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... delineation of the character*, and p. view the actions or. productions, all who have sustained distinguished parts on the theatre the WQrld,will. also a concise notice of those persons of inferior consequence, who, from particular ciirtmlstances, have ...
... on the different fide, the river. The French and the Auftrians are both advancing in force to the lower Rhine, where the theatre of the war feem, about transferred, after having kept at diftance from it during the whole campaign. The enemies troops, fcconded ...
... the much-adn-.ircd Seng of THE OLD COM vIODORE. To Which will be added, theMufieal Piece of GRANDMOTHER. performed at the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane. To cone ude with HORNPIPE, by BRITISH SAILOR. The Scenery and Decorations by M. Lupine, jun. Mr. and Affiftants; ...
... THIVfPRESENT TUESDAY. NEVER ACTED HERE. THEATRE ROYAL, Manchcfter. This Tuesday. January 7th, 1800, Will be prefented a New Comedy, carted, WHAT IS SHE ? (Performed the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, with univerfal approbation) Sir Cauftic Oldftile Mr Btft'ord ...
... of Brunfwick>,'treet, and at the coriKr of Upper Drury-lane, Liverpool, wick tlte building thereon, being pjrt of the Old Theatre, now converted into Ware* rooms, containing in front to Bnanfwick'ftreet 10 yards, and running in depth backwards along the ...
... fora dclituation the charudtcn, and a view of the acliom produdfiont, of all who have iuibiiued diltirguiflird parts or. theatre the world, will a’.fo allow concifc notice i*f j inferior confiquence, who, from particular circnmn.in have deferred lie ...
... ' When first engaged in London, though receiving no more than thirty shillings a week from the treasury of Covent-garden Theatre, he lived in expensive lodgings, and was attended by a footman in livery. Thus commenced his career ol folly—he never could ...
... spectacle have above described. On the Saturday preceding the opening of the winter theatres, he recited some speeches lrom Romeo, CastaJio, Up. in a small private theatre Pimlico the highest price of admission was '2s. This was his qfl appearance on When ...
... THIS PRESENT TUESDAY. SECOND TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, Manchejler. This prcfent Tuesday, January new Popular Tragic Play, Performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, with unbounded applaufe, called PIZARRO. (From the German of Kotzebue.—Adapted to the EngUJb ...
... attitudes for grace. every public, place bnc';t art fold, from which our youth are to le»m the firft every vice. The multitude of theatres naturalizes indolence, palftes eve. ry ufetul occupation, and even eeafer, from frequent repetition, afford any entertainment ...
... of the community within her power, wilhes ftill to perfevere in fo laudable undertaking for winch end, Ihe intcndi to our Theatre-rejal {for two ttigblt only) Friday and Saturday next, the a+th and 15th of this inftant January, WITH rMI READING Of the ...
... cftatci by hit only brother,the Hon. John Roper.—Sunday fc'tnnight, at Durham, Mr. Jamc* Cawdcll, many year* manager of the theatre* in that place. Shit Ida, Sunderland, Scarborough, Stc.-VTederdiy afternoon, in Chapel-drett. Mr David Dickinfon, a very cmiueut ...