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... the furcefs of the - Phiy, were ereaining, The indiren eetifure, liowevr, upon flerping Mnfes of Drury-Lane Theatre befooke no great modefly on the part of the Gen• tlernan .who fancied . hind - elf able to awaken,- them.* llow far he kerit his promife ...
... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE THE.ATR.E. On Saturday evening .a new Comedy, under the popular title of The Land Hie Live in, was brought forward at this Theatre. The following are the . , DRAMATIS PERSON Jg. Sir Rowland Englifh Mr. Wroughtort Sir _Edward Melville ...
... meeting of them, and engag-es to pay them .by bills . . - drawn at three dap - fight, on the-old eftabliflied, . Houle of Drury-lane. Whether the bills'avill ultimately prove good or. not, may eafily be . .gueffed by the manner in tCl,fich They wel-e ac ...
... season, his Grace will still have an eye to the slippery ways of youth. Apollo and the Muses being sleeping partners at Drury-lane, is certainly a- ne iv idea ; but a very bad compliment to the Theatre. The Pope is said fo be a very temperate man in ...
... THEATRE, DRURY-LANE. ON Saturday evening a performance, entitled The Land , we Live in, which was intended for a Comedy, was exhibited for the first time at this Theatre. The expectations which had been formed of this piece were unusually great, • and ...
... new scenery, dresses, decora- e1n, fc. composewd here, purposely for Mrs. Billington, by ianchi. 1.~~~~~.. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, will be peeformed the Play of The MOUNTAINEERS. 6Obavian, Mr. Elliston; Sadi, Mr. Bannister; KilmallocL, ...
... Ha, ha my frierrl; cried he, My bowis sound and well, I've prov'd, ' Not so art thou, I see.' A CaltisTMAlDistiCH, by the Drury-lane Bell-man. A little By *as sick with wine, punch, ani full -eating, And the Public it was sick with little Boy's Bulletin ...
... rises took an airing to Frogmore. Thi9 Jay the Roy .s I. M I IN are expened Qutts's House, and in the evening will honour Drury-Lane Theatre with their presence. Yesterday, at one o'clock, being New Year's d ay, s the whole of the Foot Guards, quartered ...
... than any, KEM.• sex everexhibited. But the grand improvement is to be in the introduction of a competitor with Carlo of Drury-lane celebrity. Mr. M.'s dog Nep- is ti catch Cora's child, which Rolla is to let fall out if his hands on the bridge, and bring ...
... N°. 3870. By COMMAND of THEIR MAJESTIES. THEA rRE-ROYAi:, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will pr«erued the Comedy of THE WONDER. Don Lopez, Mr. Cherry; Don Felix, Mr. Elliston; Col. Briton, Mr. Barrymore.; Lissardo, Mr. Bannister; Dorn Viohnte. Mrs-. Jordan; ...
... the French coaft, and was now in Torbay, failed to refume the blockade ot Bred. 18. The performance of the Young Rofcius Drury-lane Theatre diicontinued, in c of indifpofition. 19. A circular letter from Lord Hawkcfbury the Lords Lieutenants of Counties ...
... he 'enemsi This day the are expeaed at the Queen's Houle, and in the evening will honour Drury- Lane Theatre with, their pretence. YellerOy morning' his MAJESTY; attended bk. a number of Gentlemen on root; walked through Eton. YetterdaY -morning her, ...