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... their MAJESTIRS vere inuch gratified with *e entertainment they received. The followinn Performers, it is fitid, quitted Drury- lane Theatre at tihe concluflon of laft feafon, viz. iv's. POWELL, Mifs BIGGS, Eis MELLON, Mifs HsEAD,; CORRY, WEWJTZER andCAULFIELD ...
... Grace at Woburn Abbey. I The dramatic novelcy expeded from Mr. COLMAN. is a mufical farce. The. additions that are making to Drury-Lane Thel atre are to conkfi of a new Gretn-roomn, and more commodious places for icenery, for colours, oils, and. the articles ...
... Round-court, CIhairdos- .t'cet,.Ict to i houmis Kynaiton Efq~tndd Edmund Duggan.. , I ?? A Houoe, No. o, Charlcs-ltrert, Drury-lane, and a. ground rent of ioL. per anIuhm, amply fecured by buildinigs in Ciowni flrcet,- Old-ftreet Road,' with the IEcverfion ...
... St. Martin's-ilreet; Calble-l'rect, and Henmming's-row, Leieeiter Flelds; Vine-Itrect, Chacidos- ,ireet, Cliarles-firect, Drury-lane, and Crowo-ftreet, Old- Itreet Road.-By Mleiffrs. GRiAHAM and HINDLE, By order of the Deerifee in truft of the late A!lderman ...
... Liverpool, Shrewf- bury, and Buxton. It is now faid that the poffefon of Mrs, 31tLLiNG- TON is to be decided between' the ?? of Drury-lane and Covent-garden by arlitr.ion.. We fuppofe the arbitrator will be the Gentlemasn ?? employed in fuch cafes, we mean Mr ...
... Aut4or, -i d;b x. Julian and Agneq; or, The'Monk of ?.he Great St. Eer- nard. A rragady, a6 adked ut tire Thaire-Royal, Drury-laneD price s. ?? Tlle.Siege of Cuzeo; a Traged4y, iio five adts, prnce as. fidd,3. Obeon; ~a Ppen, from the Gerao of Wecl- and ...
... Martian,' treet, Catle-ft-eect, ; nd Henmsin s srow, Leicesi rz Fie~es .Vin'e-treet, 6'liardos, . flrectt Chvrlcs ftreei, Drury-lanee anid2S, Crowin-fret Old . ' lireet Road.-By Meira3 GRAtHAM and X-1INI.Et,:.' By order of the Devifee int tte-of tpxe late ...
... H-einming'5-row, Leociteer Fields;-, c-eer,~a .Wicitoneb-ihreet, Orange-ft-cet, St. Mri Ct00 tie-itreet eliarlcst-ftrect, Drury-lane', :itd Crose',.htreat, Old-Itreet Road. By' Meflr. GRA!KAryl and ~ 1-NDLE_ By order of the Dev-ifece inl treS (if the lare ...
... and the two following at Drury-lane; and having thus made her debu4 fhe is to come out in a new Opera at Co- vent Garden, and there fing until its attraltion is gone by, after which fhe is to perform in like man- ,er at Drury-lane. The Gala at Vauxhall on ...
... A few days previous to the death of the laie Mr. Jobn Palmer, of Drury-lane Th'Ifea(.re, that gentleman, while walking in 'the cliurch-yard of Liverpool, with the deceafed Mr. WyJde, of Co- vent-garden, obferving upon the fuitable fitua ion of the ground ...
... Via ad.-. - .- -- i ie-ltire-t, Chnlcns.' Whitcofml)-Ltreet, Orange-ftrcet, St. Elsrcin'.- ?? tle-itrcet Charlks-ftreet, Drury-lane, and Cro0vn-Itr:cet, Oid-lir-Cet Road. By Mcllrs. GRAHAAM and HINDLE By order of the Devile in tril'c of the late Aideriall ...
... qnalities, muav he had, and, in any quantity, &c. Mr. j. Peacock, Woollen-draper, 136, New Bond-fitreet. Mr.Stebbing, Ditto, 94, Drury-lane. Mr. Galkill, Ditto, 4, Minories. N. B. the Waterproof Cloth is finifhed in a very fupe- rior manler at Meffrs. Douglafs ...