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... by J. Mazzioghi, Op. 39, price *7s. 6d. n The Embarkation, a Muuical Entertainment, a, n performed at the Tlreatre Royal, Drury-lane, compofed n by W. Reeve, price 6s. Cc Unmoved I'll brave the Stormy Sea, a favourite Tick o Song, ?? by Mrs. B!and, in the ...
... by ' J. Mazzinghi, Op.. 39, price 7s. 6d. The Embarkation, a Miifical Entertainment, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, conslpofed' re by'W. Reeve, price 6s. ct ' Unmoved nil brqve the Stormy- Sea, a fahohrite k, Songj fuing by MvIrs. Bland ...
... Mifs TowNsivrii. N. B. The above Romance is brought forward with In; entire new Scenery and Drefihs, after- the manner of, Drury-Lane. The Scenery by Mefirs. BANKs and' r CLARSC. The Decorations by Mr. HAavy. -I This Piece will be performed ievery Efening ...
... CABINET, - ' Reprefenthig an Emblematic Tranfpaxent Painting, u executed by Mleffis. BAN;sS and CLARrE, of-the SIhaetre Royal Drury-Lane. 'The Song- Little Ifland, by Mr4-ATTo0.. Hulting Song, by Mr. BARxsNrr. he With tle Farce of f THE JEW AND THE DOC;TOR ...
... PRIN'CE HOARE, Efq. Ailthor ?? Grhdrniother, The Prize, &c. and prefented upwards- o Nights during thez. laft Seafon at Drury-Lane Thatre5 ta~led - ' INDISCRETI' ' -Sir Mirmadt&l Maxim; M. q. ,Julia,.wt the favoqrite Airf ulia,- -iH the . - . ?? .I r ...
... ?? a awill Deliver'his Imitations of Mr. BANNIS'ERjitj.sVdp MUNDEN, 'Mr.:KELLY, andMr. FAWCETT, of the Theatres Royal,' Drury Lane, and Covent Garden.. - : To7whiclh wlllhe added rhefavorite Farce called ALL THE WORLLDs 'A STAGE; OR THE BUTLER . } BUSKINS ...
... SOUTHAMPTON' THEATRE. I .fR. COILILIN: -mot , refpedfully informs the- ;VI Public, tha Mr. J. BANNISTER, of the Theatre :Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged te perform at this Theanr, on M&NDAY the 3oth AuguIt, and the following WED- NESDAY'an(d FRIDAY. r \,PERSON ...
... Dc' ft inter-cli1 in I NT; irttended to titi A erl'tot tlo ignal PlaSERVAT'ION~ of his cor fAESTY, ?? hito- SHOT A ?? its Drury-lane Thbeatre. 0itl Coxdo blsrtoz b 1 A. from thil Pi.- S )I1:- l Jloedto licr Ma i~ty, b)y M-. Cu-boo Id. of __got Titii dlay ...
... HXE UM.OURS -OF SIR- JOHN FALSTAFF, , Par;t jf Sir 7. Fajya.y Mr. S. KSrvinvFL, As performed by him at the Tlheatre Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applaufi:. King HIenry IV. - - - - Mr. WHARTON Prince of Wales -- - Mr. KNiox e Harry Percy, furnamed Hotfpur ...
... work will son. tain the moft favourite Tragedies, Cornedies, -and Operas, as they are now performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the. Hay Market, accurately' copied from the Promptor's books; by permifilon of the Managers. Number ...
... by J- BRISTOWE and CoP Poole, Scpt. 9, 18o3. OOUTHA APTON. NEW THEATRE, built on k the exacL model of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, will OPEN on. Monday next the xzth of September, with fplendid Scenery and Decorations:-Days of Performing, Mondays, Wcdnefdays ...
... . -A neti -Cm& !Y, nzer aakere. - r. THEa MRRtA CE 'OF MR: T. COLLINS, -e. '- ' - Of thc'Pl'atre Royal, Drury-Lane. -PORTSL1jUTUI THEATRE. c f- N Mobo,wY the.2d 'of. Apri' 180, w; ba - i. prefemred the popular new Comedy of THE MARRIAGE PROMISE.- Tandcem ...