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... leaving a loaded cartridge in his eartouch-b. • • On the evening of the above day their Malt-At:es arid the PrincefiCa went to Drury-lane Theatre. J ult as the King entered the Royal Box, a pillol, loaded with Bugs,-was ofilcharged at his leered perfon from ...
... brought forward at Covent-gardt-n Theatre. Mr. fITZGERALD writes the Prologue to the forth. coming Tragcdy of Mr. SOLITHBr, at Drury-lane. Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE has given the net produce of two th.:.;:trical performances, at Newcallle and North Sbiddl, for the ...
... inten, from rixlrrthe morning ten at night. WANTED, for the remainder of • the pii.4ei,t fcafort; a - Frje A:dr/lift:on to Drury-lane Theatre. —Addrefs. by. letter. jpott paid) iiioniu th terms, to Mc. Mills, Stationt.-r,P,3l:,'nd.ttreet. [ANTED, two Servants ...
... AT T TH EATR E Roy Af., DRURY-LANE, , THIS EYE NING, . • • INKLE AND. YARICO. • ` To which ;will be . added, HAALE6UJN..ANILILET.: • l'o-niorrov > °, .She Steeps to Conqur, with HarlequicAniultt,. ' ...
... taken place, may be confideted by connoiffeurs as the firft Imperial Peal. Mrs. STEPHEN KEMBLE, and Mr. TALBOT, late of Drury -lane Theatre, are engaged to perform' a few nights each at the Liverpool Theatre. Sct.LEa's Robbers was lately performed by the ...
... public fa - _ your, Her performance of Mifs ilardcoflt-, in the Comedy of She,' Stoops to Colper, on Wednefaay night, at Drury-Lane, was a very challe and intereiting performance; and the general effea of the play was confiderably heightened by the laughable ...
... This Dv is publiffied, , ANTONIO, •a Tragedy, as it was r!rforined at the Theatre Royai Drury-lane. By WI Lt. I ti,m Goo Printed. tbr G: G: .tad J. Robinfon, Paternoiter-row. Of - whom be hit.l, by: the fame Author, I. AnEnquirycn. cerniq Poilticl _Wilier ...
... guilty. Jane Harrold was indiaecl for affaulting David •1 Steel, on the 22d of OCtober, The profecutor is a cheap Baker, in Drury-lane. The defendant had purchafed a loaf on that day from his thop, which the returned as not being propr weight; at the fame ...
... , Weitminfter.--Tickets to be haci at Mr. co. 24; New Bond,itrect, and at Mr. Baynes, Crown and Thittle, Ruffeil-court, Drury-lane.—D'oOrs to be open at Five, Anci begin at -part Six o'clock. nONCERT of ANTIENT MUSIC, New Rooms, , King's Theatre, li: ...
... as tile circumftanCes of the cafe required •-•- • A new Play, ,by a• , concealed- Author, .was. read in be Green-room of Drury-lane - neatre Monday, b Mr KEMELE . • , itqc LEnort contintms to perform at Bath, 'where his great vocal powers prove highly ...
... ..7ofeph Perry was -found. .guilty Of picking the pocket of Mr. Welch,. on the .2d of December, As he, was paffing near Drury Lane 'Theatre: the profecutor felt his watch taken away, and turning 'round, faw no one - near him except the prifontr, whom ...
... performances went of with much fpirit, ond the ROYAL PARTY feemed highly delighted with the entertainments of the evening. DRURY-LANE. KING JOHN.—The admirable aaing of Mr. K€ MB LE and Mrs. SroDoxs, in the parts of King John and Confiance, attraded alfo ...