... fhow. The author, perhaps, ' had-not a word to throw to a dog P - D i i. Since the appearance of the new performeir itt. Drury-lane Theatre., Mr. Folbrook declares that hb is every day worried for places. - 12. Thie public in general are -furprized to ...

... ajuiat ilucku ompan yI -. Tfil AJI/RROR OF F4SHIOV7 TO SHE* 5E vr~nv AGE AND BoDY or THE TIM'E, T3 IFORM AND THEIATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, This EveCTing, ITheitr Majefties Servants will perform The MERCHANT of VENICE. i.ter which a new Grand Scrin Comic Romance ...

... warmeft approbation. THE MIRROR OF FASHION. - ~~To SHFr. Tae VE.RV ArE AND BODY O THE TIME, ITS FORNM AND THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, 'reir Mlajeflies Servants will perform TheWIFE of TWO HUSBANDS. After which anew Grand Serio Comic Kurnance ...

... themfeives about peo- waS pie 'who never did, and never can make half fo much noife in it, as Carlo, the play-atiog Do& at. Drury- Lane Theatre. It fares otherwife, indeed, with ?? have the. lat .of good or bad fortune to be known. If the great men co. H alefce ...

... throwv away. Your's, &c. MIRROR OF FAS3HION. TO SuEW Tat VXRs AGE AND BODY OF t'm TIME, ITS FORM AND ERCSSOULE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, Their Majeftlies Servants will perform The COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. Wroughton; Harcourt, Mr. Barrymore; Ali- ...

... Co. Bankers, No. 34, Pall. Maltl, to the aceount of William Sheldon, Efq. 'lTruftec. Vivant Rex et Retina. THEATAE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Tbis Evening, Their Majefties Servants will perform The CONFEDERACY. Gripe, Mr..Dowton; Money Trap, Mr. Suett, Dieh, Mr ...

... to crofs the Channel upon horfe- r back. lIt it would be an imtprovement of the plan, if I hde could obtain Mr. CARLO, of Drury-lane, as one of , his zrid-de-Camps! r . The lPrench fogenslyexceed usin thebitternefs oftheii reproaches, that the Government ...

... againft one another for the good of Mr. ADDINGTON. Our public fituation, at prefent, may be compared with a revolution at Drury-lane or Co. vent Garden Theatres, in which the candle-fnuffers (hould ufurp the principle parts, and the chief adlors fhould ...

... AIRROR OF 1'%SHiON. =~~-.- ~T(J, stew iEN VAit - MS6 AND bOt'DY OF THuE TIMe) ITS Foit5 1 AND en R91JU&. _ THrATRE ROYAL' DRURY-LANE. I Trhis Evenirl,, 1`heir -ajeteies Strvanti will perform a new Comedy, in fivc aclts, called .r . ite SOLDIER'taDAUGll'l'R ...

... SETTING THE TRAMS s ON FIRE. Miniflters wifh much that the praftice of borrowing fromn each other, which now prevatls with Drury-lane hi and Covent Garden, could be introduced between the 0l two Theatres over which they prefide, of St. Step/ern's w Chapel ...

... far the firfl tine lNl feafon, the favourite fcriouis Opera, ofFer:iand( in eltlico, Vivart Rea entltegvSL THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evetiing, Thcir Majefiles Servants wiP pt.'sm a nevw Comedy, in five adts, ealted fhe SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. After which ...

... ranked in proud array, All this, to be fure, is mighty fine. and perhaps the feene might be difplaved on the ciftern at Drury-lane Theatre, to the infinite delight of the galleries. We wifli, indeed, thefe glorious Seventy-fours would make their appearance ...