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... in filence. She has fortunately becn again employing her pen. She has written a tragedy, which is fon to be produced at Drury-lane Theatre ; and if ir difplay the fame intimate of the human heart with which her former writings have a- bounded, and the ...
... Sanfon, from a Drawing talsen. from the Minature fent from the Court of Rrunfwick to-the of Wales, IV. An infide View of Drury-Lane Pheatre,, drawn by Vauaflea,,and Engraved by Goldar. NUMBER I. (The fucceeding Numbers continued Monthly) Of THE LADY’s ...
... Sanfon, from a Drawing taken from the Minature fent from the Court of Bruntwick to the Prince of Wales. IV. An infide View of Drury-Lane Theatre, drawn by Vaaalfea, and Engraved by Goldar. NUMBER I. (The fucceeding Numbers to be continued Monthly) Of THE LADY’s ...
... Jehn Templeman, of Cainsford-itrect, Southwark, ligh- Feb, 2%, at Guildhall. William Laws, obn Ritk, and George Jenkins, of Drury-lane, curriers. Feb. 23, at Guildhall. i Jofeph Gattey and William Waller, of Wandfworth, Deuggitts. Fe. ar, at Guiichall. Edward ...
... SATURDAY’S AND TUESDAY'S CAZETTES, ohn Williams, of Nightingale-lape, Eaft Feb. 24, Marcls 7, April ¢—Walter Vaug- han, of Drury-lane, butcher, Feb. 28, March 7, April 4. William Rees, and Henry Berradaile, of Bucklert- bury, diapers, March 3, 6, Wir. Withers ...
... Dedication the Princc Wales. 4. A Portrait of the King in his Robes, finely engraved by Scott. 5. An accurate View of New Drury Lane Theatre, diawn Van AiTen, and engraved Goldar. Number I. (to continued Monthly) THE GENTLEMAN'S NEW AND ELEGANT POCKET MAGAZINE ...
... Dedigation to the Prince of Wales. 4 A Portrait of the King in his Robes, finely engraved by Scott. . An accurate View of New Drury Lane Theatre, dsawn by Van Afen, and engraved by Goldar, Number I. (tv be continued Monthly) OF TLEMAN’s NEW AND ELEGANT Sets ...
... furname had.—Larry was fully commit- ed his trial for an affault, with intent to kill, A Dramatic Spectacle is getting up at Drury - Lane Theatre, in honour of the Royal Nuptials, after the manner of the Mr. Sheridan is faid to haye planned the principal Pars ...
... Biriningham, japanner. xfeph Mollins, of Weit Coker, failcluth-maker. k obert Hoakefly, of Chefter, merchant. ofeph Wett, of Drury-lane, taylor. Villiam Bethell, of Covent Garden, fruiterer. T. Waphhor, of ‘Tuftun-fireet, carpenter. T. Sill the younger, of ...
... Magiftrate had the defired On Friday the Welch Heirefs, af-:ibed to the claffic pen of Mr. Jerningham, was for the firft time at Drury-Lane. But the prefear produétion is not likely to add to his literary fame. the happieft flathes of wit, is the allufion to the ...
... committed to take her trial for a capital of- fenee and the partics bound over to proiceute ac- cording ly. The transfer of Drury-lane property is now en- fertled. Mefirs. Richardion, Kemble, Sto- ace, and Weftley, are now the patentecs. Firft of the Leviathan ...
... Settlers. The trial of Mr. Stone is to come on at the next Old Bailey Scflions. Firft Love, anew Sentimental Comedy, was at Drury-Lane, lait night, 2nd is, we the production of Mr. Cumberland. The was received, on its being given out for a fe eco md repr ...