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... to 'the CGrand Jaury for Middlefex, ?? ai -James Hiadeld and Bannifter Trueiiotkj the forner P for firing at the King at Drury Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we leamifor aiding and abetting him in the t 4iabalical aa. IIL. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... simplicity suited to tlle unosteiite tious character of Mr. -laox. The Uaymarket Theatre closed on Mnday-night for the season. Drury. Lane. Theatre opened oR Saturday evening ivith the Honetfooyn. . The eb.n- facter of Jeqsres, the Sancha Panza snbstituted for ...
... arrivals of fafhionable impntrtance. Col. and Mrs. Mc Mahon, left us this morning. Mrs. Crouch, late of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, after 2 very long illnefs, died here on NVeds nefday. . X Mr. Metcalf's coachman, on Tuefdav evening, in confequence of ...
... Davis, a Dissenting Minister in Marlborough. On Thursday sennight died, at Brompton, Mrs. T. Collins, wife Mr. Collins, of Drury Lane Theatre. This week upwards the German Legion, lately arrived from Hanover, marched into our barracks. Wednesday the 13th ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... perfonsl fat down to table. . Coilins's company have commenced their thea. trical performances here. Suett and T. Collins, from Drury lane Theatre, phayed to crowded houfes, and were received with the applaufe their great merit deferves. Marched frorm the barrack ...
... Hook, and others. The w hole Entertainment has been arranged and revised by Mr. Cot.man. The SONGS, which Mr. BOND, of Drury Lane Theatre, will accompany on the Piano Forte, are com posed by Messrs. Dibdin and Reeve. Places for the Boxes to be taken ...
... Minor Operas of blarian; the Padlock, and in Thsras and Sally. The li-t of novelties already produced are-the revival at .Drury Lane of Mr. Sheridan's dramatic 1ketch called the Camp, which he wrote Anno 1775. It is to be regratted that the brilliant pen ...
... writing. He returns the autumn. The accident that befel Palmer on Friday night, during the peiforrnance of Cvmbeline at Drury- Lane, arofe from the conflict between him and Charles Kemble the charadeis of Cloton and Guiderius. It was no fault of the latter ...
... inrerven- tion of any diftihtt material poifon. Mrs. Jordan's jewels were flolen out of her car- rage, a few evenings fuce in Drury lane; but the villains were next morning talien into cultody by the Bow-ftreet Officers, wh le in the act of di- viding the fpoil ...