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... the motion, 14G.-The House adjourn. is ed at a quarter before seven on Wednesday morning. ld0 7tte ?? Majesty honoured Drury -lane The- the atre with' his presence on' Tuesday evenine. He vwas it'received with much loyalty --anrl returned the con- ht' ...
... Libraties purchased, and Newr Books exchanged for -Old. An elegantly-engraved PORTRAIT OF MISS WIL. SON, -of the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. will be presented, gratis, to the purchasers of the first Num- ber of the -NEW OBSERVER. 0N Sunday, the Eighteenth of ...
... with respect to th ication be made for the same be of its bang suppos Vv some indiscreet tri to address th Cou The ' to Drury-lane Theatre the Con: ed many scenes of enthe the libel n questio th heart, and fill it wit! ; but they : ll ri {aud character ...
... -Canterbu'1 Tales ,- a manuscript of the 1*th wnor 15th century, Xi1. IOs. 6d.:; and an extraordinary t tve collection of Drury-lane and Covent-garden play bills, 'nt from the year 1751, with MSS. and notes by Mr. Kem dig ble, &c. for X189.; Shakspeare's ...
... aid]sffingtou, a MA U-. SCRIPT SERMON, octavd'size, stitched in blue paper.: Whoever will brink it to J. LA5i6, Printcr, Drury-lane,' . shall be Handsomnely Rerard. Z. A SILVER WATCH, found in the neighbourhood. ' of College-lane. The owner on payment ...
... result-A new drama ce celled. Teresa or the Orphaniof Geneva, an avowed th importation from the Continent, was- performed at Drury-lane last week. It is of .a painfil but powerful tph nature, and a successful -run-is anticipated.-''he Glas- tir gow petition ...
... GAUNOCx, Master; ~ d= > ,For passage apply to the Master, on board, in the Queen's Dock. EVANS and TROKES, F 1st Feb. 1821. Drury-lane. and lop. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ dets- 13 X m at ?? On it to O For MARANHAM, And to be despatchied about the ...
... Vice-Chamberlain. The King's reception on Wednesday night, at Covent-garden Theatre, was, if possible, more enthusiastic than at Drury-lane, on the preceding evening. The circumstances of the times give to these occurrences an importance far greater than would ...
... now appears, this woeful Catastrophe befel Oporto at that tune. His Msjesty having announced his intention of visiting Drury-lane Theatre last night, he was. received, on his entering his box, with the kindest aud most enthusiastic acclamations ever ...