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... plaintiff for a sol. A verdi&t of Scol. damages has been given agaiuft Lord Camelford, for his late affault on a gentleman at Drury Lane Theatre. TKRA MOUTH, Alay tS. This morning arrived the Couriercutter, with a French privateer, her prize, mount- ing fix ...
... Their Majeffies, accompanied by the Vrinm. ceAl6's, the Duke and Duchefs of York, and the Duke of (Numberland, honoured Drury Lane Theatre on Wednefday evening with their prefence to the new play of 'izairi7.-d They were received by th4 audience with ...
... Ranuzzi, Gallo de Mendozza, de Laval, de Montmorenci, and de Ser.tmanatly Cartella. . Mrs Jourdan is fpeedily to return to Drury-lane Thea- tre, at an increafed falary of thirty pounds per night 1 — It is a matter of not unfeafonalh calculation, that this ...
... Theatre-Royal, Covent Gar.ltn ; tbe tatter it the 1 Manarer of tht Birmingham Theatre; MR SWIND A L L, .1, Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and tht Hay Marlet ; AIR NOB LE, Frcm the Birmingham Tbtatrt ; MR EG E RTO N, From lb: Theatrt-Poyal, Bath .- Mr WOODS, ...
... of Kotzibue, being the first part of his popular play of the Death of Rolla, re- cently performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, hy R. B. Sheridan, E»q. under the Title of Doors to open at six, to begin precisely at seven. — Boxes ...
... of Konrirai, being the fust pan of his popular play ofthe Df.atu of Roll, a, re- cently performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, by R. B. S.iCßinA.v, Esq. under the Tide of - PIZARao. The Spectacle adapted for representation and ...
... £:i-:arrc=U.ovai. Os IVim:-iii.iv ne. t p I Z A R R O. j a tthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, t.k.-n from Drama, and adapted to the English Stage, By X- B. SHERIDAN, Esq. {;W and Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and King of Quito, Mr EGF.RTON. ?? ' ' , CMr ...
... E.jicatre*-D_oi?al. ?? ?? the 13th Tinc.j j ,111. m.i.rav ci f I Z A R R O. .tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, taken from ?? K. 11. SHERIILVN, Esq. ,_ MOCK D O C T O R. '7eli Doctor, for tlw firsttime, Mr ROCK. ⢠pespectfullv informed, tltat the Tra- AAi ...
... I - man was going his lourids tn iri. .* : ' ■ he was alarmed by a diftant cry ol I it found, he came to the lower en 1 Drury-Lane, when a man, m::ri. „ him by faying, he was bee an i. burning, as lie had _ a__c_tt_y put! j window iliutters, and burnt ...
... deputed by them, 'on Saturday proceeded on the examination of w rnelfes refpecling the alarming event which took place at Drury-Lane Theatre on Thurfday night. Nothing very new relative to the transaction or the character of the prifoner tranipired The ...
... HIS MAIESTY. It is with a mingled feeling of horror and congratulation that we have to flate what laft night happened at Drury Lane Theatre. Juft as his Majefty entered his box, and was bowving to the audience wich his ufual conde- fcenfion, a perfon who ...
... composed during the remainder of the trial. His Royal Highaefs the Duke of Yo?_ fpoke as follov. s : 1 w_. ttt rfcc Theatr o nf Drury-lane on Thiirfday the Ijth of May -aft. I cannot fay pofi-ivcly that I faw the prifonisr in the houf-.becaufe it was dark in ...