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... 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, ...
... ail 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 ...
... r.ga on larr.e oflivn. Nioh'.ti. ul •TpHF. GERMAN ill. VIKt. ; c..riiinin? Th- X Stranger, as ?? at tl.- Theane R.jv ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... progrefs, and completion, cr the American Revolution, which has ' beern orsi among his papers. Madame Mara's engagement at Drury-lane thea= is at the rate of fifty guineas a night'r EXPEDITION. . The flalton the expcditicn to the '-editerranea conf ?? of ...
... 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 ...
... Court, Bow Street, lie was alarmed by a diftant cry of fire. Xollowing the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's Court, Drury Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted siiea by faying, he was lure an adjoining houfe was burning, as he had accidentally ...