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... in the Park ; and two boys met the same fate in the Hampstead road on Saturday - . On Tuesday last, a person belonging to Drury-lane Theatre / who had mounted by a ladder to the top of that building, mmith intention to sweep off the snow, fell, and ex ...
... praised for pre ft.:4ring the rem al of a good old piece, rather than the bringing forward ef a bad new one. CrllBoo, at Drury-lane, Mother Goose, at flay-mark it, . have been to good houses, and let Sc that applause they merit. appropri. , ate new scenes ...
... his sentence. On Monday night the Pantomime of Robinson Crusoe, which had not been acted for many years, was revived at Drury Lane, with great splendour of scenery. The merit which this afterpiece possesses over most spectacles of this kind, consists ...
... ,house, I. has lain ever since, speechless, ,supposed be occasioned by a leek jaw. • On Tuesday, a ;person belonging to Drury-lane Theatre,- who had minuted hy a ladder to the top Of building, intention to sweep. off the snow, tell, extraordinary as away ...
... DRAMA The Brifish Theatre; or, A plays, whirl) are acted at the Drury-lane, Covtni-aariirn, and Haymarket; printed the authority, and p.-r--mission, of the Managei j, from the Prompt Books. >Vitii_ Biographical and Critical Renlarks, Mrs. Inchbald. vols ...
... t ; Waid, Mice xo. Bow Choi Randall, Raval Exchanye; and Clarice, ani Herel Harris, Cerner of Owhng » ae i THEATRE ROY DRURY-LANES HIS PRESENT E VENING Jan. ‘1809, will be performed ROMEO AND JUNIET, Romeo, ELLISTON; wie Paris, Mr. PUTNAM ; 7. a Mercutio ...
... they cannot expea answers to their different appucaUibms, before thie actual camt Aentemeit of the Season. THEATRE ROYAL, 'DRURY-LANE. This Evening their Maj'eues Servants will adt WlINIER AND JULIET. I After which the Panttsoime of, , RoBINbON CRUSOE; or ...
... NUMBER 1860. . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This present evening, Jan. 2, 1809, Their ?.lajeslies* act the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr- Ellistou; Paris, Mr. Putnam; .Merc itio, Bannister; Beiivvlio, Mr. Holland; Tybalt, Mr. De Omip- Friar Lawrence ...
... Family, Mr. Favr. cett, Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. H. Johnston, Mr. Young. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Julinitone. Mr, Spring of Drury-lane, Mr. Brandon, Mr. Hodgson, Mrs. Litchfield, Mrs. Dibdin ; the Rev. H. B. Dudley, John Hunter, Esq. Thomas Bond, ESI. Magistrates ...
... SIEGE OF 'ST. O,TIJN'TIN Or, SPA Compiled by and FlooK.E. jun, and performed twenty fuc.ceilive Ni t lits this Sejon at Drury Lane 1 heati . e With great Applaufe. INTERLUDE qF SYLVESTER DAGGER iTTOOD. - To which will he'added the I•Jte celebrated Mr ...
... order of precedence was finally settled, and they left the Freemason’s Tavern procession, and went down Queen-street, across Drury-lane, little way into Long-acre, when they turned into Broad-court-passage, and went through that court Bow-street. The procession ...
... and motion on gainst the Duke of En extenuation of the ew Dalrymple, 382 a. ;TRY. ,37 c. . 'eat-, 62 b. birth-day, of the Drury-Lane e King's Theatre in 202 c . the meeting of the , 340 c. )e King, 364 ca 407, ...