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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Thi* houfe never poflsiTeJ more and nviiDfrous audience than on WedneCday night,drawn togetliei by the double attraction of the prefence of the Royal Family, and the popular play of Pizarro. The whole of the boxes were taken before ...
... Bow* street —Wednefday Lord Camelford appeared anfwer the complaint a Mr. Humphry, tor alfaulting him the preceding night Drury Lane Theatre. From the evidence of Mr. H. it appeared, that on his coming to the door of one of the boxes to look for fome his ...
... (which has been fome time in preparation) will be performed with entire new Scenery, M». Greenwood, principal artift of Drury Lane Theatre, and executed him, Mr. Williams, and affiftant*, with appropriate drelfes, kc.icc. , Mrs. Baker alTures the publicj ...
... LIONEL and CLARISSA, Or, A SCHOOL for FATHERS. Lionel, by Mr. KELLY, and Clariffa, hy Mrs. CROUCH* (Of the heatre Royal, Drury Lane.) which Chnraders they will introduce, ADIEU TEARS and SORROWS,” And NO, NO, NO”,— from feudal times. With the Farce of ...
... late Mr. M. Campbell, the Ead India reflor, who weie at Eon rchoo , were a vitit in town, and the evening were taken 10 Drury Lane Piay-houfe tor their armifement. Mr. Humphreys went for the purpofe meeting them. He went to the front boxes by the way ...
... having previoufly reliJ honour of Koighthoud his MLjefty, now Le Blanc. h , lajefties, accompanied four of the Prin.°nored Drury Lane heatre on their prcfcnce, to fee the fplendid and po- L *°? Pi&arro. They were received the with the ufual enthoUai'm of ...
... 1709, will be performed O’Keefe’s laughable Comedy ox THE YOUNG QUAKER. P>rt of Clod Mr. Dowtok, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. luer entertainments, as will be in the bills the day. To conclude with the favourite Farce THE DESERTER. Szt»Mls« Mr. Dowton ...
... 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 ...
... fuch as fliall be manufadured of Englifh wool only. gentleman flabbed himfelf in the fide with a ...
... Peer of the Realm, has written a letter to the King, in which he in the mod folemn manner declares his innocence. Theatre, Drury Lane.— The magnificent play of Pizar.ro was repeated on Saturday night, and from fome neceflary curtailments and judicious a ...
... Aihhurll gave in his r the Court of King’s B 5 as fworn in his Head L ltle honour of N U Blanc. Majefties, accoropanie °nored Drury Lane r . their preferree, to fe ...