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... appeared to be perte@tly well in the marning, and had_eaten a hearty breakfaft.| He was many years known to the puhlif at Drury' lane Theatre as the principal arlequin, a charaéler which he fupported with peculiar a@ivily, and with more of the traditional ...
... order is juftified is laid to be a regard for the .perfonal ftfety of the Heir Apparent. Laft night Mrs. Jordan came out at Drury Lane Theatre for the feafon, in her favourite charaaer of Mils Peggy in the County Girl. We need not fay that file was received ...
... himfelf to an officer of jtiftice, was accordingly committed to gaol to take his trial at the enfuiug Old Bailey Seffions. DRURY LANE THEATRE.] The Entertainment ot CinJerclla, which has been a c,nfiderable time in preparation, and has excited much the curiolity ...
... eleaed. , . A from the pen of Mr. Cherry, under the title of the Soldier's Daughter,. was on Tuefday hut brought forwards at Drury Lane Theatre. it ttLe.ived with great applaufe, and was repf..awd on Wednefdiy to a crowded andience. Captain Fitigeralci, of ...
... Within, London, Pewterer. ironmonger, and Brazier, March 24, April 3, 28, at Guildhall. Samuel Murray, of Ruffel Court, Drury Lane, Mid dlefex, Bookfeller, March 24, 27, April 28, at Guildhall. William Powell, of Broad•ftreet, Surat Giles, Midalcfex, ...
... to Dutch ports. It had previoufly been removed only from veffels bound to countries in amity with his Majefty. Theatre, Drury Lane.] A new after-piece, entitled Tie Cour:to:fat, laft week made its appearance ; and feldom has any entertainment met with ...
... new Comedy of The SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Written by Mr. CHER R v . , and performed to crowded Hodes at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of fifty Nights this Seafon with the rnoft unbounded Applaufe. The Part of IV:alfart, jun. by Mr. HOLMAN, Frank ...
... offered for this evening's arnufement in the Soldier's Daughter, one of the moll popular pieces that have been produced at Drury Lane this feafon, independently of the acknowledged abilities of Mr. Holman, cannot fail to prove attradive. On Wednefday too ...
... new Scenery, appropriate Dreffes and Decorations ; as performed upwards of thirty Nights lalt Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univorfal Appiaufe. To which will be added (for the laft 'lime) the favourite uew -Farce of , ...
... Thurfday Evening will be prefented the Comedy of the WEST INDIAN; the Part of Belcour by Mr. DWYER, front the Theatre Rola', Drury Lane, being his fecond Appearauo here this Seafon. Linen and Woollen Drapery, Habixdafhely,&e:- THOMAS LINGEN having experienced ...
... which will be added (for the firft Time) the popular NV Farce of - THE COUNTERFEIT. (As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the molt unbounded Applaufe.) Addle, Mr. M'CREADY ; Governjr, Mr. SMITH; Colonel Ormond, Mr. CARLES ; Squeezeall, ...
... 183.4. THEATRE; ,RIRIMINGHAINI: AUTHO.7UT7 The Public are refpedtfully informed, that Mr. SUETT, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged here for the -Remainder of the Seafon. HIS prefent Evening, June IS, 18041 will be prefented the favourite Comedy ...