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... fixteen operas may be had bound up together for 400 The Rival Candidates, a comic opera, performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, - 060 A fet of Italian Canzonet.-, for two voices, compofed by Signor Sacchini, - ?? ° i ° Pvramus and Thylbe, a favourite ...
... be added, the JUBILEE, With all the Songs and Decorations ; AND A GRAND PAGEANT; As now performing at the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. The whole to conclude with a Roundeley, in honour of SHAKESPEARE. This Day are publifbed, In One Volume in Quarto, price ...
... the work of Mr Elliot of this C ,y, and is copied from that excellent piece of painti.ig, exhibited at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Charaifter of Columbine, for that night, will be perform- ed by MARIA TERESA, the amazing Corsica* Fairy. Harlequin ...
... work etf Mr Elliot of this C'ty, and is copied froiri that excellent piece of painting, exhibited at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Charader of Columbine, vviil be performed by MARIA TERESA, the amazing Corsican Fairy. Harlequin, Mr BROWN. Tickets ...
... performed, au Interlude, taken from fhe favourite Comedy of the H V P O C R I T E : As performed 70 Nights at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. The cart of Maw- worm (the Field-preaCher>Mr DUTTON. Lady Lambert, Mrs CLAGGET. And DrCantwell (the Hypocrite) Mr HOLLOCOMBE ...
... M'Pherson. To which will be added, a Farce (never performed here, and now adlir.g with univerfal appiaui'e at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane) called, V B O N TON: O R, High Life Above Stairs. Sir Tolm Wofliv, Mr Inchbald ; Lord Minikin, Mr Dawfon; Colonel Tivy' ...
... M'Pherson. To which will be added, a Farce (never performed here, and now acting with univerfal applaufe at the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane) called, BON TON: O R, High Life Above Stairs. The Oiginal Prologue to be fpoken by Mr INCHBALD. Sir John Trotley, Mr Inchbald; ...
... Bartilozzi. 2. A fatyrical de- fign of the Theatrical Bufinefs, or the Parfon bated, as it has been lately reprefented at Drury-Lane, &c. Where may be had, the firft fcrur Numbers. Of C. ELLIOT may alfo be had, this day publifhed, I. The TRIALS of ROBERT ...
... land. : fi S- Letters from Altamont in the Capital, to his friends in town. 6. Neiv Brooms, by Mr Colman, lately aftcd in Drury-Lane. 7. Jane Shore to her Friend; .a poetical-^piille. 8. Fatal Leg-icy, or.the Lores of Califtn, an.i Emira, nmo.. 9. Lady ...
... COMIC DANCE, called, CV M O n and IPHIGENIA, By Mr' and Mil's W F. X T, .. pupils to Signior Grimaldi, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane) ft : Bern-., their firll appearance here thele liy. years. To which will be added, a FARCE, &c M be taken at the Oirtcx ...
... Lock .leaver, at Hogfdon, next door to the Adam and Evt, cured of a confirmed leprofy. Mrs Lydia lbs ant, in Parker Street, Drury Lane, her child ?? cured of the evil. Mrs Margaret Hand, No. 11. Lor.don Wall, her ciiild cnred of a fenrf --'illiam FieM, a ...
... Lock weaver, at Hogfdon, next door to the Adam and Eve, cured of a confirmed leprofy. ?? Lydia Bryant, in Parker Street, Drury Lane, her child effectually cured of the evil. Mrs Margaret Hand, No. 11. London Wall, her child cured ofa icnrf all over her ...