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... noble benefactor's an- cestors. • On Wednesday sennight, at Brighton*, in the 44th year of her age, Mrs. Crouch, late of Drury- lane Theatre, whose beauty and talents have been a subject for admiration and praise to every poet and critic for the last five ...
... Siddons quit Covent Garden Theatre at the end of the present season, and have entered into articles with the Managers of Drury- lane. • Master Betty's engagements with the London Theatres are now closed, by which he has realised at least six thousand pounds ...
... faid to have renewed his engagement at Drury-!ane, under the aufpices of the Duke of Clarence. fclr., Smith, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre, has prefented the Young Rofcius with a feal of Garrick, finely engraved, and a fluking likenefs. — The following ...
... Douglas again on Saturday night, at Drury-lane Theatre, to a full audience, and with his accuftomed fuc- cefs. It is confidently reported in the theatrical circles that a new arrangement bas taken place at Drury-lane Theatre, by which Mafter Betty is to ...
... transferable. THEATRE, PRESTON. MR. STANTON, Most respectfully informs the public, that Miss DE CAMP (from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane) and Mr. EMERY (from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) are engaged to perform during the Race Week. On MONDAY, July 15, ...
... the kingdom under the ; Alien Ad. j The great event; of Wednesday could j hot be fuppofed to pa fa without notice.— | At Drury-lane, after God fave the King* 3gd Rule Briranoia hljl $sWW> sflaj ll>L ; following btautiful lines, written bfMt:'- - ...
... which the I celebrated letters of Junius were originally published. [ ; On Tuesday sennight, iv London, Mr. King, . late of Drury-lane theatre. » . ■ 1 (fr 1 ...
... brother- in-law to Mr. Stanton, manager of our Theatre, being the husband of Mrs. Goodall, formerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. A vessel was lately launched at the Marsh End, Preston, belonging to Mr. Hoskins, and intended for the Baltic trade. Richard ...
... chance of the great Prizes at much lefs than tbe ufual rifk. The winter campaign at the Ltmdon Theatres will foon open. Drury-lane, ac- cording to traditional etiquette, commences its operations on the 14th inft. and Covent- garden on the following Monday ...
... expected, but, the samples were mostly of middling and infeiior quality, with prices declining. bankrupts;. John Robson, Drury-lane, London, grocer. P. Gandon', Wentworth-street, Wnitechapel, Lon- don, cooper. P. G. C. Robinson, Liverpool, merchant. W ...
... on wine fhould be made permanent. Young Rojcmss fecond Benefit. — • Mafter Betty's performance of Hamlet, on Thurfday, at Drury-lane Theatre, is fuppofed to have netted him about twelve hundred pounds ! PRICE OF STOCKS. THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent ...