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... cartridge in his eartouch-b. • • On the evening of the above day their Malt-At:es arid the PrincefiCa went to Drury-lane Theatre. J ult as the King entered the Royal Box, a pillol, loaded with Bugs,-was ofilcharged at his leered perfon from theenit.. ...
... KING's THEATRE,' Nobility and Gentry, Subferibers to the I Opera, and - the Public, are molt refp,aetfully a'cquainted, iat this Theatre will Open for the feafon upon Saturday next, ;he of January, with a new 0 p.ira,. entitled LA PASTORELIA NORILE. The ...
... prefent feafou. . Mr. COWAN'S new Comedy is accepted by Mr. HARRIS, and will ibortly be brought forward at Covent-gardt-n Theatre. Mr. fITZGERALD writes the Prologue to the forth. coming Tragcdy of Mr. SOLITHBr, at Drury-lane. Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE has given ...
... coinpa,ny,\;, were prefent at its laft,reprefentation, we witnfzf4.ll.tlie Prince of WALES and the Duke of - t 4)r:try-lane Theatre, on Wednefday evening, performance of the Comedy of the efl I ffstiart afForiled Mrs. SOUTLEY aa opportunity of difplagihg ...
... To-morrow, the School_ for Prejudice, Harlequin's Tour. . „ KING's THEATRE. • Nobility and. Gentry, Subfcribers to the Opera, and the Public, are molt refpecHully acquainted, . that this Theatre will open for Ike fcafou TO. MO R ROW EVENING, the of January ...
... rixlrrthe morning ten at night. WANTED, for the remainder of • the pii.4ei,t fcafort; a - Frje A:dr/lift:on to Drury-lane Theatre. —Addrefs. by. letter. jpott paid) iiioniu th terms, to Mc. Mills, Stationt.-r,P,3l:,'nd.ttreet. [ANTED, two Servants, in ...
... AT TIII: THEATRE ROtAL , DitURY.-LANE, ,THIS EVENING, -KING LEAR.' . ,King Lear, Mr. Kernhle and Cordelia,,Mrs, Siddons. To whieir ;will be 'added, • • • HARLEQUIN 'AMULET. .- • (1 a Monday, Rizarro, with the. Liar. ...
... year the Stage has been to a fouree of the higheft entertainment, yet I'feldo:i felt any ilrong inclination to viiit Private theatres, haVing tifuPly found the attempts made ther& to be under the influence Of vanity, fetfconceit, Or the deiufive flattery ...
... his head, and robbed him of between $l. and 91. and his watch, The excellent management of Mr. ASTLEY, jun. at the Royalty Theatre, where variety and, novel amufement is the conflant order of the night, has tended to fix this place, of entertainment in ...
... -- __ . . . , .. • , _, . • . KII:G's. 'THEATRE. , • \•••.-.„,•,-- :. Nobiiity 1 -md Gentry Suheciihei. s to • ' : Opera, awl the üblic, 'are molt reipe4futly acquaiweil, that the new Comic )p:. - ra, call Ped LA ASTORELLA f - NOBILE,, annotimced - ...
... -arrived. • NINTH CHANGE ot ENTER' TAINMENTS. ROVALI'Y THEATRE, WellS-Ilreet, Goodman's Field. prefcnt „MONDAY, 'Jan. 5, and Fire fol.. A. lowing Evenings, will be -prefented (never performed at this Theatre) a ne . yr.Setio, Herox, Necromantic Spectacle, by ...
... THEATRES. P. OP lA. The Seafon commenced on Saturday with the performance of the favourite Opera of ALefit, in Which Maclathe, BANTI refumed .her itation, to the infinite gratification of the falhionable-vifitors of this elegant Theatre, by whom the was ...