... Count of Nliddleex held an inquelt on Saturday at the . house f Mr. Davies, the sign of the Hope, it* lilackmure Street; Drury Lane, on the body of Mrs. Evans,- who dropped.dov6i dead ab yut eight o'clock on Thursday . mornirg, avithin a few do Yrs of ...

... THEATRES, Drury lane. —In the play, Like It, Miss Duncan made her firs' appearance the part Rosa- Urui. All the powers ol Comic Actress aresincily required in this character. he performance demands archness, and point, sarcasm, and sensibility. It would ...

... 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 , ...

... AGE TO-MORROW. Tvandated from the German, and adapted to the Eualilh Stage, by John Bannistir, Efq. of Ibc Theatre R*tyal Drury Lane. On MONDAY next. May T, Will be A NEW PLAY (never performed here,) ca.led HEARTS OF OAK; ZOOK’S WHAT A BARGAIN. which will ...

... 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 ...

... mentioned Lady and Mr. Dignum exerted their vocal powers with very great effeCl. Mifs Duncan is engaged by Mr. Graham for Drury Lane. - - _ Bettifon's Library was very fcantily attended night. The hays continue to bring down vaft numbers every day. Captain ...

... future advertisement;.— sto be had; and Boxes to be taken at the Opera-Otrtee, 1-niarket. Vivant Regina.. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE. US PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy called • LOVE FOR LOVE. 'Fe which will be added a Farce ...

... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE THEATRE.' The Tragedy of King Richard the Third was performed onTburfday night. Mr. Ellifton played Richard for the firft time before a London audience. He entered completely into the fpirit of this arduous charaCter, and played ...

... from the circuin(lance of Mr. de Camp being obliged to quit the theatre before the lafl feene, to attend his engagement ac Drury Lane Theatre. Mr-. Ellithn came forward al,ki apo.ogifed for the lilsrty that had in this refpeta been taken with the audience ...

... 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 ...

... THEATRICALS. • • DRURY LANE THEATRE. , The Belle's Stratagem was again repeated at this Theatre on Saturday - hit. Mr. Elliftow feems to improve, as he nlellows, in the part: of Doricc---t. Mrs. Jordav,'s belt powers were• moil happily clifplayed in Letitia ...

... or (3reen Leaveg qU introduced•by Jordan in the Musica4 Farce of Nlatrintony, performed applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury • lane, accompanied by herself on the Lute, with an Accompaniment far the Forte, c ~, posed by Al r. Kf4ly. Alin t!:e much•admired ...