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... TIMES A TELL-TALE;. Or, TH t SAILOR ?? &E C~li ?? -(Written by Mr. Siddons) and per formed twenty nights, last season, at Drury-Lane, with ifniversal applause. * '-* Blandford, Mr SIDpONS. Zelida, Mrs H. SIDDONS. In the course of ihe Piece, A GRAND FETE ...
... career. Mifs Pope has conducted herfelf with great prudence, and retires with a very haodfome fortune. Theatre- Royal, Drury- Lane.— Monday Sig- nora. Storace made hat laft appearance Upon the ftage. She played Floretta in the Opera of the Cabinet, for ...
... toan Earldom, by the title of Earl ol Nortftf. lerton. — Star. Mr. Sheridan, it is faid, haa difpofedof bis interefts in Drury-lane theatre toM r Jones, the preprietor of the Dublin tbtairf IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. house op Lords. I Monday, March 21. The Royal ...
... firemen, tbST suffered little more damage than a severe scorch lug. Great apprehensions wire entertained fpr the safety of Drury-lane Theatie, is the flake^ ot fire vrere Arried on by the wind with f«ce ami in |rett iuantlties in that direction. A great ...
... They continued sensible to the last. The Jury, of course, found a verdict of accidental death. THEATRICAL CONFLAGRATIONS. \ Drury-Lane Theatre was built 1662; \ destroyed by fire 167 a ; rebuilt 1674 ; pulled down 1791 ; rebuilt 1794. Co ?? Theatre was built ...
... particular atten.ion to this Shew of Cattle, in ofder to make it imm- nianent. - MR. ELLtSTON, ( (From tl:e Theatre-RoyaJ, Drury-Lane) POSITIVELY FOR O\E yiGUf.OMY. Satusoav, 3d Sept. iscing the only vacant night from his engagement in Manchester, till his ...