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... recitations and music, entitled A Voyage to Lydia; the singing of course by himself, and the recitations by BARTLUY, of Drury Lane Theatre. This entertainment immediately succeed, lag the solid information and awful truths 'of the preceding leaures, ...
... was received with the warmest applause, which, according to report, his performance amply. deserved. Mrs. Powst..t., of Drury Lane Theatre, performed the charader of lllicia, and made a very favourable impression on the audience. This aeiress has, indeed ...
... , !Mino atufSixpence, A irELL-TAL'E Cotiletly, in rive Ads,.as performed, with universal applause, at ucatra.),,tpy Al, Drury lane. . By SiDDONS. printed for Longman, Natst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.' Of whoni rttiv he 'Town and Councr‘r, a Comedy iii ...
... water. By the a&ivity of .the. wen on board 'she was Most extraordinarily prevented front The new. Comedy announced for Drury-lane Theatre, 'under'the title of Time's a Tdl-tale, walk written by Mr. H. Sipootis: Whatever may he hi dramatic Merits, judging ...
... a twelve month, and she remains-perfectly well. Any information of the above fad may be obtauhd at No. 9, Duke's-court, Drury -lane, London. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any Mixture sold, unless the words By the King's Patent!' are inserted on ...
... Drama. From the Original Work.olg . . ENGE Li Member of the Academy. .at•.l3erlin. 13y Ft. siDDoNs, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury . -lane. With Sizty-s1 graphic Delineations of the E)rpiestiOn of the various Passio: 6, and of the modern Costume of the Lon. ...
... Bishopsgate-street Within, London, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall; May 16: A.ndrew Hetherington and John Mackie, of Drury. lane, Middlesex, pertumers and . co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. - May 7. George Baillie and Tatrray, of Finstury7plaee, Middlesex ...
... and' her,' with her td the annoyance of . ' the new gomedy, entitled A Day. 'in London; was nrougnt-tor:ward . evening at Drury` Lane 'theatre, Which is irnp.ved 'to Ctx the 1-1616 r; but blog - ether it had so fnv:elairps . to public favour, that the general ...
... skill. The play is brought forward with piauresque grandeur and beanty. Mrs. JORDAN drew so large art audience last night to Drury-lane Theatre, and played with so much spirit in The Soldier's Daughter, that she bids fair to return with ample interest the ...
... Several trees in S. James's Park werehkewise blown down. As Mrs. SHAW, the wife of Mr. Straw, the Messenger, was coming out of Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday night, she fell, and unfortunately broke her leg. the itinerant solicitor of Subscriptions lot a History ...
... Yhe Crown liide finished .at prisontx.was,lo,ll innexecution , • SUICIDE.—•-•A' female servant.at the Mogul Jtouse, in Drury lane, poisoned herself last Friday; by taking .spirits of vitriol.. Part of the.tiery p o ti o n she spilled on• her neck andbreast ...
... boxes having fainted at the end of the fourth aef, when Osborne discovers his daughter. Mrs. DA PONT/4 Wll6 appeared at Drury Lane Theatre Patrick in The Poor Soldier, is, it is said, lireparing herself for Illeclieath. It is full time to put an end to ...