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... Two Ae5, called BLUE BEARD;. o,-, FEALE CLURIosIrr. As perforined upwards of One Hundred Nfights at the Theatre-REoyal, Drury-Lane. WAh New Scenery and Machinery, * Painted by Mr. MICHELL. New Drefe., - and appropriate Decorations, The Original Overtures ...
... 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 ...
... compalfing and imagining the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance his traitorous dcllgn, firing loaded piftol him Drury-lane theatre, with intent to kill and aCTdlinaic him.—The piifoner pleaded not the indiiStment, dated that hail a good defence ...
... and imagining the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance of his trai. torolas defign, firing a piftol at hirm in Drury-lane theatre,:with intent to kill and affaffinate ?? prifoner pleaded not ?? Court affigned Mr. Erlkine and Mr. Serjeant Belt ...
... near Blenheim. 16. Hadfield tried in the Court of King’s Bench, for his attempt upon the facred life of hit Majefty, in Drury-lane Theattc, on the Jth of May, and acquitted on the ground of his being lunatic. He was ordered to be confined. 18. Munich ...
... B\NKKUPTS. â??.in Ha'.lhl.iy, OkkOcorj yard, Drury-lane, Middlelex, vliftuaâ??.lcrâ??John A-.ie.l, 1, vidn.illiâ??Wâ??Edward Parker, Lit lie Turn ...
... is now confidered as the moft accomplilbed finger in Europe. The profits of Mrs. jordan's benefit on' Monday I night, at Drury Lane Theatre, are {tated at noonl. A large.fifh was tnkens on Tuefday, in the Bay of Abbotfbury, mealuritig 27g feet in length ...
... wideraso.Sa tnle folowing cirCum~r ce s Veit tt` nr remark: a few days previous to the deatfro7fite late Mr, John Palmer, of Drury-lane theatre, that gentleran, while walking in the charch-vaid at Liverpool with the deceafed Mr. Wilde, of Covent- .Garden, ...
... -anount of 300,oool - Laft week at Bath, in her 7oth year, Mr'. Hopc k;;ns, loang known to the public as sit 'a'refr st Drury-Lane Theatre. On Saturday fe'nnight, Mr AMatthew Fitte-, r4 Green-lIreet, Deriteqd,Bi'niinghari ; ie went sc b' iin good health ...
... February laft, lor the ulc ot ci.n Prutcflant D.fle- that place Mr. Da’rer, the I hcatrcs York and Hull, Cbortly make bn* at Drury Lane Ihe ure, m the charadcr Bclcour, the Comedy of the fniiiau l.a» week letter# circular were from Lord Hobart tu the ids Li* ...
... (file. A firing of variegated lamps extended along the balcony, exhibiting (imply the letters C. K. furmoumed by the Crown. Drury-lane Theatre was beyond the powers of defeription. The imnienfe fixe of the huiioiog, and its towering elevation above all thofe ...
... leatherdreffet—James Peter Kearou, of Upper Grafcon-ftreet, Fitzroy-fquare, Middieftx, dealer and chapman—Charles Cole, of Drury-lane, Middleiex, vidualler—Thomas Bright, of Inner Ttmple-lanc, London, and bookbinder—-Jolepli Barnard the younger, Bedford ...