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... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. This Theatre for the winter season Friday evening. As usual, the first night of opening, previous to the commencement of the performance, the whole company came forward, and sung God save the King,” which was re* ceived by the ...
... The Drury -Lane Theatre Bills rio-.v in ilir of Commons, eat{Ht*A'crs .1 number to r.'.:!o the him of 300,0001. fund to Pflihilate the claims of the creditors the old and ;.'f , •,-> .c--btiild the-Theatre. It is the purport of the hiH-to. erefl them ...
... were imported within the firit aevn days of this month the pojt *. it is now said that the arrangements for rebuilding Drury .lane Theatre are all completed. ...
... to inferm the JL Public, that in confequence of a negociation having taken place with the Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the publication haa been unavoidably delayed, but though Motcow” has thus lingered in the birth, the Author trullt it will ...
... relative to the S'.age L'gewife ihe hives of all the Dramatic Writers, from the Reltoration io6ototlie time. Alfo an accurate Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarkel. and the Opera Hoofo, and every circnanftance connnfteJ with the management and laws of the ...
... BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND. Donna Olivia By MISS SMITHSON, V.’ho by fpecitl permiflion the proprietors the Theatre Koyalt Drury Lane, will have the honor of appearing here for Thkze NichT* Only. The fecond night of Smitbfon’s engagement will be the tad ...
... named Juan Supple and Mary Welch, fur a trifling wager, drank ai glalfes of liquor, in Bull's Head Yard, Charles ilreet, Drury lane *l'hc former, who wes an elderly woman, died fooo after, and Mary Welch became dangeroufly ill. ...
... fir plantation at J belonging to William C set on fire by some villai about four acres was di Sentence was, last nis as Drury lane Bucke’s Tragedy of Th Au accident happen Duke of York. He wi leaning forward to reac! leg caught the on his right arm, whi ...
... NEW THEATRE, DRURY LANE, as now errdtmg. eomjt red with the large Theatre at Parma, in ftaly, and with the prsfcnt Theatre at Covent Garden, from the aflual Dsfign ar.d a written Defcnpf.on, Mr. WYATT, the Architeiß of the New Drury-Lane Theatre Lond ...
... su destructive gardens in the spring season. The Tragedy of Brutus has proved what is technically termed good hit” for Drury Lane, The average profits of the first performances were upwards 2501. a night.—ln the Court Chancery on Thursday, Sir A. Pigolt ...
... addrelfed 'l’. W. at the Printer’s. [5459 -—• %n® jJ.', THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH. Mr. PHILIPPS (first Stager the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane) •willcommence hit engagement THIS prefent THURSDAY Novemiyr ; when Gay’s celebrated BEGGARS' OPERA Will b« rtvlvcd with ...
... Mosrison, midshipman, killed and Mr. 1. VV. Pearsc, midshipman, dangerously wounded, Kean’s engagement for three years Drury Lane Theatre expires early the next Spring, when he bids adieu to England' for two years, he having on'ered into articles to ...