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... vocal parts were sustained by Naldt, Sibosi, and Rovedino. Madame St._h.ace took leave of the Public on Monday night, at Drury Lane Theatre, in * Musical Address. She was much affected on the occasion and nearly sunk under her feelings iv delivering tue ...
... Highness awl her party sat in a private box. Mr. SxterroGTON'i new play of The Mysterious Bride comes forward, this evening, at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. Russzt.t. ai d Mr. lassos. The great expectation which has been rrived by this piece, will ...
... pronounced a con- firmed lunatic in the Court ot Ch:mcery, made his escape from his keeper on Sunday morning. Miss Pope, of Drury-lane theatre, took her farewdL of the public on Thursday night, in an address spoken in the character of Audrey, having by her ...
... admitted. M\f.R. LACY respeftly accuaiits his Friends and the Public,that bygrant from-the Proprietors of-the Theatre Rnyal, Drury-Lane, and'with the ohlibiisg assistance, of the Performers and other Person3 of the Theatre, his BF- NEt IT will take plate oin ...
... utmost respect to announce, that he shall have the honour of introducing to them THE YOUNG ROSCIUS, (From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane Covent Garden) Who will perform at his THEATRE, WISBECH, for FIVE NIGHTS, viz. Friday, June 3, Saturday 4, Monday 6, Tuesday ...
... NEVER ACTED. For the BENEFIT ofMr. RUSSELL and Mr. GIBBON. I THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. j This Evening, a Traditionary Play, called THE MYSTERIOUS I IJRIDE, with appropriate Scenes, Dresses, &c. The Overture, j ; and the whole of the Music, entirely new ...
... adapted for dirty weather, or for wearing the watering places. Mr, Skefllngtnn’s new Traditionary Play, ; out this evening Drury-Lane Theatre, entitled The Mysterious I’ride.” The interest this piece is said ite vety great, and Ute whole conduct of the 'story ...
... had been found guilty of a violent and unprovoked affault on Sir Rt. Peat, on the evening of the izth of Oaober lat• ,• at Drury-lane thew re.—The Court adjodged him to be imprifoned in the 'King's Bench for fixmonths, and at the expiration of that period ...
... (For on* Night only), and MRS. Hll.L (from the Theatre Roya], Co* vent Garden), and MR. BARTLEY, (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane), moft refpeAfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they have engaged the abuve Theatre, vbich ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A NEW PLAY last night honotned ELL ' S Br.N . EFIT. It was the Coinposition of Mr. SIiEFF:INGION, a Gentleman well known in the Fashionable and Liter ay World. The Town is a!ready indebted to Mr: SK EFF IN GTON. for snme Pieces of ...
... COLMwEAN. To which will be added, (for the third time,) a New 4' Grand Melo-Drama, asnowperforming at theTheatre- Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applaufe, called Ef ELLA ROSENBRRG. lnterfpetfed with Choruffes. Written by ?? KENxsY, Efq. On SATURDAY ...
... Opa SMloon, Pall Mall, and, of Mr. Spring at the l3it e, Rssselt-streer. .. . HE BENEF{lT OF MR; DIGNUM. IHtift.TrE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- Lr QnOWT1trsdpy nert, the 'HONEY M00rN.-ln Adt V. A S01ng.by MissDuncsn, with A Dane ineidenital to the Piece. Is the ...