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... was held at the East India House, when CaptaHt Glaust was sworn into the comisand of the Alnwick Castle. -.THEATRICALS. DRURY-LANE. The Managers of this Theat . were under the necessity of postppning Cinderella, on account-of the intricacy of the music; ...
... A&s. Written Frederick Reynolds; the Mufic by William Reeve. Bvo. as. ei ' Hearts of Oak, a Comedy, j t the Theatre Royal Drury-lane ; * , by J. T. Allingham, 23. ,& Barker's complete Lift of a y s ' iP' , . commencement of Theatrical 1 C° ces to 1803. ...
... advantage, in their eftimation, over his immediate predeceffor, Mr. Rocke. A new Co medy, from the pen of Mr. Cherry, of Drury-lane Theatre, is to be brought forward direftly. It was read in the Green Room on Thurfday. The indifcreet friends of Mrs. Second ...
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... dead, lie appeared be perfectly well in the morning, and had eaten hearty breakfast. He was many years known the public at Drury-lane Theatre as the principal Harlequin, character which he supported with peculiar activity. Mr. Spencer was one of the Duke ...
... 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 ...
... throwv away. Your's, &c. MIRROR OF FAS3HION. TO SuEW Tat VXRs AGE AND BODY OF t'm TIME, ITS FORM AND ERCSSOULE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, Their Majeftlies Servants will perform The COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. Wroughton; Harcourt, Mr. Barrymore; Ali- ...
... Spencer of the Garrick’s Bow-ftrcct -1 coach fuddenly laft Friday as-he bring wife a iiiort town friend’s houfe Mr Spencer the Drury Lane frequented all drama was in health I — — — — — - M Mr laft o’clock morning ' a houfe Kffex-ftrcet tcll in the event Cor ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, THE COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. Wroughtoa : Harcouft, Mr. |MM rt : Bel ville, Mr. HoHard ; Alitfcea, Mus Mdlen ; MissPcgrr, Mrs. Jordan {beir.z, her first appearance this season* With THE CARAVAN. To-morrow, The Jew ...
... Afternoon. The Subscriptions to be paid at Messrs. Davison, Noel, Temple, and Co.'s Bankers, No. 34, Pall-Mall. . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . rTHIS PRESENT EVEN.ING, Jan. 2, 1804., . will be performed , 'I I . .- 'll-1E COUNTRY GIRL. . ' - Miss Peggy,. Mrs ...
... expreffed great furprife at finding himfelf 'in that fituation. Y He was taken proper care of, and fent home to7 his lodging in Drury-Lane. a Thurfday morning, about four o'clock, the filk ware- s, haufe of Meffres. Garfed and Wilkinfon, corner of Gold. er fmith ...