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... £:i-:arrc=U.ovai. Os IVim:-iii.iv ne. t p I Z A R R O. j a tthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, t.k.-n from Drama, and adapted to the English Stage, By X- B. SHERIDAN, Esq. {;W and Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and King of Quito, Mr EGF.RTON. ?? ' ' , CMr ...
... C bcatre^l&opal j. C O N D NIGHT. The' thaced't of p I Z A R. R. O. , -the 'I i.eatre Royal, Drury Lane, taken from r ;.Y fii ?? and adapted to the English Stage, By R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. strand Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and l Decorations. L Coe ...
... for the The fg t , (the Jew) and ‘Lingo in the Agreeable Siirprife, that night only, by MR. DOWT O N. From the re Royal. Drury Lane. 'fcw Cujlom-houje, Dover Feb, 19, 1800. , vv Hereas it has been reprefented to the Com* iT his Majcfty’s Cuftoras, that ...
... where double that Comedian who had name and his characters with In conversation them sustains with offers -Garrick himself Drury-lane At length Garrick to pursued Socia is arrested in place the unfortunate of the from which much advantage is thus aukwardly ...
... ofthe Sun of KoTZ ?? being I?e 6rstpart of bis papular play ofthe Death of Roi.la, re- cently pefozmedat tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, by R. B. ?? E?q. under the iitle cf '■ PtZAKKO. Ataiiba, (King of Quito) Mr PATERSON. Hoc.car, (King ...
... fuftains his pretenfions with uncommon impudence, and offers to Garrick his protcttion, if he wifhes to prefent himfelf to Drury-lane theatre. At length, the London manager having caufed Garrick to be purfucd, his facta is arretted in his place, and the ...
... h, and great grand-children. Toefday the nrw Opera, calklr the 'gvptaan Feflival, waV pufiormed for the firfi time ;It Drury. Lane ITheatre. In the conflrtflion of this Qprera it appears to have been rhe Author's detign o r 'the attention of the fpeflator ...
... ¦¦cc. Tiie-R-n.\y, March 21, will bt- presented, ' ft. the Eleventh Time, p I Z A R R O. ..is: the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, tken from Câ Drama, and adapted to the English Stage, By R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. ?? and Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and ...
... the Vice- Cnmrelhr most respedffully Nobility Gentry the Uui-lown its vicinity ml Benefit Concert FRIDAY the instant Miss Drury Lane) p* PROFESSOR HAGUE given in the Bills day*s Express ! N N March 20 yesterday have that come into date of the 14th contain ...
... E.jicatre*-D_oi?al. ?? ?? the 13th Tinc.j j ,111. m.i.rav ci f I Z A R R O. .tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, taken from ?? K. 11. SHERIILVN, Esq. ,_ MOCK D O C T O R. '7eli Doctor, for tlw firsttime, Mr ROCK. ⢠pespectfullv informed, tltat the Tra- AAi ...
... Thompson. No. I. Contains the exquisitelv affecti: >v . I THE STRANGER/' As performing with unbounded applause tic-royal, Drury-lane No. 11. Contains the popular Play I PIZARRO. The German Theatre entirely T,. jamin Thompson, Esq. (whose acknuwled.-• ]| ...
... Mr. Thompson. No. I. Contains the exquifitely affc&ing Play THE STRANGER, As performing with unbounded the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. No. 11. Contains the popular Play of PIZARRO. The German Theatre, is entirely tranflatedbv BEWJAMTTR THOMPSON, (whofe ...