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... ‘ ig, thoufand firkins. • , .1 td 13 THE THEATRE.—Mra. Yate u 5, whofe ' tic lofs, a few years agt), d ee ply i n r e refteil th a l t i fed feelings of the public, laft night appeared „ the Drury-lane theatre, aa Angela, in The Cal Speure. She a good ...
... will contain between five and thoufand firkins. l' THE THEATRE.—Mra. Yates, whore d 0- tic lofs, a few years ago, deeply interefted tht, feelings of the public, laft night appeared Drury.lane theatre, a 4 Angehi, in alib i Spellre. She potrefres a good ...
... and The Humourist - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. present FRIDAY, will be presented,. Traedy.cf KING RICHARD THE THIRD. • • 'With New and Appropriate . Dresses, Scenery, and Deco- rattans. King Richard Mr. Cooke. (from the Theatre Royal, - Dublin, being ...
... London Printed and Published for WILLLiiTi COBBETT, at No. 3, Southampton-Street, Strand. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rES present SATURDAY, their Majesty's Servants will act a Play, called, THE STRANGER. - The Steanger,'. Mr. Kemble ; Baron Steinfurt, ...
... 771 E THEATRES. CONTL'NT-GARDEN. . . . . Orceks ip the zenith of their glory felt the . taste and Illarais of the public to, depend so' much on dramatic t..x . libitions;: that a pact of the state re-' ventie was solinly applied by to the ,use of the ...
... Dickey Gi in The Aftkr-piece, kept the audience as usual in continued laughter. - The disaPpointinent of the audience at .this Theatre on Thursday night, M the condelnnation of __Virginia, wai amply compensated for by the amusement, received from the performance ...
... THEATRE. COVENT GARDEN, Mr. Reynolds's Muse exhibited, on Saturday evening, at Covent Garden, a Drama, which, for want of a More distinct term, may be called a muly ;'a-Drama where Pathos and Farce alternately excite the ' tear of Pity, or compel the ...
... NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS present MONDAY, their ,Majesty's Seivants willsact a Tragedy, in five acts, called, VIZARRO. • PuttxvlANs.—Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kemble. SPA.NIARDS.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrymore; Alonzo, Cora. Miss ...
... licences that w omeu tio l i t i h r4 e . town take to outrage decency is a lament rth-- O•ble s ject of Complaint. At the Theatres they ist us with . their impudence, they disgust their conversation, and though prostitution is not, catching, as a Nvanton ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. ' THIS present TUESDAY, will be performed, a New Comedy, called L I F E. The principal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. 'awcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss Cox, arid kiss Murray. After which will be revived ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • nr HIS . present TUE SD AY, their Majesty's Servants will revive a Comedy, called, THE BROTHERS. Sir Benjamin Dove, Mr. King ; Captain Ironsides, Mr. Bannister, jun.; Skiff, Master of' the Privateer, Mr. Dowton. Lady Dove ...
... Travdy of Pizarro. THEATRE ROYAL, COI'ENT (;.IRDE.Y. Tin . S es ept WEDNESDAY, will be Fri_ formed the Tra4edy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. With New and Appropriate Dress .1, Scenery, ana Decorations. King Richard by Mr. Cooke, (from the Theatre Royal,. 'Dublin ...