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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bth inft. for the following poll towns, viz. Cappaquin, Dungarvan, Lifmore, Tallow, and Youghall. Ellifton, the after, of Drury .lane Theatre, is engaged perform at our Theatre, the cowrie cf toe alter feafoiu ...
... Travels in ItalyâMrs. Now Engl.fti Theatre, and every other new â¢'T'O be LET for 117 years, the HOUSE at the cafl fide Drury lane, next the corner cf Stephen- ropcfals, writing, wiU received by H. P. Garde, No. 41, York-ftrect. IK ANTS a PLACE COMPANION ...
... pen. ONE NiOltr I V. TR. and Mrs. HILL, (from lire Theatre Royal, XVI. Covent-Garden,) and Mr. (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane,) tnoft refpectfully beg leave to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they have engaged'the above Theatre- ...
... T. Mazzincih —price 13?. ; The SIEGE of ST. 'QUINTAN, cr Spainth Hcrmfm; Drama in Acts, performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; compofed and ftlcAed by Mr. Hook price Bs. Where may had the Overture, and all the Songs, Duets, &c. fingly, from the Opera ...
... ihort time in the profefllon, when file was married to Charles Fleetwood, Efq. a fon of the old patentee of that name of Drury-lane Theatre, who fhortly after died at Bengal the Kail Indies ; where on his arrival, he was informed of the deceafe of his ...
... Law, thought fit to bring his ail ion on the fpot and completely covered him with mud, by roiling him in the kennels of Drury-lane, that it was impoffible to difeover a feature his face the Defendant, however, took to his heels, and thus .felealed himfelf ...
... Ithofe who perifhed on that lamentable occafion.— He has performed ie . eral times fince the unhappy > ev ent. He appeared at Drury-lane Theatre in Murtoch on the night following this melantholy calamity, and on Thuriday he performed Hawthorn, in Love in a ...
... firemen, they received little more damage than a fevere fcorching.— Great apprehenfions were entertained for the fafety of Drury-lane Theatre, the flakes of fire were carried by the wind with force and in great quantities in that diredtion. A great number ...
... feen walking with a young man that morning, who has not been heard fince. An affair of a myfterious nature occurred on in Drury-lane, with refpeft to a man in the employment of the Dublin Poftoffice, who had been for fome days miffing he has conveyed home ...