and in ?? _. ths New ...
... artist, Mr Naismith, and the Dresses, Elephants, pels, Horses, Palanquins, Sec. Sec. by Mr Johnston, the ieclian'ist of Drury Lane Theatre, and are ail exactly finished lit London. LOVERS VOWS, LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN, THE EW AND THE DOCTOR, BLUE DEVIL, and ...
... performing To-morrow Ei re.: TL'l i AY, July 10. ?? will be D O U G L A S. Douglas by Mr JOHN KKMBI.E, Cf the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Glcnal. r, Mr WOODS; tandolph, Mr BELL; And U! I .. rival, Mr S. KEMBLE. Anna, Mrs WOODS ; Ar.J Lady Randolph, Mrs LEE-LEWES ...
... Mr KELLY, t . ' •Pii-iP-.e-i'nva!, Drury Lane — Being his iirfc ap- ] ?? P.i-apce in this kingdom. ?? ?? Mr WILSON; •a sa - John Flowerdale, Mr KEMBLE; ?? py, Mr LAMASH ; ?? ■'■■■ Mrs CROUCH, ?? v.ri-' Rnyal, Drury Lane— Being her Crtt ap- !■ jp .nance ...
... introduced, A New Comic Pantomimicai. Ballet, called, TKE WOOD-CUTTERS, Compofed by Mr Lassells, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Principal Characters, Mr Lassjls, and a Lady from the King's Theatre. London. GROVND ANIi LOFT}' TUMBLING, By an excellent ...
... and wholly under the direction of Mr Dubois. The Scenery and Decoration painted by Mr Smith, broin the Theatre Roya 1 , Drury Lane. N. B. I'b.r- . to be taken for the Boxes, of Mr Alexander at the Box-ohiee. from ten to three o'clock. Doorsopen at fix ...
... and at No. 12, (private- ?? Charier, Street, St James' Square ; and of the following bookfellers r Barker, Rlilfcl Court, Drury Lane ; Maifom, No IS7, Higll I Id- born ; Hazard, Hail, ; Palmer «jr Merrick, Oxford; Gander or 1 lodges. Sherborne; Kollafou ...
... -oo^s in the above Lie, c.-til worth their attention. LEAF GOLD. ROBERT DUMFORII, Gold-Beate-i, at his Manufac- tory No .52, Drury Lane, London, fells al! forts of COLD LEAF lor Bookbinders, Gilders, Painters .Sec Lileceeiib LEAF SILVER, both large and fmall ...
... and wholly under the direction of Mr Dubois. The Scenery and Decorations painted by Mr Sjiitb, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. N. B. Places to be taken for the Boxes, of Mr Alexander, it the Box-off.cc, from ten to three o'clock. St Andrew's Chapel ...
... TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS, By the Reverend T. S. Whall-y, As it is now performing with universal applause, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St Paul's Church Yard ; published by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond Street, London r — Sold ...