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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tub Ttuc.i w F.rji.KKKUß —was last night performed for the first time. it to be from the of Mr. Godwin. The following the Fable. T* famhaur. officer the service King Charles 11. killed, lighting valiantly for the royal party, at the ...
... To the I ache.; and Gentlemen of WALSALL, COVENTRY, AND STAFFORD. COR Rl's celebrated MUSICAL PARTY (late from Drury Lane, Opera Houle, and the Oratorio) being juft now concluding their Engagement at the Theatres Royal,-Cheltenham and Birmingham, and ...
... June 29—William Harris, late of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper, at Guildhall. July r—Henry Deaves, late of sew York, in North Anierica, but now of Liverpool, Merchant, at the Star Inn, IVlancheiter. 6—Thomas Falfon, of Bilhopfgate-ftreet, London ...
... POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. THEATRE, TAMWO.RTH. ON Saturday, June t .1807, Mrs.,MOUNTAINVof the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will prefent • tainment, in three Ads, called the LYRIC NOVELIST A SommEk's RAMBLE: The whole to be recited and furls by MTS ...
... 1 beutre-Royal, IVor>. ester. MISS DUNCAN, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, This present TauasDAY, August 4, wili bonrcseDted Shakespeare’s celebrated Play of As You Like It. Rosalind, with the Cuckoo Song, Miss Dcncam. End the Play Song, by Mr. Andrews ...
... late Evcfhani, Maltiter. William Martin, of Cavcriharn, Oxfordfhire, Baker. Charles Cole, late of OSihmr. Hants, but now of Drury Lane, Nrliddlefex, Vidualkr. ...
... new Scenery, appropriate Dreffes and Decorations ; as performed upwards of thirty Nights lalt Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univorfal Appiaufe. To which will be added (for the laft 'lime) the favourite uew -Farce of , ...
... much adcr.ired Drama THE CASTLE SPECTRE, With new Scenery, Dreffcs, and Decorations The Mufic compoled by Mr. Kelly, of Drury Lane Theatre. the eourfe of the Drama the following diffihiy of firfl, The Armoury of the Caftle : In Ad the Third, The Cedar ...
... to Dutch ports. It had previoufly been removed only from veffels bound to countries in amity with his Majefty. Theatre, Drury Lane.] A new after-piece, entitled Tie Cour:to:fat, laft week made its appearance ; and feldom has any entertainment met with ...
... Angel CoUrt, Throgmurton •Itreet, London, Merchants, at Guildhall. Henry Barnett, of Crown Court, Little Rufrell-ftrcet, -Drury Lane, Middlefex, Merchant, at Guildhall. ...
... added, a mufical Entertainment; called THE QUAKER. • • The NEW POPULAR COMEDIES performed !aft Winter at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will be prefented during the Week. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Connor, at the ...
... be added, aufical Entertainment, called THE QU4KER; The NEW POPULAR COMEDIES performed laft Whiter at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will be prefented during the Week. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to I* taken of Mr. tentior, at the ...