PRESENT TUESDAY. R Yx/l X, i ll Manchester, nor SENT TUESDAY, February 25th, T' their Mastics’ servants will act Mr
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ENGAGEMENT THIS SEASON. The Public is most respectfully informed, miss BUjrcsJJV, * nf the Theatre-Royal, Drury ..
... ENGAGEMENT THIS SEASON. The Public is most respectfully informed, miss BUjrcsJJV, * nf the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, s engaged four nights. * ' Theatre-R»\al, Man:heeler, rt -, HI S PRESENT TUESDAY, July 15th, 1806, I Majesties' servants will act Mr ...
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... aprear October November and December 6, at Guildhall, ondon—Attorney Mr kllis, Hatlon-gardcu dre~*v Hetherington and Johd Drury-lane, in the parish of St. Giles the Fields, the countv Middlesex, (J r,um ; ri a. partners, to appear October , November* ami ...
SEVER acted here. E.rJ'fi ROY^IE, Manchester OM WF.DNF.SU AY, March 10th, 1806, their Servants will act A NF.W ..
... March 10th, 1806, their Servants will act A NF.W I*o PITAOPFRAIIC DRAMA, in FIVE ACTS, i;;'v performing the Theatre-Royal. Drury-Lane, unprecedented applause, called J lEJjLERS ce, MUSIC’* fascination. With New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Creases anJ Decorations ...
iTR O L, Manchester. WEDNESDAY, March sth, form- I yff)RROW, WEDNESDAY, March 5t . sties’ Servants will act ..
... called Til /; 7 IiAVE.FI. BBS 4 Or, MUSIC’S FASCINA I lON, (row acting witli unprecedented applause at the TMatre-Royal, Drury-Lane,) is in rehearsal, and v ;j be produced as soon the Scenery, Machinery, firttstf. Decorations, and Paintings are completed ...
J)'i IjIL _ i-cpECTFUI.I.Y inform*, his Friends and the Mir. that HIS BENEFIT-NIGH 1' is fixed . WEDNESDAY, May 14,
... (for the sth time) a favorite New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. ritten J. T. Eisq. as now performing the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal applause. SKIPPING-ROPE DANCE, by Miss S. Booth. conclude with Petite Musical Piece, called SLR J G S F ...
THEATRE, ROCHDALE AUTHORITY. Atr. Harley's Benefit , I (And last Night bat two of Perform* here this Season) ON ..
... by Mr Com with new and appropriate Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and Decorations, as now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal attraction and applause. To which will be added, the Farce THE FARM*HOUSE. TICKETS to had of HAitt.tr ; ...
Manchester, WF.nNF.SDAY, Feb. sth, their Majesties’ Servants will act Shakespeare’s C>meit y called YOU LIKE IT ..
... much admired New *3rce Two Art A called WEATHERCOCK, )W ;„g with the highest distinction of applause ; the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, will brought I,ward the Week following. j nhcarsal, and soon will be revived the Tragedy of .ILFOJVSO, KING C A S I I, ...
THE SUBSCRIBERS to the MANCHESTER CIRCULATING LIBRARY, King-*tree have their Annuil Meeting in the Library Room ..
... continued weekly) of new work, entitled TWIF. BRITLSH THEATRE; or, Collection of Plays, whmh are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and Haynurket. Print , d under the Authority and Permission of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With ...
For BALTIMORE, The American Ship, George Hobson, Master, _ _. _ . (A constant Trader) Burthen tons, stands A. *ails
... continued Weekly) a new Work, entitled , BRITISH THEATRE; or, Collection I of Plays, which are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Coven t-garden, and Haymarket.— Punted under the Authority and by Permission of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With ...
A YOUNG MAN, in a wholosa'c and retall Sliop London, in tie Haberdashery and Hosiery Line ; one who has
... weekly) of new woik, ert tied » I BRITISH THEA’I RE ; or. ...
Friday's & Saturday's Posts
... Stewa.J that L’uiv.isity, v_ca.il bv the J«._* Mi I’.tf. 1 Castle Spectre introduced Master Bi“- 1,.- night new ch«racttr it Drury-lane Tina: peilorc.i tl.i part of Osmond, and .uch Ceived it very well, it required more |.lu,,d stieugth than lie possesses ...