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... the wnoifack. On Tuefday a moft (hockiig and wanton murder was committed on the body of Sufannah Dell, in Lewkner’s-lane, Drury -lane, of which the following are all the particulars that have yet tranfpired : The deceafed was the wife of Dell, who until ...
... Jellicoe, daughter of Highbury. .{’rice 5* -] 'VEDNESDAY, November 7. LONDON. rHE reafon given why hisMajefty does not vifit Drury Lane Theatre, is, that luch is the conllruft’on of the houfe, that he cannot be comfortably accommodated with level with the ...
... curious piece of l ft; ft playing on the Flute, and the tlii: has aftonifhedthc r 5, inftrumentsaredil w a . moft wonderful at Drury Lane ' waitU) E' t] V l l » the centre wl ‘‘Jnalsfor the commend piece has received t K/ty fore whom it has e exhibition will ...
... Covent Garden. —The management this Home is active, and fertile in refources. The fuccei's of the Spectacle of Blue Beard, Drury- Lane, iUmulated immediate competition in a grand Ballet of Aftion, produced on Monday, called Joan D' Arc ; or, The Maid of Orleans ...
... Mulgrave and Colonel Phipps, in the fullnefs their joy, on hearing the good tidings from the Admiralty, immediately went to Drury Lane Houle, and informed the Manager of the happy news, which he ordered to be announced to the audience by Mr. Suett. The Mafic ...
... tlie different inllrumenls are diftindlly heard. 9. Is mofl wonderful piece of Clock-Work, reprefentiug their Majefties Drury Lane Theatre, attended the Lords and Ladies in waiting, with the Duke York’s Band in the Orcheftra, in the centre of which is ...
... MR. CLIFFORD’S NIGHT. r Saturday uih May, O’Keefe's laughable Corned the YOUNG QUAKER P*rt of Clod Mr. Dowton, from the , Drury Lane. 1 *nfcrtainments, will raprefTed conclude the favourite mufical THE DESERTER. JU Szt«Mis« Mr. Dowton. had the’Libraries ...
... guittar in the Streets of PeieiTourg. of Ceringotte being difeontented with the \ enetian nevv arr angement in the property of Drury lane mode of government, have pat themfelves under the tre is about to take place; and Mr. Grubb, a protection the Turks. . ...
... Jan. 27, Feb. 1, and March 2, tenat Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bland, Racquet-court, . Fleet-Iheet. James late of Drury. lane, St. Giles in the Fields, Mid-5 victualler; to furrendcr Jan- at five, Feb. and »watch 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London ...
... is the prefent Bate of Theatrical Representation:—Mr. Taylor, for the Opera flouft ; Meff. Sheridan and Richardfon, for Drury Lane and Miles Peter Andrews, for Co-vent Garden. —*We have not yet heard who has been nominated for Sadler's Wells, hut we Brill ...
... fuch as fliall be manufadured of Englifh wool only. gentleman flabbed himfelf in the fide with a ...
... E W, And the C >mic. Opera L iCK. and KEY. For that night onjv, the parts of BHEVA and ALV’H, DOWFOM, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. BOXES js. FIT GALLERY is. wrs Opened at half five, and begin preoifely half &x. ■ Parity March 13. Roderer. Ex-Member of ...