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... The pints of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CAL ELI QUOTLM, in the Farce, by Al It. Fit As% - From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the course of the Evening, a vari.ty,pf new Comic Songs, by Mr tieltssua: and Mr who will give Isis ...
... when will be performed the very popular Opera called THE ENGLISH FLEET, Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covcnt-Gardcn and Drury• lane, upwards of 200 nights, with the inert unbounded applaufe. The Mufic by Braham.—The following are feme of the original favorite ...
... THE IntereHin the Leafe of the Honfc No. 18, Drury lane, of which there are 60 years and upwards unexpired, producing a clear profit rent of 401. per annum. For particulars apply to Mr. Neile, 17, Drury-lane, or at Mr. Meyler’s, 25, Suffolk-Hrect. ...
... WINDSOR. The parts of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CALEB QUOTEM, in the Farce, by FRANKLIN, From the 1 heatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the curse of the Evening, a vari.-ty of new Comic Songs, by Mr Owsiescri: and Mr. FRANKLIN, who will ...
... Afts, Aas Covenc Gardt 11 Tiicatre —by f bonus Morton, tfq. Author of Speed the Plough. The Curfew, Plav, in 5 Afts, at Drury, lane Theatre—by the Etc Jahn Tobin, Ef ...
... wiU:mafc hi* Aril appearance in chit Kingdom, in the CharafUr of the Seralkier? and Mr. Mocmtain* ,of the late Theatre Roy ak, Drury, lane, will make hti.firft appearance at this Theatre, in the CharaAer of Lilia. which will lx? added a Farce, called, RAISING ...
... SOLD, Intereff in the Leak of the Houfe No. 1 8, Drury lane, which there are 60 years and upwards unexpiied, producing a clear profit rent of 401. per annum. For particulars apply to Mr. Nciic, 17, Drury-lane, or Mr. Meyler’s. 25, Sulfolk-ftreet. IliKhii ...
... remain the feenery, dreffes, and decorations. The Company, it fuppofod, will perform the Ouera Houle, did the Company of Drury, lane Theatre, when that Houfe was burned. Mr. Ware, the mtifician, has loft a fiddle worth guineas. It was the firft night in ...
... Mam hefter between Mr. Knight, U e of ovent Garden TJ eatre, and new one the patentees at Liverpool, and Mr Dwyer, late of Drury lane The caufo this difference is MifrGmn', r.ctr.-U of the ani heftrr company. du'! ws to have taken piste ; this being formidable ...
... will be more attended than the • Iculationofchanccs. DIED Captain Titos. Harris, of the Army Ilrpot, Townsend-street.—ln Drury lane, Mrs. Baird, wife of Mr. Thomas Baird, Printer. Bankrupts John Cullen, of Barrack-street, grocer, to surrender on the 7th ...
... ndil'craion,a Cornedv—by Prince is. id. JuR PtthlUhrd The PRACTICE of THEATRICAL GESTURE and ACTION-*—by HENRY SIDDONS, Elq. of Drury lane Theatre, with 70 Piates. Piihli(he ...
... Entertainment, called THE COUNTRY CUJH; Or,THE SONGSTER’S JUbILHE. three Afis, the Recitation Mr, iIARTI of ti.a I beatre-Royal, Drury lane. The Songs (entiuly new) accompanied the Piano Forte HORN, (from fits Maj-.fly’s Ancient Ccsccrtt.) Further particulars ...