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... MORNING HERALD. TIILATRE-ROY AL, DRURY -LANE. THIS EVENINC, ALL IN ME WRONG. Sir John Reitleis, Mr. Wroughton ; 13ver1ey, Mr. H, his tir:t appearance in that ; Sir William Tellmont, Mr. Wewitzer ; Young Bcliniont, Nlr. Holland ; Leiincia, Mrs. lonian ...
... inclined to d4ofe of, upon reafonable 'terms, an alternate night, or week, of an entire Private Box, at .Covent-garden or Drury. lane Theatre, may hear .of an opportunity, by applying to Clio Rickman, Bookfeller, Upper Mary-le-bone-ftreet: ...
... 'their Spacious 'Rooms,. Piazza, Covent-Garden, THIS - DAY, at, One o'clock, in Two AN origiaal Share of the Theatre Royal, Drury.. , lane, Which entitles the Proprietor to Two Shillings. for . every night of theatrical performance, oratorios, . &c- producing' ...
... the Inns pf Court, and within five minutes walk of the Temple and So.: merfet-I-loufe. ' Fm particulars enquire at-Ne. Drury. lane.. A. lrioure' tp be Sold, • fit for the retideoce ' of it genteel Family ; it is a real good Houle, twenty-two feet I front ...
... his houfe, Upper Seytitour-greet,, The LORD CHANCELLOR; 'Mr. PITT, and Lord INIELvILLE, fat tog*t her in the fame Box at Drury- Lane, 'cli Monday night,- to lee the young Rofcian Doriglas,, and were among the moil ditlinguithed of his applauders. S t The ...
... SinnoNs, from the other Theatre. We have received Many letters and paragraphs on the of tbemode-of letting the Boxes at Drury- Lane lneatre;. we cannot but beliei-e that thele numerous complaint mutt partly Arlie from error or difappointment. If any of ...
... the Box Office in Littleaufiell4treet. or tht Benefit of Mr - Jo/int - ton and Mr. Powell, Pr.mpter. the THEATRE-ROYAL, Drury lane, on Wedncfday, May 23, will he performed a favourite COMEDY.' The principal Charaeters by Mr. Banniller, jun. Mr.. Pope ...
... Prize, is no lei evident. The time, however, rapidly approaching, when crowd; will 'atremble at other feenes than thole of Drury Lane and Caveat Garden. The numerous capital Prizes, ..which the enluing Great Lottery prefents, attraa many a throng to the ...
... from her let place, where fhelived upwards of three years.. No objeaiori to town or count; y. 'Direet to A. M at No. 167, Drury -lane. ' AS UPPER-MAID, a oung Woman who pettedly T,ndertands the getting up of tine linen. Dire6l (poll paid) to I. C. at No ...
... 4 n ,eed hy ion of the part was e 'Prince's 14 ti.onotives which had-did:l(e'. t re back ' r,•)%l,4'nery h; I\tianai;er Drury -Lane once Ikas bor. pz irts 4t lent. Froth fcere . rY rec ._ At Performers undertook the 4 k ttleQLirecil'gth Illuarious -Perfonage ...
... bring With them the material' for their own enterta.inmeat ! The alliance hetween The Loldier's Daughter and Cinderella, at Drury Lane, laft uight was irrefiflable. The audience was very numerous indeed.—The Tragedy of fjabella at the other Houle was very ...
... THEATRES. DRURY-LANE.*In the Play, As You Like It, Miss DUNCAN made her appearance in the part of flofqhad. All the powers of a Comic Aarefs are Ittitaly required in this chara&cr. The performance demands arelniels, and point, farcafm, and fentibility ...