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... FIEA.TRE-ROYAL, DRURY- . LANE: ~ R IS PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties Servants Will act, for the first time this teasoil, a Comedy, . . THE WAV . TO KEEP HIM. titi ta c shful Constant, Mr. Bannister, jun.; Sir Brilliant Vishion, ) 11 tpe •' Xemble; Lo ...
... •• . 1 , THEATRE ' :ROYAL, DRURY LANE ' 14IS PRESENT EVENING, Odober 3 I, 1o3,; , . will be performed . . ..,.. , EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE;' I Or; THE BAT rLEoF Pol - CTIERS ' • ' I , ENGLISH.. . . •• , , „idWard,' Prince of Wales, Mr. - POPE • • Ead of ...
... • • THEN4E ROYAL, DRURY LANE. HIS PRk.SENT EVENING, Their Majesties' Servants Will perforin.a Play called • • • ' DEAF ANLI DUNI R. . Miss De Camp; St. !lime, Mr. H. Johnstone; Franval; De L'Epee, Mr. 'Pops.; Dominigne, 'Mr. Sucit ; madame Franval, Miss ...
... THEATRE* DRURY • LANE, , fluence of Pizarro, it has been tui in t' I'ublie, i» r.o means eshausteci, it is at present deprived of the powerful 1 = t Mrs. Siddont’s Elvira. Mrs. Powell is , ,i,,e substitute, and, indeed, apjiears t» more*\ ania''e in tHs ...
... THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -• LANE, . . THIS EVENING, A TRIP TO 'SCARBOROUGH. -Y oPpington, Mr. Pahner; Niifs Hoyden, Mrs. Jordan. . To which will !wadded, . . . ~ ADELMORN. N.,._ 41. 0-Ihorrovv, The Whiter's l'ale, Adelmorn. ...
... OPERA Drury : lane Theatre.—A Box and Two !Tickets tor the former, and Two Admiffion -Tickets for the latter, Lobe Lett for thc prefent fealon.—:Enquire .at No. 31, Church-tiseet; Soho. • s • ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL •DRURY- LANE Ta,MORROW EVENING, April 18, rBo I ) will be performed, DEAF AND' DUMB ;_ or; 'THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. • THE WEDDING. DAY.. . - On Tuesday next, the Tragedy of Pizarro A new Romantic DrainT with Songs, Called Adam= th Outlaw ...
... • . This Pay publi,hed; pike' l. MATRIMONY a Petit Ope..ra, as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unisersal Applause. Written by JAMES KENNY, • • Author of Raising the Wind, Printed for . Lutig.nan, Elui•st, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ...
... THEATRE- DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, De . c. 20; I 803, .will be performed • TI-IE STRANGER. . The Stranger, Mr. POE ; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POWELL. WITH • • THE C'ARAVAN; . Or, The DRIVER AND HIDPG. The Charaders by Mr. BARTLEY,: Mr: DOWTON, 4r. -HOLLAND ...
... THEATRE -ROYAL, - DRURY LANE. PRESENT EVENING, Dec. . 5 ; 180 3 , will be performed • JANE SHORE. ' Duke of G loucestcr, Mr. RAYMOND . Lord Hastings, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Sir Richard Rateliltiz, Mr. COOKE r Sir William Caiesby, Mr, M ADM) CKS • Dumount, Mr ...
... Th.! strangements respeffing the afra;rs of Drury Lane Theatre have finally received the sanaion of the ILO . RD CHANCELLOR, greatly to the satisflaion of . all dui Parties, and the compleating of the building' Ave emderstand will proceed without delay ...
... ' . SLIMIER 1155 ) THE ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. rrHIS I'HESENT EVENING, Sept. te, 1806, 1 Their Majestic; S•nrants the Comedy THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Archer, Mr Fist in A.inwell, H hitless Sullen, Mr. Powell; Mr Johnstone; Gibber, Mr. Wewit- ; Windier), Mr ...