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... MUSIC- HALL, Albion Street, Leeds. MRS. MOUNTAIN, principal Singer of the Theatre R.-.y -1, Drury Lane, brgs Lta.e to inform the Ladic and Gentlemen, &c. of Leeds, that having (through l'everc Indiipofnion) hem prevented the Pleafure oi performing according ...
... corn-dealer. Walter Jenkins, of Briftol, broker. Thomas Scott,of Bethnall-Green, broker. Martin Robinfon and John lbbctfon, of Drury- Lane, grocers and copartners. John White and William Ferniough both of Manchetter, calico-printers and partners. Frederick Griffiths ...
... London or and Thompfon, Attumies, Halifax. To Noblemen, Gentlemen, Innkeepers, &c. H WOOD and E. GREEN, Ncwfmen, No. 146, on Drury Lane, London, take this Opportunity informing thofe Noblemen, Gentlemen, Sec. refiding in the Country, that they forward the ...
... Green, of Burton in Lonfdale, cotton-fpinner, dealer ' and chapman. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gaxctte. John Robfon, of Drury -lane, grocer. Wm. Robinfon the y-ninger, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, faddler. Wm. Farrmr, of Gilford .plumber and glazier. Gamaliel ...
... performed, the favourite Comedy The BBLLE's STRATAGEM. The Part of Letitia Hardy, with Song and Minuet, By Mils DECAMP, (Of Drury Lane, her firft Appearance on this Stage.) Wiih the Farce of THE PRIZE; Or, a, 3, 5, 8. The Part Caroline, by Mifs DE CAMP. Tickets ...
... continued Weekly) of a new Work, entitled THE BRITISH THEATRE or, a Collection of Plays, which are acted the theatres Royal, Drury- Lane, Covcnt-Garden, and Hay market. Printed under the Authority and by of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With Biographical ...
... Commandant, by the Gentlemen of the Leeds Volunteer Cavalry, We arc happy to inform the friends to the Stage, that Mils Camp, of Drury-Lane, (whofe talents are to univerfally admired) will perform our Theatre on Saturday next, for her lifter's benefit, being the ...
... in a chair, and with- out any complaint immediately expired. The profits of Mrs. Jordan's benefit on Mon- day night, at Drury Lane Theatre, are ftated at 10001. j The Lady who was formerly Mrs. Billington, but who is now the wife ofa Frenchman,' has been ...
... ftill cheaper in a fhort time. We are well informed that the new-admired Play of Dr a r and Dumb, fo greatly applauded at Drury Lane Theatre, hft feafon, wai performed for Mr. Wilkinfoo't Night at York, laft March, and was con- duced in point of S_\ng, ...
... fleel—v/ho have pretty generally fmoaked the ele- ments of the laft match. Mifs Duncan, formerly ofour Theatre, is engaged at Drury Lane at the rate of fifteen guineas a week, and a benefit. — Mr. Mathews is alfo engaged at that theatre. ) A few days ago ...
... displeasure at their recent 'dual. Mt. and Tmrs. 'night o r ralsatre.: are engaggr' at thie Lyceum' to perform ,y itis thj Drury-. L~ane Comupany. . Air. Iorcsn/l, late of our theatre, mda e' his' first appeoralnre on Saturday night, at-the Lyceum, ir llthe ...
... Morton, 52 19 6 Mr.Mrs. Williams, 79 19 6 MrMrsWiDdnfon 101 13 o Mr.&Mrs.Kmght,Bi 86 { Mr. Woolley 91126 The receipts of Drury lane Theatre laft week, were upwards of 3000 L* The Soldier's Daughter was the chief attraction. The Commander in Chief has ...