... of the refpea due to the heft of Sovereigns and moll amiable of men, fo indecently billed at the King, on his return from Drury-Lane Theatre, when he laft vifited that Houfe, was on Thurfday tried for the offence, in the Court of King's Bench, and found ...

... IKON' CHEST.' Taken from the - celeb}ated Noiel of Caleb Williams, by G. Colman,-Efq. and performed at the l'heatrelaoyal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay Market, -7-The Mufic by Storace. The Parts of ilr Edward Mortimer, and Blarch, by Mr. and Mfrs JOHNSTON ...

... Author of My' Grandmother, -Sighs, the Prize, &c. as performed laft Seafon with. univerfal Applaufe-at the Theatre Royal,. Drury Lane. The. Part of Clermont by Mr. HOLM A.N. Mr; Burley, Mr. HARL ; _Algernon, ,Mr. BETTER , . TON ; Frederick, Mr. M'ell•EA ...

... fuppofed to be one-fifth greater than if fown by a machine, or broad east. Two low Irifh women quarrelled in Eagle-court, Drury-lane, yelterday, when the firongeff of the two murdered the other. The following curious cafe was heard a few days fence in the ...

... of one in five, . molt highly to the credit of republican Morality.. . Their Majefties and two or the Princeffes honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their pretence on Wednefday evening, to fee The Sehoollor Scandal, and Of Age To-rnorrow. On entering the bailie ...

... Riley, Mufic Engraver, No. 8, Strand, I.ondon, viz. The Opera of Wilmore Caftle,perfortned with univer fal Applaufe at Drury-lane htatre, compofed by Mr Hoek, Op c 6. Song—Come follow me, my only Dear ditto, is Sandy and Jenny, as fung by Mrs. Cooke ...

... 3—Richard Dixon, of Long Acre, Middle-111, Coach-maker. BANKRUPTS required to SURRENDER. John Halliday, of Old George-yard. Drury Lane, Vidualler, January 31, February 7, March 2, at G uildhall. loan Anfell, of Wickham, Hampfhlre, Vidualler, February 10, ...

... PIANO FORTE MUSIC. The Opera of Wilmore Cattle, performed at Drury- Lane Theatre, Opera 96, Bs—Hook Six Canzonets from Pope's Eloifa, 7s—Mafi Three Airs, with Variations, dedicated to Mifs Curtis, Opera 6, —K re u ffer A familiar Sonata, in one Sharp ...

... Mr. Newbold, Hull; Mrifrs'Place and Son, Manchater ; Bufh Tavern, Brittol ; and of 3 Gray, Sworn Exchange Broker, No. 39, Drury Lane, London. N. B. Fazeley icon the great Cheiterßoad to London, and has twelve Fairs in the lear. be SOLD- by private Contra& ...

... particular experienced a decline . pef qe. Rule Dritanmia was again called for faft night and fug ac both Theatrer. At Drury. Lane, ,Mr.,l(cll_y added t'th fn‘lle-iu‘ lum. w_hich Once more det Fame her trunipet found, To fpeak our Seamen’s worth; - Once ...

... abfentees, arid his journey he very facetioufly calls the lifitation of the Clergy. The principal proprietor of the Theatre of Drury-lane has, at length, made an arrangement in which jtillice keeps pace with Generq/ity. lie retains to himfelf zoool. a year, ...

... Drzma of Kotithue,and adapt. ed to the Englifn Stage by R. B. Sheridan,. Fig. as it was pt.:funned at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the Mott unprecedented Applaufe and Attradtioil. WifL liar Dieorations. The Mufic, ChoruiteS, &c. by Mr. Kelly.—The ...