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... oaut, and feveral [labs-in dicuent parts of his bod', is likely io recover. On £reidaf lart, Mr. Dioirm, of Dnirry-ltrae Theatre, sbrili costrnrbirrtrhg to the errviviriy.of a grenileman's pirvs jn Kent, was eyrzed with a fudden r mental dfeangeeln ivhi'ch ...
... concluded by Eleven oclock. - aickrts tose-ead of Mr. Melv n, at Mrs Hokloyd's, ar ert Clty, Blankct.Row, and ofM.Sawel at the Theatre, Ahe e places for the boxes may be taken ., ...
... principal inabitaits of the towsi, atftding the dejivet; oF hie foup to fiuch poor as applied for it. TI. tstceiptl ofthe Theatre at Norwich, on the .no t ot its opening, amounted-to 81. which lum Mr.' Arunton Faid into the hands of the Mayor, for the ...
... rode to Windlor Lodge oahorfebatlc,wet thrqbgh by' rain, where they arrived at 7' paR 6 in the eventing. At Covent Garden Theatre, the play of theW if Man or the. Ea{zand the new Pancomime, were on Wednefday night performedby Royal corma di, to a crowded ...
... Angcrs, bhave a aguard of honour coslipojed of i!ablicanS- 1iThe ?? in Chief gives tesictu fealis, and accompanies them to the theatre, iere le places them in lits own box. If any dilgite arifcs with refpetlt to the obfervance of tsle alini-iuce, it is always ...
... APPEAR IrN New, Favorite, and Interefliog Chara1ers TRArEDY, COMiEDV, OPERA, FARCE, PANTOMIME, GRAND SPECTACLE, &C- &C. AT THE THEATRES ROrA.:L. The Whole faithfully Delineated, 1ingraved, Coloured, Gilt, and Ermbellided; fro as to form a Com- pleat Cabinet ...
... authority dri-.wn from for- mei prect j sits againtl nic ; 1 found that the Stcubr Maf^ue cf Dry-den was periormed at Drury Lane Theatre early in me year 17c-; «nd that Prior's Carmer Sr-cu.are w >s written ior the fame year, and ouvioiflv lor the ill of January ...
... at St. James's tor the Nobility, the evening concluding with rta'l. lhc Tradcfmen of Her Majefty, the Opera Houle-, the Theatres, and the Sublenption Houles in Sr. James's rtieer and Pall MalJ, vied with each other in their illuminations. ...
... charaters, the -ti dreSies, fcenery, and decorations, exceed every. thing we ever remember to have witneffed in a . Country Theatre, It is announced for Mon- day, and we underfland at the requeft of feveral S. = Families of this town. The Romance -of BLUE ...
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... Kent, Sir John Boyd, Bart.-In St. John's Square, the Rev. Tohn Warner.- Mrs. Incledon, wife of Mr. Incledon, of CoventGarden Theatre ; flie had not wholly recovered from child-bed, when the death of a favourite child gave f(ch a fhock to herfeelings,that ...
... Six-pence on fuptrline wove paper, and Three Shillings on large otfavo. Number I, of 'T^HE GERMAN THEATRE; containing The X Stianc,er, as performed at the Theatre Royal Prury-L«.c, with an elegant frontifpiece engraved by Kaimbach, licni a ticiic-n by T'huifton ...