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... 183.4. THEATRE; ,RIRIMINGHAINI: AUTHO.7UT7 The Public are refpedtfully informed, that Mr. SUETT, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged here for the -Remainder of the Seafon. HIS prefent Evening, June IS, 18041 will be prefented the favourite Comedy ...
... iath of September, will be prefented the tall pew Comedy (never acted here) called THE WORLD. As performed thirty Nights at Drury Lane with great Applaufe. Cheviot,. Mr. Dwrra ; Loiter, Mt. CRlst,. Lady Bloomfield, Mrs. HARLOWE. la the Courfe of the Evening ...
... Portraits, Price 21.. Its. 6d. Boards, COLLECTION OF FARCES, and other AFTER-1.1. PIECES, which are aded at the Theatres Royal, Drury- Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay Market. Printed under the Authority of the Managers from the Prompt Book. Seledted By Mrs. INCHBALD ...
... Igor ; be prefented, the Tragedy of THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER The Parr of Euphrafia by Mrs. Powe tt, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being her firl Appearance here. To which will be added, a Grand Interefting Drama: Spedtacle, of Song, Dialogue, and Adtion ...
... the. nglifli Drama from the German of thq celebiated Kotzebue, an plrforrned tipwards of 4 0 Nights at thr. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, laft Seafon, with .univerfal and unbounded Applaufe With nevi. and Decoratias.--The new paitted by Mr. RtstmAri. The Pit't ...
... RUNAWAY APPRENTICE. WHEREAS JAMES WAINRIGHT, an Ap. V prentlemo Mr. George Brown, Jobbing Smith, of Drury Lane, Birmingham, did on the igih,of June !aft abfcond his Matter's Service, and is expeded to be at in- about Wolverhampton ; he Is about five Feet ...
... inllant. Firft Vi6lin, Mr. Rudge. Vocal Parts, by the celebrated Mrs. Gilbert, late Mifs Gopell, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Mr. Fernyhough, from the Lichfield Choir. Tickets to be had of Mr. Smart, Printer. MONEY. NY Sum from cool. to 3001 ...
... which will be added (for the firft Time) the popular NV Farce of - THE COUNTERFEIT. (As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the molt unbounded Applaufe.) Addle, Mr. M'CREADY ; Governjr, Mr. SMITH; Colonel Ormond, Mr. CARLES ; Squeezeall, ...
... Miller and Baker, April 5,6, May 6, at the Blue Pods inn, portfmouth. Solicitor, Mr. Poulden, Portfea. CROTON jjoreph) of Drury Lane. Ntiddlefex, Linen pr. per, April r, 8, May 6, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Tagg, Spread Eagle Court, Threadneedle Street ...
... open on MONDAY the of Dcecmber, with THE . MERCHANT OF VENICE, AND ROSINA, In which Mr.. Archrr from the Fhtatre Royal. Drury lane :'Mr t. Farrel - I:from the . i.heatre Royal hd&;wurgh; an 3 Mr. Gillon, from the. Theatre Royal, Mazgate, will u`pear for ...
... continued weekly) of a new Work, entitled THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, a Colledion of Plays, which are aded at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay Market. Printed under the liuthor,ity and by Permiflion of the' Managers from the Prompt Books. ...
... the new Comedy of The HONEY MOON, written by the late J. Tobin, El . + and performed halt Scalia' at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univerfal Applaufe. ...