... Covent Garden: The PROLOGUE (written and fpoken by . David Garrick, Efq. at the Revival of the Play at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) to be fpoken by Mr. COOKE. The Part of Kitely by Mr. Cook!: Old Knowell, Mr. R. LE ; Young Knowell, Mr. CARLES ; Mafter ...

... Solicitor, Mr. Dolphin, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS to be' made to CREDITORS). Lily 21—Samuel Sheen and -Alexander Sheen, of Drury Lane, 'Middlefex, Linen Drapers, at Guildhall. James Moore, late of Mildenhall, Suffolk, Cordwainer, at the Six Bells Inn, Bury ...

... at. Coveilt Garden Theatre. Price .s. 7. The Story of CINDERELLA, with coloured Erigraving, reprefenting the Scenery at Drury Lane Theatre. Price is. 3d. 8. JUVENILE HEROES; or, a Poetic. Manual for the young Soldiers of the Imperial Kingdom, adorned ...

... Theatre) the celebrated grand Pantomime of CINDERELLA; Or, 4 HE GLASS SLIPPER. As performed laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of so Nights with the unGound e dAppl au f e ; w i t h new Scenery, Mu fi c, Drefles, Machinery, and Decorations ...

... 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 ...

... brought forward the Grand Pantomime of Cinderella, or the Little Glafs Slipper. This Pantomime was brought out at the Theatre, Drury Lane, by the proprietors, who (pared no expence in the dreffes, decorations, and embellifhments, which are necelfary to enfure ...

... LITCHFIELD. To conclude with (fecond Time) an entire new grand Pan• tomime (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. (Which was ...