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... the Crows awl Anchor the proprietors and holders of the 501. annuities, and one pound per night ibarci, ot the receipt* Drury-Lane theatre. All the parties concerned, with fcarce exception; were prelcnt, and tTiey were addreffed Mr. Sheri. dan with his ...
... Income tax is to repealed. the Coiirtof Chancery this morning, the Solicitor-General liated, that the parties in the bufinefs Drury-lane theatre were now agreed; and the Lord Chancellor fixed the final adjuitment Of the bafinefs for Saturday wttk. A new coinage ...
... per. formed the pert of Hotfpur. The different were well fopportcd. The dreffes were in the firft ftyle of elegance, from Drury.lane Theatre; and theDake of Gloucefter's band attending, gave a zed to the general of the evening. Cooke hat announced the firft ...
... death of the Duke of Bedford, the meeting of the Whig Club, appointed tor Tuifday, to April 6th. the end of the play at Drury-lane Theatre laft night Mr. Kemt>le came forward, and, drfire the proprietors, informed the audience, that the funeral of the ...
... fuch eminent performers as Billington and Banti. A more exquifite treat was, perlaps, never enjoyed by the mufical world. Drury-Lane theatre was likewife crowded on Thurfday night, at which Shakefpeare’s Win- ter’s Tale was revived, with much tafte and ...
... 24, May 25, at Guildhall, Attornies; Meéfits. Palmer and Tomlinions, Throgmorton-ftreet. : DIVIDENDS. May 8. W. Thorn, of Drury-lane, woollen-draper, May 15. P. Wiifon, of vidtualler.— May 8. J. Hamilton, of Paternofter-row, bookfeller. May 10. T. C. Gardner ...
... Athens or of Rome never received more pleat'ure from naumachia, or flight of gladiators, than the populace of London from Drury-lane Theatre. During the day the Union Flag was displayed from the fuinmit of the building, but towards evening this was model ...
... propofals to render the work at than half the current prices in this country. The School for Scandal was lad night performed at Drury-lane theatre, for the benefit of Mr. King, to a houfe overflowing in all parts. Before the farce, Mr. King fpoke hij farewell ...
... iace painted to difguife, the reft of the drefs, which was preparec, and put on, under, the direction of Mr. Kemole, of Drury-lane Theatre, .-and did great honour to bis tale. ‘The deels grand, and his Royal .Highnefs made the tmfipid uniformity, to which ...
... carly hour yefterday morning, Hat- field, confined fince his acquittal of the charge of firing a pittol at his Majefty, at Drury-lane Theatre, and another maniac, Jate!y a Purter in the navy, tound means to from Bedlam, After the lapfe of years fome glimmering ...
... pro- perty of Thomas Waterhoule, of Sedgiey. Mr. Knight, the camie hero of our Rage, is engaged for the enfuing feafon at Drury-lane Theatre. On Monday fe'nnight, Mr. Juftice Lawrence & Mr. Juftice Le Blaac opened their eommiflion for holding the affizes ...
... years the chief comic favourite Dublin and Bath has entered into a very advantageous engagement with the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre. Laft week, whilft a labourer was at the bottom of a well, 70 feet deep, in the pariQi of Hunham, near Bath, a ...