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... Bond Street, piclHre-dealcr. —Samuel Norris, ofShetlield, razor.inilh.-eUeo. F.gler, of Pori sea, miller.—Joseph Croton, of Drury Lane, linen-draper, Tuesday, March 9S.—Thomas Peat, of Wood Street, hosier.—Thus. Thompson, Great Aniwell, Heris, jobber. —Thomas ...
... presented (never performed here) new Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE; Or, More Secrets than One, As performed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with universal Applause. Lord Anstencourt, Mr. Sedley—Sir Rowland Austencourt, Mr. Charlton —Charles Auslencoutt, Mr. Abbott ...
... conclude with the Farce of THE DEAF LOVER. Meadows, Mr, Elliston. On Monday next, Mr. BANNISTER, late of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make his appearance in a Play and Farce, which will announced in the Play Bills. Tickets and Places to be taken of ...
... Carden Theatre by fire now to »dd tbe destruct.on ot Drury Lane Theatre, May , and thus within five . .oaths the tyvo great heatres of this metropolis have been burnt—one o( l. ...
... t. March 23, 24, Apr.l 22. at the King Head Inn, Glocester ; Att. Wilton. Glocester.—John Charles Finch, Russell Court. Drury Lane, tavernkeeper.—John Gurney. Acte Lane, Brixton Causeway, carpenter. Peter F.rmin, Dedl.am Essex moneysen vener.—Limes Brace ...
... d*s*ent iro» allowance hi* Certificate. The Public are respect fully informed, that Mrs. JORDAN, Of the late Tbeatre-R iyal, Drury Lane, is engaged to perform this Theatre Three Nights only. ON MONDAY next, the of April, 1 809, will be presented, a favourite ...
... to see Mount i'.eacon meet Cliff, to have believed these things. Such, however, is the miracle wrought the destruction of Drury Lane. -‘ The stars of the metropolis have shot their fires, and empty left their orbs.” Mrs. Clarke.— lt will be some disappointment ...
... Guest the as to his memory Mr King Comedian morning the of nature street lord-square and the year his age first appeared Drury -lane Theatre t t Mirkc-t-U tun Si iolk R N Jiullrigii— Mr iL')- Wilcocks banker i Mi ’'! f tlau Kob having attornev’s quill for ...
... able characters, the Cures having been after the failure of other Medicines-Price Is. maybe perused l3. Street, opposite Drury Lane Theatre ; Ward’s, 32+, H.dboru ; Breuuand s, 156, Hisbnpsgnte Street; Bolton, front ot Fxchanee ■ Sl.eppard, Bristol; Meyler ...
... afi'emhlcd it cailie dejeii which (iracc’s a vollies tower cffefl from woods was awfu'ly grand was narncr baM cake left to of Drury lane Theari divided grei n-room night play -arre Much 011 occaiicn Longevity lafl amount six hundred rnmtly Wnt Shply ol theforirty ...
... York Papers repeat their former statement that Miss Patterson has been created Duchess of Baltimore! The Proprietors of Drury Lane have resolved to rebuild that Theatre on a reduced scale. It tended that it shall not hold more than 5001. _ ON MONDAY nent ...
... Watci-Butis Puncheons ditto Tierces Barrels 6 Flour Calks t 3 folmoutl 3 itli Will Prcfcnicd COMEDY' ptrjcrmci called RtyK Drury Lane u -t oil- Mr Merton ley —Sidney Cii'nfc!inir -Cmifols IVr vcgr-c Mr Mr ?J — Mr li:vdio 1 s v-d'ev Mrs vy Mis Charlton ...