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... reprobation of those dastards who joined the invading enemy, were received with bursts of acclamation, on Saturday evening, at Drury-lane Theatre. This play presents a good moral lesson, which is rendered still more unpressiVe by the acting ; particularly tne ...
... for debt, and - a gentleman in • the same situation in Newgate, having - each obtained a day-rule, met, and quarrelled m Drury-lane Theatre.—A challenge was the consequence, and each obtained another dayrulu go and fight next day ! . • A few days since ...
... DECEMBER 9, 1800. LONDON.—PRINTED & PUBLISHED FOR V)/1-I.l._\M COBBETT. iIT No. 3, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND. THEATRE ROYAI„ DRURY-LANE. • F 1 I S present Evening, Their MjeLic Setvanti will act a Comic Op r, calicd,•' THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. Tht-. Seraskier ...
... youngest only ten years old, ytrere indicted for 'Aea'ling two penknives out Of the shop of James WOodeock, a cutler, in Drury-lane. • They all came into - the shop in the middle of the day, and asked to buy_a sixpenny 1 bread and cheese knife e while ...
... ruined. Two pepons have been already 'detected in this iniquitouS business in the' neighbouthoed of Lambeth. A frequenter of Drury Lane Theatre wishes to be informed why the door in Brydges-street is not Opened, if not for admission, at least to accommodate ...
... • NEYE ! R PERFORMED. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:-LANE. rr HIS present Evening, Their Maje st i es Servants will act a New Tragedy, called, , ANTONIO; or, THE SOLDIER'S RETURN. The Characters by Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Barrymore, Mr. - Kemble, Mr. C. Kernble, ...
... OBSERVATIONS on the above Work, '2s., - 15. A COLLECTION of much-esteemed DRAMATIC PIECES, as performed at the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. Containing, The Heire.ss ; Richard cceur de Lion; False Appearances; The Little Hunchback, or a Frolic ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - rr HI S present Evening, Their Majesties Servants will act • THE BEGGAR'S ()PIMA. Mr. Peachurn, Mr. Dowton•, LoYkit, Mr. Wathen, Captam Macheath, Mr. Kelly; Filch, Mr. Suett. Mrs. Peachurn, birs. Sparks; Polly Peachum, Mrs ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS present Evening, • Their Majesties Servants will perform a Drama cAled • THE CASTLE SPECTRE. • - Osmond, Mr Barrymore ; Reginald,. Mr. Wrougten. . Angela, Miss Yates; Alice, Mrs. Sparks. After the Play will be • acted ...
... _being highly enjoyed. , . - - . The magic wand of Har!equip, is scion tO transmute - every : thing, it touches into at DRURY-LANE A The new pantornitne is spciken of, by those ‘Alici ii'e•be , m present the 'night rehearsals, - as a mo , t cent hobday ...
... 17-1 EzITRA HOY AL, DRURY-LANE, rTHIS present Evening, Their Majesties A_ Servants ,ct (sth time) with new dresses and decorations, Slaakspeare's Historical Tragedy of KING JOHN, Or, ENGLAND INVADED. kfter.the Fts:v will be performed a Musical Farce, ...
... that Island. . . Mr. GODWIN (says The Star) is the Author of the Tragedy of 'ANTONIO, which has been 'withdrawn from Drury-lane Theatre, Withdrawn, sayst thou ? Say rather, that it was kicked out. . The *wishing state of France, on which the prints ...