... I COVENT-G4-RDsE -T-HEAT.RE. - l I . ?? . ,- , I . . ?? O RbJday NoemerP i8. OERD: pod Laj Nlop,,Sir ShWilliam andf JLLazly ,Hamilton,-and the: Re'v. Mr. Nel- fon, the venerablc father of the: 'Hero -of the Nile, were ptefcptgav tl~e re-prefentation of ...

... THEATRE.- MR. LLOYD on Friday evening finilbed a Courfe of Leautes, upon a truly beautiful and magnificent ORRERY, to abrilliantanddifcerning auditory. We never in public leaures heard the fublime fcience of Afironornv treated in fo perfpi- cuous and ...

... vn ?? with exiemplar7 forti. 4tc'1and--refignaiinji;sh the 0w4th year of his age,' Tate.Wiltsinlon, EUq. pateisec of the Theatres-Roy4 tors id L1u1li. fits life was marked by ainrsndrvi- atring4attention to the duties of hk proleflion, ijJ which he ...

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... the office was crowded with p'erflns 'who ati'the Haymarke; theatre on the epreceding evening, were witoeffes of the riot, occafioned by great iiuntblers of journeymen taylors beig ina the theatre, for the purpofe of oppofing a piece to he after for'' the ...

... THEATRE, COVENT-GARDEN. , . _ .1 T HE good fenfe of the public was pointedly manifelled at this theatee on Saturday fe'nnight; fira, by the thin attendance of the audience, which had been called upon to vifit the Liiliputian performance of Mifs Mudie; ...

... no chance of his rifing to thllinflion in real life, he direoed his ambition towards ele- valion in the mimic world of-a theatre. He joined fome provincial company long before he had attainetdjhis, 2oth. year,, and experienced all the viciffirudes that ...

... | THEATRE-DRURY-LAANE. | R /lIONtDAY nght, 'the.You'ng Rorcius .~Le2L mnade his firft appearance in the metro- polis for this feafon._'I.The hloue did not betray any exrraorditnary degree bf interea. '-he cur- tain had tcarcely rifen,, wheni a 'arty began ...

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