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... frequented it. Lad Tuefday in the Afternoon, there wet, (a* it generally happens) great Croud waiting the great Door of Drury- Lane Play-houfe, with View, that when it open*, thej (hall be able get placed in the firft Row of the middle Gallery} fom'e ...
... Breflau 140C0 lew Days a Right Honourable Gentleman, Son to a iNoblc Lord, was married to Mifs Young, the celebrated Smgcr Drury Lane Theatre. Friday bit Mr. Carrington, one of bis Majelly*s Mcflengcis went the Publifher and the Bookfclleis who fold the ...
... fereral run-away Sailors and others, lit for the King’s Service, had (ecreted themfelvcs with their Doxies, in the Purlieus Drury Lane, fent a Prefs-Gang well armed thither, who ferreted good Number of Men out of their Luiking Holes in that Part of the Town ...
... being abfent, feme Servants agreed to have a Route, but the under Butler having lately feen the above mentioned Farce, at Drury Lane, was fo fenfibly firuck with it, that he informed his Matter of the intended Rendezvous: In Confequence of which he furprized ...
... of VJtful and Entertaining Original jirticla, the following, vile. The Story of the Deftrt Ifland, at it it now fling at Drury Lane) the UiAory of a wry tare Gale in Surgery Remark, on the Loiter to Two Great Men j' Animadverfioiu on Spmking in the Pulpit; ...
... I thank you. Sir, I hope I Jhall eonti/eue to the lafi. When his Lordfhip had got to that Part of Holboro, which is near Drury-Lane, he faid, he ...
... than a Month. Price Is. 4. A Scotsman's Rimasks on Leva a Modi, Scene by Scene, as it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. is. e. Aac vmints againft a Psace. By Brililh Freeholder, it. O. ThePautstAD. An Heroiclc Poem. Prefented to the King at ...
... Widk* f *' ■” Mrs.Clive*. Mr. Fleetv lr *^ e '* g at Drury Lane. Woodward J. of Drury-Lane, is articled with Me/Trs. A - J tlle cnfuip.g Winter, in Dublin. in Middiefex. it’s fsid, herfelf Drury lane theatre. ...
... Garrifen could have Nothing to exped from enraged and fsvage Enemy, but the moll cruel Torments that can be infli&ed on them. Drury-Lane Playhoufe, we hear, open* on Saturday fe'nnigbt. Mr. Sheridan and Mr. Lowe are engaged at that Houfe for the cniuing Seafon ...
... Humanity, grtatly to It fraifeJ. Laft Saturday Mardcr was committed the King’s- Head Alehoufe, the Corner of Prince’s-llrcet, Drury-lane, which was perpetrated in the following Manner, viz, one Pstrick M'Carty, who formerly was Maftcr the faid , iloufe, having ...
... in Drury-lane by Mr. Talbot, a Matihalfea Conrt Officer, who informed the faid M'Carty that he had an AfUon againft him for four Pound* odd Money; on which M'Catty faid to Talbot, If you’ll go with to the KingVHead, P«y the Debt and Cotta ’ which Talbot ...
... at the Back with the royal Arms. It feemed to be warmly difputed among the Spectators which Canopy bore the Preference, Drury Lane or Covent Garden. The latter was judged more (hewy, but the former more elegant. it was natural to fuppofe the Accident ...