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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... BE SE F, OS 117 years, the houl'e at the .•-■aft fide of Drury-lane, next to the groces's (hop, at the corner of Stophenflrect. PropofaU in writing will received H. P. Garde, Klq. -* i, fork-llreet. N B. The term for which the grocer’s houfe, No. 41, ...
... ihort time in the profefllon, when file was married to Charles Fleetwood, Efq. a fon of the old patentee of that name of Drury-lane Theatre, who fhortly after died at Bengal the Kail Indies ; where on his arrival, he was informed of the deceafe of his ...
... feen walking with a young man that morning, who has not been heard fince. An affair of a myfterious nature occurred on in Drury-lane, with refpeft to a man in the employment of the Dublin Poftoffice, who had been for fome days miffing he has conveyed home ...
... Comedy—by Prince Hoare, Efq. is. id. Juft Publiftu-d The PRACTICE of THEATRICAL GESTURE and ACTION—by HENRY SIDDONS, Efq. of Drury-lane Theatre, with 70 Piatcs., BEACH AND NECTARINE TREES, IN »ULL BEARING. A Number of PEACH and NECTARINE TREES to d of, at ...
... than a twelvemonth. The London Theatres were never fb well frequented at this fcafon of the year as they are at prefent. Drury-lane has averaged 500!. a night lince it laft opened, and Covent-Garden 400!. We are informed, that in confequencf the diftinguilhed ...
... of ndton. (hoold derive emolument from the hazardous emerprizta our gallant tan. The Entertainments exhibited lafl night Drury-lane Theatre, were received with unbounded applaufe. The curious Spe&acle, the NtenffuMti, is rapidly gaining ground in public ...