Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... July, 1800, will be prefeuted .idni:;cd i’JZ ; OR, THE DL Jn HOF ROLL A. HOLLA, by Mr. pOWTON, (From tlie Theatre Royal, Drury. Lane ) ELVIRA, by Mrs. LVATT, (Being lier firft appearance at Canterbury.) To which will he added Dibden’s favourite Farce of ...
... THEATRES, Drury lane. —In the play, Like It, Miss Duncan made her firs' appearance the part Rosa- Urui. All the powers ol Comic Actress aresincily required in this character. he performance demands archness, and point, sarcasm, and sensibility. It would ...
... Or, the Saioa of MoKTCAta. A* performed with the moat unbounded applause for upwards of 130 nights, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The general approbation which has been bestowed on this piece, stamps it one of the first productions of the present age ...
... suffered for twelve years. Her knee hea ed S months her ulcers gradually healed, she refined her JJ». fac, nTay at'X curt Drury Lane, London, * s » Mr. Spilsbury is not accountah! ...
... appetite ; is now twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any informati of the above tact maybe obtained at No. 9, Court, Drury Lane, Loudon. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any mixture sold, unless the words ** By the King's Patent*' are inserted ...
... llmaui, about whom the Public are now very naturally so much interested, is to have a respite as soon he is transferred to Drury lane. The health of the boy will be consulted in preference to the gratification of eager curiosity, or the increase of theatrical ...
... and Ten SixteenthsâNo. 21,343, £500, in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths. MR. CHERRY, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Author of the Soldier's Daughter, Is engaged to perform Three Nights, at the THEATRE, CANTERBURY. THIS present Friday. ...
... upwards of sixty nights, with universal applause. The character of Joh Thnrnbernj, bt/ Mr. Dcrwton, tom the Theatre Royal, Drury - lane), who is engaged for few nights only. To which will added, die favourite Farce of LOVERS QUARRELS; Or, Like Master tike ...
... ant. appear Dec, 30, Jan. 11, the Globe Fa*cr«v, in John-stren, Liverpool. Attornics, Messrs. Bards**ll and Stephenson, Drury lane, Liverpool. Wm. Cockcrill, LudgttcHill, London, linen-draper. appear Dec. 7, 10, Jan. 11, at Gad ihall, London. At- Mg, ...
... land-place, to Miss Greenell, of Hertford- Same day, Robert Heathcote, esq. to Miss Scarie, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane. DlED,âApril s«, at his house in Seymour. street, Bath, the year of his age, Ferdinando Anderson, esqâSame day, her ...
... now twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fact may obtained at No. 9, Duke’s Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilsburt is not accountable for any mixture sold, unless the words ** By the King’s Patent” are inserted at ...
... Wilson, »*f Chcshunt, Hertford, malt•ter and cornfauor, Guildhall, l.ondon. June 5. Samuel ucrslcy, Wbite-Horsc. Yard, Drury- Lane, woollen-draper, Guildhall, London. Cfrlif'mtrt ranted nr brforf bib June, William Thompson, r»f Alton, Southampton, s ...