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... in which this Paper is delivered. Price 6d. hal P HE WEST INDIAN : A COMEDY. As it is peformed l at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane, London. By the Author of the BroTuzrrs. Quis novus hic Holpes ? COLERAIN DISTRICT. HE following Offices aie appointed for ...
... horned cattle, which have carried off a vait number in Hano.er and the adjacent parts. ; Friday night a lady, coming out ef Drury-lane Playhoufe, was attacked by three pick-pockets in the paflige leading to Bridges-ftrect, one of whom tore her watch and pocket ...
... publithed by James Magee, Price 6d. h. i o 8- R D . 3 Tracepy. Ia Five A&s. TAs it is pérformed at the Theatre-Royal, in. Drury-Lane. By the Author of DovoLras. §% The Tragedy of Alonzo was received with the gruell Poken of merited Applaufe, Tears in Abundance ...
... feveral of the ‘Nol')'lhty and Miniltry were prefent. Their Majefties dined at the Queen’s palace, and in the evening went tu Drury-lane theatre, to fee the revived comedy of Albumazar, with the Pigmy Revdls, Extradl of a letter from Warjaw, 0. 18. ¢ The Prutlian ...
... Charles Shagwell, znl now altered,—with an additional charatter.— As they are at prefent performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. LOTTERY TICKETS, In the WEAVERS SCHEME, at ONE GUINEA each, are now felling by JAMES MAGEE ; where ma! be had, a few fial} ...
... publihed by James Macee. 'Price Sixpence Halip, The SCHOOL for WIVES. A Comedy. As it is performed a$ the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane ; with univerfal Applaule. . Ye married Fair ! deiga to attend our School, Aud witheut Ufoarpation lea-n to rule: Our Ba:d ...
... ed great comic | abilities, and was at one time manager of ‘the playhoufe of Edinburgh, but of late years bé-] longed to Drury-Lane theatre. It is to him that the inhabitants of Richmond owe the elegant little theatre which now adorns that place. ‘ Yefterday ...
... celebrated writer, lies dangeroudly ill of a violent fever, at his chambers in | the Middle Temple. L ‘ Mrs. Barry, o’f) Drury-lane theatre, fill continues dangeroufly ill. She is attended by the moit ‘ eminént of the facult‘y._ Her diforder is a-violent ...
... Fall of Egypt, wljgl‘eo‘ by the late Dr. Hawkef worth; and compofed by MFf. Sianley, was performed for the firk time at Drury-lane theatre, and re€sived with great asp]aufe. The airs were compfifed with great tafte and fiweetnefs, and the chbrufes were ...
... Anecdote of an Uld- Womaa — The Fable of the Heroine of the Cave, a new Tragedy, juit periorm:d at the Theatre royal in Drury-lane. —The oatural Hiftory and Victues of Spermaceti.—~Count Aigaruttr’s Obiervations on Men and Things ~H ftorical Account snd ...
... Dr. Goldimith, by Mr. William Woty.—Memoirs of the !ate Commodore Boys. —The Life of the late Mr. Lacy, Joint-Patentee of Drury-lane Theatre.—Curious Anecdotes on the Value of Books, on their firft Introduétion into Eoglaad, by Dr. Whartoo.—Obfervations ...
... Anecdote of an Old Woman — The Fable of the Heroine of the Cave, a new Tragedy, juft performed at the Theatre-royal int Drury-lane.—The natural Hiftory and Virtnes of Spermaceti.—~Count Algarotti’s Obfervations on Men and Things —~Hftorical Account and ...