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... hs completed the SELDEN a -Tax on the whole of his hafe of which is faid to 001. ETURN their mof to their numerous F , of Drury-lane Theatre, couragement they received 1¢ conviviality of a gentle- and moft refpectfully infor: was feized with a dudden No ...
... failed from i\etvport, in Rhode Ifland, on the of November lalf, having on board the Envoys bound to Europe. Mr. Dignum, of Drury.lane Theatre, was feized on Friday lad with fit of delirium, and, we are forty to hear, has ever continued in mental (late of ...
... beaten out, and fever_i! flajbs _n d_f_.ent parts of his body, is likely to recover. On' Friday laft, Mr. ' Dignutn, of Drury-lane Theatre, whilft contributing to tbe conviviality of a gentleman's party in R.nt, was feszed with a -fudden mental derangement ...
... ryes beaten nut, and fevera! flajis jn different parts of his body, is likely to rerover. On Friday laft, Mr. Dignutn, of Drury-lane Theatre, whilfi contributing to the conviviality a gentlemanâ??s patty in Kent, was fcized with a bidden mental derangement ...
... ircd Seng of THE OLD COM vIODORE. To Which will be added, theMufieal Piece of GRANDMOTHER. performed at the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane. To cone ude with HORNPIPE, by BRITISH SAILOR. The Scenery and Decorations by M. Lupine, jun. Mr. and Affiftants; the Mrs ...
... coriKr of Upper Drury-lane, Liverpool, wick tlte building thereon, being pjrt of the Old Theatre, now converted into Ware* rooms, containing in front to Bnanfwick'ftreet 10 yards, and running in depth backwards along the front of Upper Drury-lane, yards 6 inches ...
... all Freehold of Inheritance. The Tenant* will fhew the Premile*, and further particuUr* may h-i>l Mr. Whiteley** office, Drury Lane. HOUSEHOLD EUPNITUSE. TO BE SOI. D BY AUCTION, By ANDREW ROSSON and SON, On the premifn, Klng-ftret t, corner of Traffi>rd’t ...
... boards, however menial disgraceful, it would but yield him a bom skbsist. ene*. He succeeded with difficulty to get >n at Drury-lane, at a salary 9L pat week, which would have been much higher, an believe, had not been judiciously considered that mote would ...
... Hoiman, who had adnainis- j tered to his necessities, generously leading the way at Coven t-Gai den, and Mr. C. Kemble Drury-lane.f , His real name (Magan) was inscribed on the col En. ' Thus unhappily lived, and thus miserably died, at the age of little ...
... period. By the R.V.WILI. IAM BETHAM. g_3T Specimens of the ENGRAVINGS fortheBA- RONETAGEmay befeen|it Mutlow_s, Rdffel-court, Drury-lane. . . . NAYLAND, SUFFOLK. By AUCTION hy W. BUNNELL, On Wednefday, the zad of this inft. Jan. 1800, And Two following Days ...
... prefent period. the Rev.WILLIAM BETHAM. Specimens of the ENGRAVINGS fortheBARON’ETAGEmay befeen ft Mutlow’s, Riiffel-court, Drury-lane. NAYLAND, SUFFOLK. By AUCTION by IV. BUNNELL, On Wednefday, the thisinft. Jan. 1800, And Two following Days/ ALL the Genuine ...
... TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, Manchejler. This prcfent Tuesday, January new Popular Tragic Play, Performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, with unbounded applaufe, called PIZARRO. (From the German of Kotzebue.—Adapted to the EngUJb Stage by R. B. Sheridan, Esq ...