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... forfeited, Mr. Ford ordered to be distributed to the poor. 'A search warrant was also executed at the shop of a Baker near Drury.lane, against whom an in- formation had been also laid for selling light bread * but it being near three o'clock in the afternoon ...
... 10 George Retime, St. Olave, South'wark, coal-mcr- ' chafit - '■■* ?? ?? _ _ _ j IO jjdiinl-talliday, Old George- yard, Drury-lane, vio : lustier * ?? - ?? - - - _ 12 Robert Kennerf, late af Queen Charlotte-row, St. Mr.ry-la-bonne, irplicider - - - a ...
... Periormance, to be had of X E. LLOYD, Bookseller, corner of Harleyand New cavendish-streets 5 likewise Free Admission Tickets to Drury-lane Theatre. Wanted, ' HALF an OPERA-BOX in the alternate Weeks, either in the Pit, or Well Circle. Any person hav- ing such ...
... THEATRj.kOYAL, DRURY-LANE 'rp-IIS PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties' JL c-rvants v.i!) ae.t a Play called _»»«•» THE STRANGER. After ihe £»=V (*7«itime\. anew Pantomime called HARLEQUI N- AMULET • Or, THE MAGie-K OF MONA To-morrow, The Belle's Stratagem ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. rpO-MORROW EVENING Tbeir Matties' I f-crvants will revive a Tragedy crlled J CYMBELINE, KING. OF- BRITAIN With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations , ftcr which (for «^^ s gug | « d new Comic Opera in THE VETERAN TAR. On ...
... The Princess of Wales and a party of U&* his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, the Ear! *l Countess of Oxford, & c . 4c. were at Drury- lane, on Thursday evening, to see the revived 1> gedy of Cymbeline. His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence »'• rived in town ...
... Vocal Performers, Madame Mara; Miss Martyr (first performance), and Mrs. Mountain. Mr. T. Welsh (late Master Welsh, of Drury-lane Theatre) 5 Mr. Vaughan; Master Kellner (rirst performance); Mr. Smith ; Mr. Reynolds: and Mr. Nield. Leader ofthe Band, ...
... THE ATM, DRURY. LANE. .CYMBELINE. The revived Tragedy of Cymbeline was re- peated at this Theatre on Saturday evening, and re- ceived throughout with new applause. We are happy to observe an increasing relish for the scenes of our immortal Bard : even ...
... being indisposed. An Opera from the pen of a Gentleman, who holds a situation in a Public Office, is now getting ready for Drury-Lane. The music is pretty, and report speaks vety favourably ot the piece. The new Pilot ofthe Britannia finds it so difficult ...
... Laboiie, Mr. l.Hborie, Mr. D'Egville, Madame Hilligsbcrg, and Madame Rose Didelot. Vivant Rex et Regina. Til AATR E. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties' Servants will act a Tragedy called CYMBELINE, KING OF ERITAIN. •With new Scenes, ...
... the sponsors are, her Grace the Duchess of Chanoos and Lord Hen- NIKF.R. , _ ' ■'■''] •_ HARRifoi^s Concert, Opera, and Drury-lane Tickets,, to be had pf Jordan Hookham, at his Circulating Library, Nof.*oo, New Bond-street. » F? c Prince of Wales had ...
... Laborie, Mr. D'Egville, Madame • 11 -'-scr-f - iv! Madame Rose Didelot. ' **■ '' ' Vivant Rex et Regina. TRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rpH IS PRESENT EVENING Their Majesties' I ?? 1 vants wiil revive Shakespeare's x ' MACBETH. . ?? which (for the 14th time) ...