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... week, make the number ; r.d, we arc ferry to fay, fome ot them are men of coufi, dcrable property. Elliflon. tl:e aelor, Drury-lane Theatre, ii to perform at our Theatre in the con.-Te of the after fcafon. alteration in the price of bread for this week ...
... county Dublin. DEATHS. Anne Ycarfly, well known in tire poetic world. tlic Milk-woman of Bath.—Mr. Collins, the humorous of Drury-lane Theatre.—At near Magherafelt, the Rev. (i. Stokes, formerly Fellow Trinity College, Duhlin—At Church-hill, hear Moneymorc ...
... on Drury-Une was the heroine of the latter piece. Her qualities ere too delicate a kind for fo large theatre as that of Drury-lane, but are very well fuited to that of Richmond. Fitzlimons exerted his vocal powers with effedl. Th» new piece was favoorabiO' ...
... theatre. Public »re mfonwd, that Mi STONE, the celebrated /mi , for w Royal, Drury-lane, engaged to ~s ]- |Vrf wdl have the honour f oTr*- e^,M-rowuxee. r NEXT, the July. BE SOLD AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, tie Kti July I-'” at ELETEN o’CM, I cn tic Premier' ...
... lifter 50001. to her children, 15,0001.; Sarah Ann Ledwith, when of age, 500 T.; Mre. Mary Taylor, late of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, 13,0001.; to her daughter Harriet, 40001.; to her fitter, 30001.5 Mary Howard, 30001.; WilUam Howard, 3000 L Margaret Wricks ...
... opposite side of the room. Their hair was singed, but they received'do material injury. A man was struck with the lightning in Drury-lane, and carried to the shop Mr. Skillet, hut he did not sustain any material injury. Part of the eleftric matter fell near ...
... Eight Worshipful Wm. Esq. Mayor. 611 The Public are respeCtfully Informed that Mr. ELLISTON, (from the Theatre )(toys', Drury-Lane) is egged to perform City, duriog the Assizes. ' This pre.ent E ng, Tuusday, Aug. 6, A t be perf , the P4AY of the MO N' ...
... eagerly fought after in Dublin, aa (he has been in Bath. Edinburgh, &c. The place of Mrs. C..Kemble (Isle Mifs Camp), »f Drury-lane Theatre, is (O be fupplied next leafon Mrs. Edam. The Hibernian Journal Osi/y Commercial ivtr i/e DUBLIN. Wednesday - august ...
... (from the Theatre Reval Covert Garden, hi* fir ft appearance th.s fealon) Hawthorn, Mr. Johnfton; (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, hi. firft appearance thefe three years) Rofet a, Mrsi Nunn; Lucinda, Mrs. Qooke; Deborah oodock, Mrs. Hitchcock. - With ...
... erecting at Manchefter: three biddings were offered, namely, Meffrs. Ward, Young, Dewis, and Knight, jointly Mr. Raymond, «f Drury-lane ; and Mr. M'Cready, Manager of the Birmingham Theatre :— thf bidliiags were 13001. per annum on the part of the firfl; S ...
... the City of London has at the fame time to bcall every lammer and winter Theatre (the Opera csi cepted) being now open ; Drury-lane Theatre ing opened for the feafon on Saturday evening lad, and Covent Garden Theatre commences its feafcu this week. alteration ...
... NELSON CLUB The Public are respeiftfully Informed, that Mr. HOLLAND, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. is engaged ..t this I'her. ire, and will make his first Appearance here a few Doors open v, and to begin at precisely.-™ HAI-F PRICE taken at the ...