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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The declamatory powers of Kemble, are excellently fuited to the part of Zanga, and him alone we think praife is due but Tuefday night was not a night for cricicifm. the conclufion of the Play, God fave the King, and Rule Britannia ...
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... Majelty, for the cerain goods in neutral veflTels to the Cape of and to authorife his Majefty to regulate the (ame, —Adj° a Drury Lane Theatre.—Wednefday night, was performed, called Word for Nature. The mind of Mr. Cumberland, the reputed autho ® play, is ...
... were brought up to this town, and lodged the Artillery Barracks. There were eighty-feven prifoners on board the tender.” Drury Lane, Theatre, —The long expend Dramatic Romance of Blue Beard, or Female Curiojhy, was represented at this Theatre on Tuefday ...
... at full liberty.’* Saturday evening a perfon of the name of Flema ing was brought to Bow llreet, for riotous behaviour at Drury Lane Theatre, previous to the drawing up of the curtain, by throwing an apple from the two (hilling gillery, whereby a gentleman ...
... 31ft January, 1798, WILL be brought forward, for the firJl time, that celdbratcd piece now performing at the Theatre Royalj Drury Lane, with unbounded applaufe, called THE CASTLE SPECTRE, With Entire New Scenery. In the courfe the evening the favourite fong ...
... in the Hon. Company’s Seruce, Mils Burnett, Great J ,V ! Bedford Row. \V* Thmfday, at St. Gec rge’s, Bloomfbury, r - ' 1 Drury Lane, Mil’s ookf, daughter J* Charlotte-Urcet, Bcdtoid Iquare. DIED. ftf r Mpnday, in Brooke-ftreet, Grovefnor-fquaref ? days ...
... firft artifts, as (, j er Cnt inftruments arc diftinftly heard. Vj* moft wonderful Clock-Work, reprefenting * Ia yeft,es at Drury Lane Theatre, attended the Lords in waiting, with the Duke of York’s band in the |. ra , in the centre which the mafter the band ...
... 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 ...
... men. ‘Sheridan is to prove the fincerity truly patriotic and admirable Friday, by the immediate enrolment of the people of Drury Lane Theatre, a military afTbciation. Mr. Harris has refolved a fimdar plan for the performers and fervants Covent Garden Theatre ...