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... Thompson. No. I. Contains the exquisitelv affecti: >v . I THE STRANGER/' As performing with unbounded applause tic-royal, Drury-lane No. 11. Contains the popular Play I PIZARRO. The German Theatre entirely T,. jamin Thompson, Esq. (whose acknuwled.-• ]| ...
... 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 ...
... in, compliment tro thetBritifb hero of.thc Nile, and is ralled mlte Yel,4a great coat. t Mladame Mviara's engagement at Drury-lane The. atre is at the rate of sogs. a night. To lovers of gardening it may perhaps not be un- acceptable to know, that painting ...
... Vienna. It is in compliment to the Britifh hero of the Nile, and is called the Neifon great coat. Madame Mara's engagement af Drury-lane The- atre is at the rate of 50gs. a night. To lovers of gardening it may perhaps not be un- acceptable to know, that painting ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 7, iBOO. Madame Mara's engagement at Drury-Lane Theatre is at the rate of• fifty guineas a night ! An elderly gentleman threw himfelf into the Thames, on Thurfday night, at Strand-lane ; an alarm being given by the people who faw him, fome ...
... o'' e the eveninz ai Addrcfs appropriate to the oc» Af, be fpoken by Smith and Mrs, Worthington. Mr. of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, j offers his fervice* tKs occafioft, provided his engage town will allow him. ■ °ors to opened at fix, and begin at feven ...
... 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 ...
... Addrcfs appropriate to the occafion will be fpoken by Mr Smith and Mrs. Worthington. N. B. Mr. Dowtok, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, very obligingly offers his fcrvices on this occafion, provided his engagements in town will allow him. Tickets to be had ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... rounds in Broad-court, Bow-it reel, he was alarmed cry of tire. Following the found, he came the lower end Duke's Court, Drury-lane,'wben a man, much intoxicated, accolfed bun by faying, be was fure adjoining houfe was burning, bad accidentally put his ...
... 1771 came to England, and was by the late Mr Gauick who engaged him a fuporiudant and principal artilt, at the theatre, Drury-lane-— 1781, his honoured De Loutherbourgh with a diploma, cenftituting him one ofthe Royal Accademy. the progrefs of extroardijnary ...