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... ELLA ROSENBERG. Written J. Kelly, E-,q. Author of Ruishiv the IViud, Matrimr iy, dr.—and now performing the Thealre- Royal, Drury-Lane. the greatest applause. *** Tickets and Places taken .Mr. Sandf.hs, at the Box-Office the Theatre, from Ten till Three o’clock ...
... ELLA ROSENBERG Written J. Ken kv, Esq. Author of Raising the ind. Matrimony,” Ate. now pertoniung at the Thealre-Uoy ai, Drury-lane, with the greatest ap- Permission the Right ll’orshipful the Mayor. MR. STANSBURY RESPECTFUL!. f announces that he has completed ...
... There none can tell (so close their union grown) Which is his neighbour’s nob, or which his own. Oh, if a crowd’s wish, to Drury-lane, Drive,—nightly drive, —nor fear to drive in vain. Lei our play live ; behold your proper sphere ! For then assur'd you’ll ...
... to man, to form a corps Local Militia. Mr.Skethngton’s new play of 'Mystcriousßridc, was performed for the first lime, at Drury-lane Theatre, Wednesday nighr, for the benefit Messrs. Russell and Gibbon, with applause. It is rather the serious cast; the ...
... Lincoln’s-lnn.—G. Danson and J. W.dmsley, of Liverpool, merchants. Alt Mr. Wind le, John-street, Bedford-row. —W. Lowe, of Drury-lane, cabinet-maker. Art. Messrs. a> d. Fladgate, Norlolk-street, Struml. Advertisements and Orders for this Taper, are received ...
... presented, here hut twice) New THE WORLD. Written J Kenney. Esq. Author of Ella Rosenber*,'' >* performing at the hcatre-Itoyal, Drury-lane, witli universal apjilause. To which will added, the Musical Farce, ca.ied WE FLY BY MU HI ; Or, Lang Stories. N Money returned ...
... The neighbouring waldT houses could not contain the number pickpockets that were Can led to them, and many were taken to Drury-lane Theatre, when they were seen amidst the expiring victims the confusion had produced. Many unlortnnate persons had their ...
... Carden Theatre by fire now to »dd tbe destruct.on ot Drury Lane Theatre, May , and thus within five . .oaths the tyvo great heatres of this metropolis have been burnt—one o( l. ...
... presented (never performed here) new Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE; Or, More Secrets than One, As performed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with universal Applause. Lord Anstencourt, Mr. Sedley—Sir Rowland Austencourt, Mr. Charlton —Charles Auslencoutt, Mr. Abbott ...
... of the Exeter Journal has suggested the propriety every theatre in the united kingdom giving benefit towards rebuilding Drury Lane Theatre. Garrick’s Eye.— Miss Pope was one evening in the Green Room, commenting the excellencies of Garrick, when, amongst ...
... able characters, the Cures having been after the failure of other Medicines-Price Is. maybe perused l3. Street, opposite Drury Lane Theatre ; Ward’s, 32+, H.dboru ; Breuuand s, 156, Hisbnpsgnte Street; Bolton, front ot Fxchanee ■ Sl.eppard, Bristol; Meyler ...
... t. March 23, 24, Apr.l 22. at the King Head Inn, Glocester ; Att. Wilton. Glocester.—John Charles Finch, Russell Court. Drury Lane, tavernkeeper.—John Gurney. Acte Lane, Brixton Causeway, carpenter. Peter F.rmin, Dedl.am Essex moneysen vener.—Limes Brace ...