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... Chichester, Landaff, Chester, and two others, also several aldermen, the sheriffs, &c dined with his Lordship. The scenery of Drury Lane playhouse, we are well informed, will undergo a reform next winter. The scenes in general, as well side as front, are to ...
... effcft, that ont of near two hundred birds of pafiage in day or two, like fwallows, not one was to be feen. Friday night, at Drury-lane theatre, the comedy ol the Wonder concluded with new country dance, which Mr. Garrick furprifed the audience. His activity ...
... greatly to be divided in opinion with to what it ncccflary to l>e purfued with regard to America. ' night their Majeltfes were Drury-lane Theatre, to'fee the Comedy of Twelfth Night, and Harlequin'r Jacket. They were received with loud clapi crouded audience ...
... continue lull greatly to divided opinion with icfpedt to what nccefliry to purfucd regard to America. Lalt nigiit their were at Drury-lane Theatre, to fee the Comedy Twelfth Night, and Harlequin's Jacket. They were received loud claps by crouded audience, and ...
... ' tic lofs, a few years agt), d ee ply i n r e refteil th a l t i fed feelings of the public, laft night appeared „ the Drury-lane theatre, aa Angela, in The Cal Speure. She a good figure, anti ' 7 agreeable face. Her voice is clear, and her 6 tteulation ...
... —Mra. Yates, whore d 0- tic lofs, a few years ago, deeply interefted tht, feelings of the public, laft night appeared Drury.lane theatre, a 4 Angehi, in alib i Spellre. She potrefres a good figure, and r agreeable face. Her voice is clear, and her Mutation ...
... London: Printed and Publisked . for WILLIAM COBBETT, at No. 3, Southampton-Street, Strand. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rir HIS present FRIPAY, their Majesty's Servants will act a earned - talle4. A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. Feignweß, Mr. Bminister, jun. ...
... DRURY LANE. The Play announced in the Bills for the Day was changed for the Castle Spedre. The House was very thin, and consequently the Performers did not play, with much spirit. Barryrnore, bow- - ever, exerted himself, and his mariner is a faithful ...
... London Printed and Published for WILLLiiTi COBBETT, at No. 3, Southampton-Street, Strand. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rES present SATURDAY, their Majesty's Servants will act a Play, called, THE STRANGER. - The Steanger,'. Mr. Kemble ; Baron Steinfurt, ...
... NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS present MONDAY, their ,Majesty's Seivants willsact a Tragedy, in five acts, called, VIZARRO. • PuttxvlANs.—Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kemble. SPA.NIARDS.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrymore; Alonzo, Cora. Miss ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • nr HIS . present TUE SD AY, their Majesty's Servants will revive a Comedy, called, THE BROTHERS. Sir Benjamin Dove, Mr. King ; Captain Ironsides, Mr. Bannister, jun.; Skiff, Master of' the Privateer, Mr. Dowton. Lady Dove ...
... London: Printed and Published for WILLI4III COBBETT, at No. 3,,Southanijdon-Stleet, Strand.: No. 6.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS present WEDNESDAY , their Majesty's Servants will act a Tragedy, call&i, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. . Ihe Airs by Dr. Arne ...