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... through the thick )ar his thigh. After a moft ftrid exa- the circumftance, was found purely accidental.—The Royal Y Went Drury-lane theatre; his Maiefly had footier approached the front of l royal box, than horfe piftol was at him, from th« right hand ...
... Ranuzzi, Gallo de Mendozza, de Laval, de Montmorenci, and de Ser.tmanatly Cartella. . Mrs Jourdan is fpeedily to return to Drury-lane Thea- tre, at an increafed falary of thirty pounds per night 1 — It is a matter of not unfeafonalh calculation, that this ...
... Theatre-Royal, Covent Gar.ltn ; tbe tatter it the 1 Manarer of tht Birmingham Theatre; MR SWIND A L L, .1, Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and tht Hay Marlet ; AIR NOB LE, Frcm the Birmingham Tbtatrt ; MR EG E RTO N, From lb: Theatrt-Poyal, Bath .- Mr WOODS, ...
... of Kotzibue, being the first part of his popular play of the Death of Rolla, re- cently performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, hy R. B. Sheridan, E»q. under the Title of Doors to open at six, to begin precisely at seven. — Boxes ...
... £: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 ...
... of Konrirai, being the fust pan of his popular play ofthe Df.atu of Roll, a, re- cently performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, by R. B. S.iCßinA.v, Esq. under the Tide of - PIZARao. The Spectacle adapted for representation and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ¦¦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 ...
... 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 ...
... I - man was going his lourids tn iri. .* : ' ■ he was alarmed by a diftant cry ol I it found, he came to the lower en 1 Drury-Lane, when a man, m::ri. „ him by faying, he was bee an i. burning, as lie had _ a__c_tt_y put! j window iliutters, and burnt ...
... of Edinburgh, Hereafter oF Goodge Street, then of Gresse Street, after- wards'of Broad Court, and theri of Cross Court, Drury Lane, London, in which last place she died, will apply to James Robb, writer, at Mrs Rhind's, head of Leith Wynd, they will ...