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... which was put into| the Margate Poft Office the Bth day of May inftant, directed to William Gray, No. 1, Princes Court, Drury Lane, London and not bet g come hand, whoever will give fuch information as may lead the recovery the fame, Hull receive the ...
... and Co. London, which was put into ...
... former could be prevailed upon to believe that the lie had not been given. Drury Lane Theatre. There has been much fpeculation and diverfity of opinion about the capacity of Drury Lane Theatre. The following is the precife number of perfons, and fum, which ...
... particular notice as being elegantly illuminated.— Of the Theatres, Covfnt Garden was pretty enough, though nothing new, and Drury Lane was contemptible. The Gaming were brilliant. Chevalier Rufpini, with his fpirit of loyalty, made fpleudid fliovy, asfiitl ...
... Briftol, coach-mafter. July 8. Samuel Newham, of Southwark, man’s mercer. June 28* John Mathews, M'Laws and John Rilk, of Drury lane, curriers. July 17. James Ruflell the younger, of Briftol, merchant. June Wm Crofs, of Manchefter, mercer, CERTIFICATES ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Derby certainly in that flate ** in which Ladies wifh to be, who love their Lords.” Lord Derby has relinquifhed his box at Drury Lane Theatre, intending to devote his future time to Private Theatricals. very early hour, on Sunday morning, meeting took place ...
... MJSCELLANE’OUS INTEL LICENCE, ADDRESS, Written by Mr. Cumberland. Spoken Mr. WROUGHTO ; Before the Flay performed on Friday at Drury Lane Theatre, for the Benefit the IPido-iMt, &c, of the brave Seamen *tvho fell in the late A£Ho:t. TO tliofe imiTibftal Shades ...
... Heir, Thy choiccft influence may /hare, Grant them progeny, reign Lords of the Land, and Sovereigns the Main. THEATRE, Drury-lane.—Mifs Farren. *’* Though no notice was gi*en in th« bills ihe day, that ibis celebrated Aftrefs intended to clofe her theatrical ...
... WERE. AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE. After which (By Particular Dtfire) new grand Billet Dance, Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, fifty-four nights, ■ utiiverfil applaufe, wiled ite SCOTCH GHOST, -or LITTLE FANNY’s LOVE. .f v • DAY. 4 April 24, ...
... Second, died in his Palace at Potzdam, after a Sinful Illnefs. TO SURRENDER AT GUILDHALL, LONDON. [ton, of Short’s Gardens, Drury-lane, cornchandler. of Pentonville, St. James, Clerkenwell, linen-draper. ,'°tt, txeter, Ihopkeeper. jh, of King-ftreet, Gol ...