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... hs completed the SELDEN a -Tax on the whole of his hafe of which is faid to 001. ETURN their mof to their numerous F , of Drury-lane Theatre, couragement they received 1¢ conviviality of a gentle- and moft refpectfully infor: was feized with a dudden No ...
... thority drawn from former Latt weck died, the lady Dino. Mc. Edward Mt ind that the Secular Mafque Broad-ftreet, Mrs. Ta Drury-lane theatre early in Mrs. Bennet, mot! Carmen Seculare was and Mr. D. Haines, landlo ind obvioufly for the 1 of were authority ...
... command Majesties excellent of The Clandestine Marriage and new musical entertainment of To-morrow night represented to at Drury-Lane Theatre Their Majesties were I by Princesses the 1 I sight these illustrious visitors gratifying to audience demanded save ...
... where double that Comedian who had name and his characters with In conversation them sustains with offers -Garrick himself Drury-lane At length Garrick to pursued Socia is arrested in place the unfortunate of the from which much advantage is thus aukwardly ...
... Mr. Thompson. No. I. Contains the exquifitely affc&ing Play THE STRANGER, As performing with unbounded the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. No. 11. Contains the popular Play of PIZARRO. The German Theatre, is entirely tranflatedbv BEWJAMTTR THOMPSON, (whofe ...
... pounds.. This morning about two o'clock, fire broke out at an oil fhop, belonging Mr. fhecorner of Great Queen-flreet, in Drury-lane, which after raging with great violence fo* confiderable time, was happily got under, after completely deftroying the where ...
... Broad-Court, Bow-ftreet, he was alarmed by a'diftant cry of fire. Following the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's-Court, Drury-Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted him by faying, he was fure an adjoining hbule was burning, as he had accidentally ...
... two o'clock a fire, d broke out at the Oil and Colour Manufa~tory k belonging to Mr. Baynbam, the corner' of Qteie-ftreet, Drury-lane.. which confumed the wbole of thole- fpaciohs),remif6, 'and tthe ho4fd ' adjoining. -The houfe, which had beeina few - years ...
... lost to French service This ship has done to our trade A called Montfort yesterday cveningperformed for die first time at Drury-lane production one of three plays written some years since published iilustra-' trative the operation influence different passions ...
... the people the country with more temper than in its early (lages, and acquires more friends and fupporters. Mr. Aickcn.of Drury-Lane Theatre; fell down in an fit, a few days fince, from which there are but little hopes of his recovery. Laft night, between ...
... levelled pillol hia perfon At conclulton the performed before tbeir conclulton performed belore Majefticson Thurfday evening Drury-lane Theatre following ftanza compofcd impromptu Mr Shetidan fung the concluding God favethe King ntnu- necdlcft obferve that ...
... the Princefles Augufta, Elizabeth, Sophia, and Mary, with their at. teudants, agreeably to previous arrangement, honoured Drury-lane Theatre lad night with their prefeiice, to fee the .Comedy of W*u y d and She Wou'd Not, and -the Farce of the Humourist ...