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... THEATRE: DIIURY-LANE. The old Comely of the Brotbers 'revived lag night,' in which 13ANNI3TER took the part of Captain.. Ironsides; Mr. KING, Sir Dove;,- and Miss Port, that of Lady Drive. The voice and manner of BA N . NISTER gave coniidera-. Me effl ...
... -curios uses, particularMento para Ia extraeci•on de aceyte, por D. Frane.- - favares- de Utica. As for the drama—at .the same theatre with Kotzeb'ae's Misantropia,. &c. is acted Nabt.codon,vor y frglecias de Daniel, a Sacred 'Drama, in three acts: - A suitable ...
... and. vell versed in our literature, especially i the French Theatricals, having cornposed a light Comedy, printed in the Theatre de la Hermita. , :e, for the use of a select society in the court Of CATHERINE the second. (Publiciste.) : Another Paris paper ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRUI?y-LANE. 'THlSpresent' THURSDAY, their Majesty's Serv.i.nts will act a Tragedy, called, PIZARRO. - FE RVVIANS . .—Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kemble. Cora. Miss Biggs. SPAM ARDS.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrrmore;-Alonzo, Mr . : - C. Kemble; ...
... '• THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.NT GARDEN. rrHIS Treient THURSDAY, will be performed a New Comedy, called LIFE. • ,- Theprin - iPal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. Fawcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss Cox, and Miss Murray. • To which will be added ...
... ivrinistcr,7 is arrived:here; he lodges.at the Hotel d'Empire.• , M. DE 00BENZEL was; on the evening - of the S'Oth, at the Theatre de la Republic, - in the - of the V Interior's box. - And, on the' :day ; he dined at citizen JOSEPH . I.ICY: has a guard ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS present 'F R I DAY, will be performed a New Comedy, called • LIFE. Tbe principal charactbrs by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. Fawcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss and Miss Murray. .To which will be added (by . particular ...
... may be a little excused in exerting his lungs freely—the starts and passions of Richard demp.nd it, did not the size of our Theatre justify the exertion. It is readily acknowledged that some of Mr. COOKE'S upper notes appear harsh and inharmonious, and that ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRULiY-LA NE. THIS present FRIDAY; their Majesty's. Servants Will act a Comedy, called, - • • A BOLD •STROKE FOR 'A WIFE. Veignwell, Mr. Bannister, jun.; FreemA, Mr. Caulfield ; ; Mrs. 'Prim, Miss Betty, Mic, Tidwell, and Lady, 'Mrs. Cuyler ...
... with Specimens and Analyses or • the •mot celebrated Tragedies; and interspersed with occasional Observations on the Italian Theatres, and Biographical Notices of the principal Tragic Writers of Italy, by J. C. Walker, Esq. 4to. with thirteen Engravings, ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN: THIS 'present MONDA will be • revived the Comedy f. - THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock by Mr. Cooke; Antonio by Mr. Murray. Portia bi- Miss 'Murray. To.which will be added, the Grand Ballet Pantomime, taken front Ossian, (composed ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. T°THIS present M 0 N D AY, their Majesty's 3. Servants will act a Tragedy, called, PIZARRO. PER.uvlANS.—Ataliba, - Mn•Powell ; Rolla, Mr. Kemble ; Cora. Miss Big - gs. SPANIARDs.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrymore;Alonw, Mr. C. Kemlile• ...