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... Mifcellaneous Articles. L. OND O N. LA& night their Majefties were at the theatre in Drury lane, to fee the Weft Indian, with Harlequin’s invafion. The fpectators exprefled the higheft fatisfation at the fight of the Royal pair, and called repeatedly ...
... proceed in their bufinefs. For the LonpoN PackxEeT, ANECDOTE. Q Few nights fince lady B———L—— being in the ftage-box at Drury-lane theatre, when the comedy of the hypocrite was performed, wherein are feveral paflages of latin, lady B——applied to a macaroni ...
... moaths imprifonment; and for the third tranfportation for feven years. . 16. Laft night, between the play and a farce at Drury-lane theatre, a difturbance arofe, which continued for a full hour: Mr W, itm:‘?nnd, was in debt to the managers a derabff fum ...
... -at the feflions houfe, Old Bailey, came on before the recorder, an extraordinary trial of one Meal, a barber's bay in Drury-Lane, charged with robbing on the highway Mrsßyan, of Great Portland Street, the ch of June laft. — The evidences againft the ...
... his Majelty at St. James’s and gracioufly received. .~ : 14. Laft night, juft’before the conclufion of the Inth Widow, at Drury-lane theatre, an almm of fire was given by fome perfons in the two fhilling gailery, which was immediately echged from the upper ...
... many places excellent, an all rtfpcCUlilc. Ihe Screen the Schnoi for Scandal was little, if all, beneath what I lately in Drury lane; and placed the Edniburgh forniers, whole failure in the fame play was witnefs to, afew days before, in a very inlcrior ...
... to be is. ; from 511. to half guinea as 6d. and above half guinea js. This duty conjeftured would, from the theatres of Drury lane, Covent garden. Hay-market, Sadler’s wells. Opera and Vauxhall, produce 20,000!. per ann.; and from the places of amufem-nt ...
... thoufand pounds. 16. Thuifday laft died in Ruffel Street, Covent Garden, Mr ‘Thomas Davies, bookfeller, formerly belonging to Drury Lane Theatre, and author of the ¢ Life of Garrick” and of ‘¢ Dramatic Mifcellanies:” Extra& of a letter from Sheernefs, May s ...
... mark, as we were then driving towards the New-Ina—T remember anincideat which happened to me three years ago in the pit of Drury-lane play-houfe—the pf:xY was the Clindeftine Marriage, in which T think King o zy} admirably 3 alad{ of no uncommon beauty came ...
... On Saturday laft died in the York Lunatic Afylam, where he had been refident near three years, Mr Reddifh, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre.—His merits as an altor are well known. He was particularly adraired in the charader of Pofthumius in Cymbeline ...
... Ildgecumbe, and . M:jor Arabin, ‘The number of tickets of admiffion confined to about rco. SOOY RO T AL a 0 Mifs Farren of Drury-lane Theatre aflilts the lladies in their parts—and the prologue was furnithed bv General Burgovne. The firlt regular performance ...
... condud, has juftly entideg her to fo dittinguifhed a mark of the public favour. 2. Mr Cautherley of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, London, and pupil of the late David Garrick, Efq; has come down here to ugerfom for a few nights with Mefl. Sutheriand ...