... begs le :ve announce the first ranee of lliat celebrated, great, and excellent Comic MB. MUNDEX, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Uiivcrsallv allowed the first Comic Actor of the age, and ~ Mr. Thornton is happy to assure the public, will appear . Ji’ ...

... Translation of the Psalms, by Thomas Dale. XXVII. Holkham, a Poem. The Stage. XXVIII. King's Theatre. XXIX. Covent Garden. XXX. Drury Lane. University and Ecclesiastical Intelligence. XXXI. Ecclesiastical Promotions. XXXII. Cambridge. XXXIII. Oxford. Ordinations ...

... exception favour of two distinguished individuals—Miss Fanny Kemble and Mr. Kean. the engagement of that gentleman (be lessees Drury Lane, there is consequently violation compact. Kean's first apjie,trance will in Richard; lie will afterwards personate Shy loch ...

... and the parliamentarians during the great civil war. Mrs. Butler, late Miss Fanny Kemble, who has declined to appear at Drury Lane under 100/. per night, is make her first reappearance the British stage on tho boards of the Tlieatre Royal, Manchester ...

... continued weekly) of a new work, entitled, THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, a Collection Plays, which ?*re acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Garden, and Haymarket. printed under the authority and permission of the managers from the prompt books. ith biographical ...

... Monday and Tuesday, the 28th and of this month, for which Miss M. TREE, Miss GOODALL, AND UR. HORST, rO/th* THEATRE ROYAL, Drury Lane,) ...

... he embarks fur America.—Amongst the perl >rmers Mr. Elbston, for Drury lane, are Mrs* 1. Johnston, late Covent-garden, Mr. Do-tlon, and Mr. linden. . . Nothing is tube done to Drury-lane Theatre previous y its opening for the ensuing season, except y the ...

... Greenwich.—W. Parry, Esq. of Arkstoue, Herefordshire,! At Bradhlncb, Devon, aged 7.'i, tlie wife H. Bowden,!* Mr. Packer, of Drury' Lane Theatre, in his year,—Jj Grantham, late collector of the post-horse duty i county Surrey.—ln Soho Square, Loudon, Mrs. relict ...

... greater consequence to the country, than that of providing for the poor.—Mr. Booth, the actor, after maliny an engagement with Drury Lane, feigned iilness an excuse for not appearing Saturday, in logo, announced, and, to the astonishment of eveiy one, is gone ...

... fallen into the hands of that intelligent collector, Mr. R. Jones. Theatricals-A new tragedy Covent Garden, and new comedy at Drury Lane Saturday night-the tn-edv bv Mr, Shed, Dablm, called Ihe Apostate, and the scene laid at Granada, in Spam, the tnne the ...

... late Duke of York ; •hat all the money in the Rank England belonged him; and that was th« proprietor of the Opera-house and Drury-lane Theatre. Witness ashed him what reason had for thinking that he was a son the Duke of York; which he replied that the Duke ...

... situation (if ork, winch, may hence conclude, cannot excelled, if equalled, any other city or town in the TnF.vrillCALS Drury Lane Theatre. —Satimla.v (from lint!!) made lier first appearance iti London, I'ollv, the Opera. Coming forward as a sins'er ...