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... The pints of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CAL ELI QUOTLM, in the Farce, by Al It. Fit As% - From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the course of the Evening, a vari.ty,pf new Comic Songs, by Mr tieltssua: and Mr who will give Isis ...
... WINDSOR. The parts of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CALEB QUOTEM, in the Farce, by FRANKLIN, From the 1 heatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the curse of the Evening, a vari.-ty of new Comic Songs, by Mr Owsiescri: and Mr. FRANKLIN, who will ...
... Afts, Aas Covenc Gardt 11 Tiicatre —by f bonus Morton, tfq. Author of Speed the Plough. The Curfew, Plav, in 5 Afts, at Drury, lane Theatre—by the Etc Jahn Tobin, Ef ...
... ndil'craion,a Cornedv—by Prince is. id. JuR PtthlUhrd The PRACTICE of THEATRICAL GESTURE and ACTION-*—by HENRY SIDDONS, Elq. of Drury lane Theatre, with 70 Piates. Piihli(he ...
... WINDSOR, The parts of FRANK HEARTALL, in the Play, and CALEB QUOTEM, in the Farce, by MR. FRANKLIN, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. In the course of the Evening, a varirty of new Comic Soap, by Mr. thrzsitom; and Mr. FicataziN, who ...
... Travels in ItalyâMrs. Now Engl.fti Theatre, and every other new â¢'T'O be LET for 117 years, the HOUSE at the cafl fide Drury lane, next the corner cf Stephen- ropcfals, writing, wiU received by H. P. Garde, No. 41, York-ftrect. IK ANTS a PLACE COMPANION ...
... young Gentlemen committed M ft. Fit AiN KI4IN, . .- inviolable secrecy restating them to his Care. From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket, 3'l *2 I' II EN DICKS° .V, I Well quaiified Assistants In the Classical and Mercantile In the course ...
... Moniteur, but it has all the appearance of a fabrication; Miss Johnstone, the daughter Johnstone, the popular Comedian of Drury Lane Theatre, has recently ventured to appear in the Theatre at Southend, and acquitted heiself in very promising manner.—She ...
... b’rititerir exprdt-d on vifu to the Prin. e d* a: Wanltead houfe in the beginning th-w'-rk, Mr. Putnam, wno made 'he p*rt of at Drury lane Tn*a te, is engsifd ■ for three years progrtflive fdary . H- *» i( make his rirfl appearance ur«\cni. .y tnis n. ght j in ...
... THE DRESSES, Ev niw, and made f rom Paterns sent from the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, NOTHING UNDER FUM. PRICE CAN TAKEN. Doors open at Six, and to at Seven o'CUck precisely. Davs of Performing next Week, are MONDAY , 1 HURSDAV, and FRIDAY. ...
... Teoiencc : and the neighf S. Great three horfe ftabU, with room for jaunting car and gig. Inquire of John Greene, No. 1, Drury-lane. ...
... Houle, IG, WiHiam-dreet, there is a large houfe at the rear, the lower part of which is fitted up as a dable, with a pallage Drury-lane, and two Dwelling Houfes fet tenants at will, for 20 guineas each, per annum, which reduces the rent to 291. 10s. ; thole ...