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... command .of the army of the Rhine. ' , o'rder f twb Militia men in the Isle of Wight by four i 53i10r ; Fire in Duke's Court, Drury-lane. • 14. Lord A'vlarseilles; Tou!on, Nice, and the whole coast of the Ri do Ponenti, - .. to be in a state of siege. The farrous ...
... Gentlemen and her own carriage only attending. Tne New Chapter Coffee-House, in Duke - Court, leading from Bow-Street to Drury-Lane, has been sometime establ'shed on the plan of the Chapter Coffee-House, in Paternoster-Row, and is much frequented by L'tcrary ...
... o. 2.2,438 . THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. 'THIS PRESE\:T EVENING, Jan. 6, A. Their Mij-sties Servants will at a Comic Opera, called INic.LE . AND YARICO. Inkle, ?.fr. Kellv - ; Sir Christophe, Curry, Mr. Dowon ; Medium, Mr.Wathen; Cartolay, Mr. Dig,nurn ...
... chair. ? Wnen these strains still fail to save, And malcr,,,HAFtz more a slave. SnAw's Music in the Nt.w Porvoinin e of Drury Lane. proves that his powers are equal to.the wishes ol his best Friends. SHIELD, the celebrated Composer, has refused his Musical ...
... and on the second floor a Maker oi Pistols. The co;ncidence is curious. The perfot mance of Inhk and Yarico on Toesday at Drury Lane gave universal satisflaion. Mrs. CROUCH and Mrs. Mou NTA IN, in Yarico and Wowshi, ffor ed every gratification which could ...
... No: THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESET EVENING, Jan. 8, -IL Thr.it M jesties Servants will at a:Tracedy, called - KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr. Kemble; Er l of Kent, Mr. Wroughton; Earl a Gloucester, Mr. Packer; Edgar, Mr. Barrymore ; Edmund, Mr. C. Kernble ...
... No: '22,441 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. °THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 9 , —IL Their M j sties Servaits will aa a Comedy, called THE INCON.,TANT. ld Mirable, Mr. ; Young Mirable, Mr. C. Kernble ; Captain Durvete, Mr. Baimister, jun. Dugaa, Mr. . Truman 3 ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Last night was repeated at this Theatre the Tragedy of Kin. ; Lear: The iepresentation of Lear is sertainly not toe master-piece of JOHN • K erstaLE's skill in aair l g. He has not the 'art to assume, with perlett success, the ...
... Magistrates conyiEted them. In t course of Gibson's trial, who was a Captain, the keeper of the Rose and Crown public-house, Drury- Lane, which is a house of for taylors, sturdily denied that he knew any thing of the club having any bux, any stewards, or Any ...
... N0.?22,443.-1 THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESE\IT EVE'NING, Jan. 12, Their M , jsties Servalts will at a Tragedy, called PIZARRO. To which will b- added, a Farce, called WHO'S THE DUPE? ht New Panramirrieof iirriequin-Amulet ; or, The Ma. of Mona ...
... Tuesdays, and at a quarter past Seven on Saturdays, in order to finish in proper time. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESEVT EVENING, Jan. 13, Their M jtsties Servants will at a Comedy, called THE RIVALS. After the Play a New Pantomime ...
... intended for Drury-Lane, and both expeatd to be highly beneficial to the Treasury, whose coffers, like its benches, are large enough! A Caledonian Ballet, by BYRNE, in Which RNE is to be the Heroine, will soon be Performed at Drury-Lane. • Th e Dover ...