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... ' The LAST NIGHT but ONE of petforming till the HOLIDAYS. • ' The PIRST . NIGHT of the NEW PANTOMIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. S .present Evening, Their Alajestie4 .11.. Servants will act a Tragedy called, • THE STRANGER. , The Stran - cer, Mr. Kemble; ...
... say more than that we shall feel great pleasure in some future critique on the excellence of Mrs. Litchfield in Emilia. Drury-Lane, HARLEQUIN AMULET, OR . THE MNGIC OF MONA Harlequin Amttlet,.with the aliterative addition .• of: the - MAGrc of MO -A, ...
... hear. Miss . BIGGS is much recovered from her indisposition, .and is shortly expected to resume her Theatrical duties at Drury. lane. The absence of so fascinating an actress must have been felt with peculiar regret by the public. . A circumstance, in the ...
... HEA E 1W Y AL, DRURY-LANE. ON FRIDAY next, Their Majesties Servants will act a Tr'geciv cal!ed, GEORGE BARNWELL. , Thoroughgood, Mr. Powell; Barnwell, Mr. Packer; Gaare Barnwell, Mr. C. Kerable. Millwood, M.S. Powell; Lucy, Mis'S Pope, After the Play ...
... having been guilty of the wilful murder of Catharine WKilvey e on the 12th of October last, .at a house in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, by stabbing her with a knife in the neCk, and who apprehended a few days ago at Bristol, by Miller, one of the I3ow-street ...
... TJI2AThES. • Drury-Lane.. , It is with great _concern, we state the accident at this Theatre last night. From the unusual press to the upper-gallery, one of the staircase bannisters unfortunately gave way, and those . who were near it yere immediately ...
... 771E,4T7?E ROYAL., DRURY-LANE. - r ills EVENING, Their Majesties Servants will act a Tragedy called, HAMLET.• Claw. Bus, King of Denmark, Mr. Packer; Hamlet, Mr. Kenable ' • Polonial. Mr. ; Laertel, Mr. C Kenil.)lc ; GhoFt of Bonnet's Father, Mr. Wroughton ...
... paragraph, whkh inadvertently found its way into this Paper, respecting a supposed accident on . the gallery, stairs of Drury-Lane Theatre on FridaY last. The whole turns out to be a gross imposition on the writer's credulity, and the • report arose from ...
... command .of the army of the Rhine. ' , o'rder f twb Militia men in the Isle of Wight by four i 53i10r ; Fire in Duke's Court, Drury-lane. • 14. Lord A'vlarseilles; Tou!on, Nice, and the whole coast of the Ri do Ponenti, - .. to be in a state of siege. The farrous ...
... author of the CGfle Spvecrc, have, it is faid, dranaatic pieces to appear this feafon at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. SOTHiEBSY'S Traesdy is forth coming at Drury- lane Theatre. We fee, from the Foreign journals, that the Germans claim the merit of having been ...
... , , Mr.Roc ERs - tne poet, and Mr.LEWIS,dieIS, antnor of the. Caffle Speare, have dramatic Pieces forthcorn. reiifon at Drury-lane Theatre. rent navtil engagenient has been much. Corn- Merited 25 if therc - .. were any thing extraordinary In a fmart ...
... brought forward at Covent-gardt-n Theatre. Mr. fITZGERALD writes the Prologue to the forth. coming Tragcdy of Mr. SOLITHBr, at Drury-lane. Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE has given the net produce of two th.:.;:trical performances, at Newcallle and North Sbiddl, for the ...