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... laft journey, having, thro' the intereft of her Grace, a fituation at the Hay- market Theatre for the fummcr feafon, and at Drury-Lane for the winter. Since our laft were received into the Caftie, William Dowfe alias William Dowrft, Tobias Hoctgfon, Leonard ...
... BANKRUPTS. m SATuaDar's gazette, Ja**. 2k John HcUiday, Old George* Yard, Drury -lane, victualler, to furrender Jan. 3 1, Feb. 7, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr. Wybourn. Crait-'s'-court, Charing crofs, London. Josn Anjtll, Wickh-na ...
... »°*** Il!s: X i Attorni s, . T fc» wiß be no more aeter.rfrf^ At the King's Head, in Richmond, oh Thurf theatre-royal; drury-lane. THIS DAY IS PtIBLISBEp, »RICB TWO IHIMIN6S AN D MXf ENC X, / DEAF AND DUMB; ?? ,°«» . THE ORPHAN PROTECTED, An Hiiiorical ...
... of April inft. We wilh fom^bddy that can write poetry would ?? a Song upon the merit of our fallors. The verfes fubg at Drury-lane Theaire on Wednefda'y evening week, and in rrioft Of the country' Theatres fince, and ; which we have inferted for the ...
... atone, at Guildhall, .London.- Attorn^*, Mcffrs. Vandtrconi and Li^ht, Buih-lanr, Cannon- (tree:, London. John R:jk, of Drury Lane, ieathsr-manufa ...
... n of Dr. HAGUE, ProfefTor of Mufic in the Univerfity of Cambridge. tbe Vocal Part by Mifs DE CAMP, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Leader Of the Band— Dr. HAGUE. PART I. Grand S-jm.—Hajdn. Piano Forte Leflbn— Mafter CAMIDGE. SONG.- . Duetto for Two Violins ...
... Poultry, ar.d fold by all the BookfeUers in To*n _nd Country. Thefe Volumes contain as under : The Strarrtr, as a .led at Drury-Lane Theatre; Pizarro; Twer's Vo-wi ; Cnnt Benyotv/ly ; Indian tnVt, ; RnlU, or tbt Virgin of tbe Snr; Deaf and Dumb- Adelaide ...
... the Eaft Ricing bf th' County Mr. Johnftonc, he C median, we hear, quits Covent Garden, and has made an engagement with Drury Lane. Mr. John- ftone it not only unrivalled, but are may lay ?? io iri_h Chara&fvi, In the Hcufe o/ Commr-r-. o. ?• '. v fael7 ...
... amongft the farmers in Cumber- land, to improve the breed of their fheep. A new Comedy, front the pen of Mr. Cherry, of Drury lane Theatre, is -to be brought forward directly on the ftage. It was read in the Green Room* on Thurfdav laft. ?? 7 The regfclatioa ...
... Grace the Lord Arch*- biiliop ordained ten Priefts and hv« Deacons in hi« Chapel at Bilhopthorpe. ' Saeit is difcharged from Drury-lane Theatre ; Matthews fucceeds him. An Ophthalmia has ibr fome time pre- vailed in this city, and the ne-ghbourhood. It is ...
... Gibbs and Mrs. Davenport, have chara&ers in it. Mifs Duncan, formerly of the Theatre- Royal, in this city, is engaged at Drury Lane at the rate of fifteen guineas a week, and a . benefit. The Rev. Tho. Barber, B. A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge ...
... know what choice to make. In confequence of the fuggel.ion of Mr. Sheridan, what is c* lied the Board of Ma- nagement, at Drury-lane Theatre, have, it is faid, behaved very liberally to that in- terefting a ftrefs, Mifs Duncan. They have doubled the terms ...