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... Lock weaver, at Hogfdon, next doer to tbe Adim and Eve, curtii of a confirmed leprcfy. Mrs Lvdia Brvant, in Parker Street, Drury Lane, her child effectually cured of the c-.il. Mrs Margaret Hand, Na. 11. London Wall, her cbild cured ofa fcurf all over her ...
... THEATRE ROYAL WE have the pleasure to acquaint the Public, That Miss YOUNGE, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, arrived here yesterday evening She is engaged to perform a few nights, and will appear for the first time on Saturday next, in the character ...
... celebrated Entertainment of THE JUBILEE. fiiTTCN cv the iate D. GARRICK, ?? [U.L THE ORIGINAL AIRS, CHORUSSES, .vr. ':it Drury Lane Theatre upwards of too Nichts fu cue mvely L i.-iiliman, (for tht- firft time) Mr WOODS. ?? Gmntitn teill he advcrlifd in ...
... ROBINSON CRUSOE-, O R, H A R L E Q_U IN FRIDAY. As it was performed upwards of 70 nights fuccefiively at the Theatre- Royal, Drury-Lane. ¦u'ith entire new Mufic, Machinery, Drefles, Decorations, and Scenery. i n which are reprefented, Vic.vs of the Port of ...
... Farce, cailcd, The MAID O F THE OAK S. As lately altered frcm the Or'tf.-.-tl, Ana now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with lliriverfal Applanf--. Dupcly, Mr WARD; Old Groveby, Mr Hoilingf-.vorth ; Sir Harry Groveby, Mr Marlhall ; MrOldwoith ...
... PLAY, written by Shakespeare, calied THE WINTE R's TAL E, O R THE HAPPY DISCOVERY. (Now perfoiming at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, with the gieatcil appiaufe.) Leontes, Mr WILLIAMSON. Florizcl, Mr WOODS. Perdita, (with a Song) Mrs JACKSON; Paulina, Mrs ...
... J_T B ?? E° E L OEP0 E P EMENT. With a Faiice as evil! be exprelfed ill the Bills. J ;,lr LEONI, from the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged to per- ! form here during the Races, and will make his firft appearance in DoN Caklos, in the above Opera. ...
... .es FARRHS. I ady Mary Oldboy, XS'.z Charteris ; Jenny, Mis Spaits ; \nd CWiffa, Mrs BADDELEV, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. I.nd OS ibe Oiicra.'a Hor7ipi.ee.. 1:. AVt ANNT; TT. To which will be added {never performed here) a ?? ?? THE DEAF LOVER ...
... and the favourite Comic Ope- -10( -.he faiiri a\MKiilc.'.N, written by Mr rilon, an.l now revived at E Theatrt-Ro; al in Drury-Lane, are both preparing forthe rehear- V and v.fll be brought forward as loon as pol'iirle. biGNIOR CO RKV^s'nIGHT. On TiiESU ...
... ROBINSON CRUSOE; HARLE QJJI N FRIDAY. - As it was performed upwards of Seventy Nights file cclEvvly, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. With entire new Mufic, Machinery, DrefTes, Decorations, and Sce- nery ; in which are reprefented, Views of the Port of ...
... LucctTa, Mrs Sparks; — Milliner, Mis Mills; — Landlady, Mrs Charter's; AndClarinda, Mrs BULKLEY. From the Theatrr»Royal, Drury Lane, Ei'ing ler firft Appearar.re on this Stage thefe three years. Ecd of the Piay, a HORNPIPE by Mr DA V I S. To which will ...
... Tony Lumpkin, Mr EVERARD, Being Us fecen J appearance en this Stage. Mifs Hardcaftie, Mrs BULKLEY, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, Being iter firfi appeal aace en this Stage thtfc three years- To which will be added, a Farce, ctdied, THE IRISH WIDO W ...