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... Entertainment called, I'he Maid of the Oaks, performed for the firft time on Saturday evening lafl at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, DRAMATIS PERSON A Oldavorth, Mr. Aikin. Grovefby Mr. King, Sir Harry Grove/by, Mr. Brereton, Dupely, Mr. Dodd. O’Daub, ...
... attratted an overflowing to the Grofvenor being detained in the interior parts | and moft fplendid company laft night at Drury-lane of the country at the Cape, but we find upon the moft | Theatre. ,ihc Duke and Duchefs of Auftria were of minute invefligation ...
... week from Calais. Dr. Franklin’s tragedy of the Rival Q%cens, Mary and Elizabeth, is to be brought forward this feafon at. Drury-lane Theatre. There isa fet of men that curiofity makes the moft egregious dupes of. Shew an Antiquarian a common pebble ftone ...
... rights and liberties of his country, as far as his individual exertions can extend. The infant Rofcius will be engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, at 501. a night, and a free benefit.—He is to perform twelve nights. 44 o SEy M FIRE aj, .v‘-ju'»' s i ¢ 0 e 5 ...
... Wednefday Sept. 19, when will be performed e ‘.n‘l popular Cnmcdy. writern by Mr Cinrry, (and :,.';“ a Ih:i Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, upwards of 651, call THE soLDIRR'S DAUGHTER, The Wity Cheerly, ...
... afierneon, ! The wembers of the Old Beef-steak Club, who were burnt out of Covent Gorden ‘l'heaire, ate 10 have a room in Drury-lane Theatre, with the following iuscription, eugaested by Mr. Sheridan lea X “ 1§ twere done when tis done, then *twere well ...
... presented a petition 1o the House of Commons ‘rom Mr. Sheridan and others, praying for leave to raie fonds for the rebuilding of Drury-lane ‘Theawre. It was ordered to be referred to a Comm:ttee. Yesterday a Coroner's inquest was held on the body of Themas Fbrall ...
... Lordship’s domestic chaplaing, Vo 10b: o Ax opp Curg FOR THE Gom-.st\; a 8 Mr James Adams, of Norwich, | '\d Broal of Drury-lane, were returning o M place, in 2 chaise, through ), vilLr,e the their horge Ahaving taken fiigh(’ ran lh'(- w‘: chaise against ...
... Miscelianeous Divertisement in ‘Threc Parts, which e will be Spoken and Sung by MR. BANNISTER, oF THE LATE THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Tpe above Divertisement is entirely new, the Prose and Yank which compose it having been written expressly for g (CASIOBs ...
... Miscellaneous Divertisement, in Tunee pants, -which will be Spoken and Sung by Mr. BANNISTER (of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) The above Divertisement is entirely New, the Prose and Verse, which compose it, having been written expressly for the ...
... Misc=llaneous Divertisement, in Three Parts, which wil! be Spoken and Sung by Mr, BANNISTER, -of the Jate Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, 4 The above Divertisement is entirely New, the Prose and Vause, which compeose it, having been written expressly for we ...
... advertisement from the Theatre that Mr Trueman is arrived. Mr Bannister, Mr Trueman (so long a first rate vocal performer in Drury-lane), Mr Eock, and Mr Talbot, all appearing in’ode piece, form a gallaxy of varied talent, such as a provincial theatre of any ...