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... pen. ONE NiOltr I V. TR. and Mrs. HILL, (from lire Theatre Royal, XVI. Covent-Garden,) and Mr. (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane,) tnoft refpectfully beg leave to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they have engaged'the above Theatre- ...
... Law, thought fit to bring his ail ion on the fpot and completely covered him with mud, by roiling him in the kennels of Drury-lane, that it was impoffible to difeover a feature his face the Defendant, however, took to his heels, and thus .felealed himfelf ...
... Ithofe who perifhed on that lamentable occafion.— He has performed ie . eral times fince the unhappy > ev ent. He appeared at Drury-lane Theatre in Murtoch on the night following this melantholy calamity, and on Thuriday he performed Hawthorn, in Love in a ...
... firemen, they received little more damage than a fevere fcorching.— Great apprehenfions were entertained for the fafety of Drury-lane Theatre, the flakes of fire were carried by the wind with force and in great quantities in that diredtion. A great number ...
... VKRT, Mau'r General and Adjutant General the Forces, is confidently find, that Mr. Sheridan has difpoled of his intereiis Drury-lane Theatre to Mr. Jones, the proprietor of the Dublin Theatre, who has been lon.e dnte negociating for the pur* pole. —[Sex ...
... Barriftcr at Law.—ln S. G. George’s-ftrert, Dr. Butler.—la fi'.rcsford-ftrcct, Mrs. £liz. Kellers 2IOrEL THEATRICALS LOtotibif. DRURY-LANE. A new Piece lias Wen introduced at this Theatre, entitled, The Siege of Si- Qu'mtin ; or, Sjtanijh Heroiftr'. It evidently ...
... FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. MR. and Mrs. iULL, (from the Theatre Royal, Covcnt-Garden,) and Mr. BAR.TLEV, (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane,) moft rcfpcdtfully beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that have engaged the above Theatre ...
... liberality ■which ftrongly chara&enles him, has made of whatevetr may requisite from the wardrobe .and fcenie repouto: ies Drury-lane; and though may appear am oft: arduous undertaking attempt reentering into the field in ftrort a period, yet t® thoie who ...
... Cowan, in corr ; fifth man, known by the name Jack t! appoin ia , the tin e fur the robbery, that day, pnfcac-hbufo in Drury-lane, C a. the Keart. ■■Hi ■iorp. The evidence was clear'agaiaft the pr:fcrs tliat they attempted defence, tiicv had retained ...