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... bottom of the hill, near the liir I juln, a man called out the drfrer to ftor, when i I fiantly Mr Davis, of Covent Garden Theatre, j ■ down the glafs, and, putting the muzzel of J I piece to the fuppofed footpad's mouth, blew I I ins brains- I .] l &n ...
... DAY ~ WI LD BE \ST S. fFOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.) ■•.r arrived, am! now exhi'dting in a lsrce and enmmo- f,iK Caravan, at the Theatre-Royal Door, and on ■ : fd..ys in the Grafs market, FXLOVS COLLECTION GE WILD BEASTS, ' Troni Vari-us Pan,, of the World. iiOirirm: ...
... they met ' with it. A grand bridge is to be thrown acrofs the Stage in the Speftacle now bringing forward at Druf-y- -lane Theatre.over which fixteen horfes are to march in proceilion. About three hundred foot foldiers are likewife to be introduced. ...
... honour of informing the NobiK- ,f R and the Public, that ihe THEATRE-ROYAL IS* MoXnAy ?? J- *6- 179.5, with » ...
... Mr SIDDON3, Jiom the Theatre-Rcyal, Liverpool * His Grit appearance thisfeafoa. Tat Doors to be opened at Six-, and theperforniar.ee to begin at Seven o'clock. Tickets, and Places for the Bojes, to be had at the Office of the Theatre. EDINBURGH MUSICAL ...
... Evening, January 2S. 1795, The Favourite Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. ' ?? Part tif Oaiviin, by Mr SIDDONS, ?? jfi Theatre-Royal, Liverpool— Hi* firft appearance pc this feafon. To which will be added, A FARCE, As will be expreifed in the Bills. re. Doors ...
... ufe the words cf a grc eloquent member of the other Hoale, (Lord C. field), who, fume years pall, when the mi rfnrs cenfing theatres was warmly canvaffed, arid a grtr. cry railed againft the liberties taken, not only wit. I viduals of either Houfc, but alfo ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL.On MONDAY Evening, Feb. 2 wil] he brought forward, ?? (By p inuiffion of Mr Harris) A new Manuscript Comedy in Five Acts, never acted here as performing with ur.iverfai applatde at tne Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, called THE RAGE. .iiich ...
... Comedy, called it**? HE RAGE. I „hich will be added, a Mufical Farce, called I THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. ' ,„, Mr STORDY, ll Theatre-Royal, Dublin— His firft appearance on SfroW this Stage. trl!tfig! }t °f M r Johnston'./ Engagement. I „hN-T° N being Engaged ...
... ? oui to view the pi ; ?? THE PaUfe are moft rfepeetfuliy' inform- J, Ti.-.t Zk ...
... that the report of his death ss premature. Among other talents pofleffed in an eminent de- gree by Mr Parfons, of Drury-lane Theatre, who died laft week, was that of ftory-telling with almoft invincible rigidity of face. — There is not a perform- er of the ...
... lately found a lawful prize, and efconed both fafe into i'ortfmouth. Monday, the Tragedy cf Hamlet was perform- ed at the Theatre Royal of this city. The audience was compofed of the firft fafhion ; every bos was crowded with elegance and beauty ; nor ...