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... aid her is now a twelve month, and she remains * ell - Any information of the above fact obtained at No. 9. Duke's Court, Drury Lane. Lon- Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any mixture sold, unless the words Ry the King’s Patent” are inserted length ...
... now a twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fact may obtained at No. 9. Duke’s Court, Drury Lane, Lon- Mr. Spiesbury is not accountable for any mixture sold, unless the words By the King’s Patent” are inserted at length ...
... to him how to aft in the event of falling in with any French or Dutch fiips at ha. The Royal. Family laft night honoured Drury Lane Theatre with theirprefnce. TIey were ac. i cornpanied by the Princeims, and were received with the greaten joy and enthufiafm ...
... the stage. Soon after he commenced Author, published a small volume of Poems, which procured him an humble engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, which he resigned many years ago, since which time he has depended upon his literary efforts, which are many and ...
... others: the whole of the Entertainment having been arrahgedahn~fcvised by > ■ COLMA.N. The Songs, (which iSlr.'BovD, of Drury lane Theatre, wiil accompany on the Pianoforte,) are principally com Prospectus of the Divertrsement. Part L—-Opening the Budget;— ...
... Bankruptcy superseded. Win Harris, Drury- lane, Middlesex, Bankrupts to surrender at Guildhall, London. Win Barker, Cheapside, London, warehouseman, Jan. at eleven, Feb. atone, March at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Adaias, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Lee, Holborn ...
... with sending him challenge to fight a duel. The parties, have been long fiiends, and repaired together on Monday night to Drury Lane Theatre, where a difference in opinion arose concerning the merits of performer.— After the play was over they repaired ...
... work will son. tain the moft favourite Tragedies, Cornedies, -and Operas, as they are now performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the. Hay Market, accurately' copied from the Promptor's books; by permifilon of the Managers. Number ...
... Addreft approprla'e the occifion will be fpokcn by Mr. StnUh and Mrs. Wbrthinj'ton, N.S. Mr. Dowton, of the Theatre Royal, Drury - lane, very obligingly offers bis on this occafion, provided enpaeements town will allow him. ickets fot this evening be had ...
... continued weekly) of a new work, entitled, THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, Collection Plays, which are acted at the Theatre* Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay market. Printed under the authority and permission the managers from the prompt books. With biographical ...
... hear of, there can be no doubt that very refpeftable Company mult formed. We find the names Mr. Dwyer, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Mrs. Scott, of the Theatre Royal Coveiat Garden, and Mrs, Mills, of the fame Theatre, and our favorite aftrefs Mrs. Barnet ...
... Chippendale, of Salifbury Square. At Kentifh Town, Mrs. Grevi;le, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Gaudry, relic of the late Mr. Gaudry, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.-Mr. James Booth, Poulterer, in Aldgate, after two hours ?? her lodgings in Holborn ...