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... 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 , ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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, ...
... particularly the RIVER (of RSA L WATT.n) front which Julio is raved_ by Carlo the Dog. As reprefented at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, fait Seafou, upwards of forty Nights to overflowing tiozfes. The C4Ril FAN, by Mr. Cr,:iwell and The Marquis of Calatrava ...
... feveral of Mr. Suett's Friends) will be added, an entire new grand Pantomime (as performed laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Nights, with the molt unprecedented Admiration and Attradtion) called CINDERELLA . ; Or, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. \Arid} ...
... 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 ...
... celebrated new Comedy of THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Written by Mr. Cherry, and' performed to crowded Houle, 'at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upward of fifty Nights this Seafon with the molt unbounded Applaufe. Frank Heartall, Mr. DWYER; Governor Heartall, Mr. ...
... LAR. COMEDY (for the 2irit Tine here) as performed upwards of fifty Nights with unbounded Applaufe, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; galled , THE SOLDIER'S DA.I.fGHTER. (Written Iv :11Ir.Cherra) the EPILOGUE to be delivered-by Mifs To which will be: added ...
... 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 ...
... Tanner, of Birmingham, Upholfterer. William Slater, late of Baiinghall-ftreet, London, Warehoufeman. Alexander Sheen, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Linen Draper. - LONDON, TUESDAY, 7uly •4. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the HOUSE of LORDS, on MONDAY, the London ...