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... E IflRROR OF FSXHION. TO SIiW 'd 'UP VLRY? ACZ AND BODY OF rUE TiIM2 ITS FORM AND IC 71(4s9'01z. - I f 'IlHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. t ?? lrvening, their Majefties Servants will perforn W KING JOHN. Ui After the Play a new Pantomime, (asd time,) called ...
... fpecinien t MIRROR OF FASHION. TO.SHEW TILE VER.' AT. AND BODy or rE. rIME zra V011.OM AND le rit'r '1 r. _ ITHEATRE ROYAI-h, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, thelr Majetiies servants wvil perform - fhe 1NJ ubTANT'. Aftr which, (6th tim.e) a 'new comic Opera, in z ...
... d THE - MVIRROR UP FWSAHION. - ?? 511ER THE V£BY AGe AND BODO (if ruE TiMA ITS' eaRM ANT) = aaSSuIR 1. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. To-morrdiv Evening, their Majellies Servants vill perform .- CYhIBELINE, KING of BRITAN. After whlich, (i5th time) a new ...
... brought before the above Magiftrates, on a charge of having flolen from the perfon of Mr. Daniel Swan on Saturday night at Drury-lane Theatre a pocket book, containing Bank of England notes, and Rochfcfer Bank notes, to the amnount of 1271. Mr. Swan detailed ...
... (Being thelaft time of performing before the Holidays.) Tbc laft night of anling till the Eafter Hollidays. THEATRE ROYAIL, DRURY-LANE. lu-morrowEvening, their Majilties Servants will perform The STRANGER. After tie play will be performcd a Farce called n ...
... ren- dercd lisoreperfeJt- Vivant Rex et Regina. The lafl: night of adqtihg till the Eafter Hollidays. THlEA IRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This: Evening, their Mkajelties Servants will perform The STRAlN'GIE:R. After the pl.y will be perfrnrmei a Farcc called ...
... after dining withMr. joNxa, M. P.;ajn; ,atuvday,. was in the evening ..ai Drury-lane Thvatt're with Mr. Fox to fee MIs. JORDAN. This is not-tru4.1 MrI. Fox vas at Drury-lane on that erening ii;i tlet Duke 0ofB1BFon s boex with General FITZT-A -r,4 and ...
... complexion is juft like wax, but pleafing, and he looks, excepting the nofe, Which is not fo prominent, like John Kemble, of Drury-lane, when performiing a very fe'rious part. He went to the Theatre Franrf is dg Ia Repiliqus in the evening, the oniy Theatre ...
... parilh. Yeltirday, at Sit. Georgc's, Hanover-i'qIarc, Samuel Youmsg, of North A.udleyrltreet, Ji fq. to Mils Ann Biggs, of Drury-lane 1 heatrt. iefterday, at St. Michacis Baefffliaw, by the Rev. Henry Warrci, Rector of Afhitigotn, Sofic, Eidward Warren, ...
... after- wards fold at very moderate prices, confidering their intrinfic value. We are forry to hear that Mrs. POWELL, of Drury- lane Theatre, is fo ferioufly indifpofed as to require the attendance of two p1hyficians. The centre of Cavendifh-fquare, which ...
... ~tdzd'Aie; the Mufc entirely nows, coumpofed by Ferrari, and Will be produced osn 'uefday the xith infl. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.. This Evening their MA:;rertiCS Servants witl adl ARTAXERXES. Uandane, Mrs. Billitirgon, who will introduce a Bravura ...
... being removed T hils Evcitlg, it is ultually 2grecd the fir:e Performance at Drury Lane'J'heatre, ill'l not he until Friday nest. -RD. ±'EAlKE, ireafurer. I'HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY l.ANE. To-rnorron Evening their Maiefties ?? will al 'ARTAXERXES. Macdana, iIers ...