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... LONDON. May 17- IT it with a mingled feeling of horror and congratulation that ne have to ltatc what laft night happened »t Drury-lane Theatre. At the mome,,*') Hu Majefty entered his box, a m™ Rationed in the pit, near the otcheflra on the right-hand Ode ...
... in a chair, and with- out any complaint immediately expired. The profits of Mrs. Jordan's benefit on Mon- day night, at Drury Lane Theatre, are ftated at 10001. j The Lady who was formerly Mrs. Billington, but who is now the wife ofa Frenchman,' has been ...
... ftill cheaper in a fhort time. We are well informed that the new-admired Play of Dr a r and Dumb, fo greatly applauded at Drury Lane Theatre, hft feafon, wai performed for Mr. Wilkinfoo't Night at York, laft March, and was con- duced in point of S_\ng, ...
... Hifto- rical Drama, (never acted bete) called DEAF anfl DUMB % Or, The Orpfctn Proteftefl. At performed at tbc Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with uncommon Reception. Witb New Scenery, ?? in Aft Fiift, tbe City of Tbouloufe, in France, with the F.ridgCfr-Alfe New ...
... ib invalusblean Inftitutioiii Ml. WtLKINSOM has ?? ?? r«- ?? to inform the Public, that he has engaged Mr. BANNISTER, of Drury-Lane, to perform Two Nights, Friday and Saturday next, when the Theatre will tlofe till Monday theTwenty-feventh, on Account ...
... of Portfca, grocer, dealer and chapman. William Dollcr, of Winchester, im holder, dealer and chapman. Thorn is Smith, of Drury-Lane, baker,dealer and chapman. George 01 Matley, hatter, dealer and chapman. John Rideing, of Liverpool, and William Lever, ...
... His Royal High'nefs, whofe fervant then was.— This took place at the Opera Houfe, in the Haymarket, then occupied by the Drury-lane Company, where Sam appeared, in the appropriate character Hercules and hbigem'st. ...
... Commandant, by the Gentlemen of the Leeds Volunteer Cavalry, We arc happy to inform the friends to the Stage, that Mils Camp, of Drury-Lane, (whofe talents are to univerfally admired) will perform our Theatre on Saturday next, for her lifter's benefit, being the ...
... performed, the favourite Comedy The BBLLE's STRATAGEM. The Part of Letitia Hardy, with Song and Minuet, By Mils DECAMP, (Of Drury Lane, her firft Appearance on this Stage.) Wiih the Farce of THE PRIZE; Or, a, 3, 5, 8. The Part Caroline, by Mifs DE CAMP. Tickets ...
... Jarman. After ivbicb, a Ne-w Mufical Piece, never aSedbtre, called A HOUSE to be SOLD. (As performed at the Tbeaire-Royai, Drury Lane, ivith arced Applaufe.â The Mufic by Mr. Kelly.) Captain Kelfon, Mr. Carr; Charles Kelfon, Mr. Melvin; Beffirid, Mr. Wakot ...
... body of the faid Rebecca Beau- mont, On Saturday fe'nnight died, at her houfe in Half Moon-ftreet, London, Mrs. Pope, of Drury-Lane Theatre. Eight days before fhe was feized with an apopleftic fit, when performing in the charafter of Defidemona. The fecond ...
... flopped and tucked up at the next lamp-poft, a fingle example might be of ibme fe_ vice to the community. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday, for the benefit ofthe Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, were .53. ■• 3 s - 6f*> We have obferved with much ...