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... Refpeft to* the new Ele&ion, which is expeded. The Juftices o£ Peace are intent upon fuppreffing all the Gaming Houfes about Drury Lane, as common Nufances, and becaufc of the late Refiftance they made to both Civil gnd Military Power* South Sea, 100. ...
... R. Bradley, F. R. S. Wit without Money. Comedy. Written by Beaumont and Fletcher, as it is a&ed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Propofals for Printing by Subfcription, A Beautiful and Correct Edition of a Book, intituled, Chrift Crucify'd : Or, the ...
... is to be exported to Holland : And the Sale of Pepper the next Day came to 37,700 l. Last Night an Officer coming out of Drury Lane Play- House, lost his Handkerchief, and immediately after caught a Fellow diving into his Pocket ; upon which he search'd ...
... with all Expedition-, n ?? ?? Laft Night their Royal Highneps the Princi and Princefs (f^^is^%ereM . 4he Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and faw Vqlpone, or the Fox,faiften poet Ben. Johnfon** and were very much pleafed with \ths ?? ofMr.Wtlks. J ' ■ . ; ...
... The Beginning of Novembei will be afled Sir Richard Steel's New Play, has beer? Tome Time Rehearfal the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; if is thought fome excellent Judges, to be the befl Comedy that ever appeared on the Stage. The board of Ordnance having ...
... From Mr. P— d's Letter? London? Ott. 27. On Thurfday Night laft? a ftrong Gang of Bailiffs waited at the Play- Houfe? in Drury -Lane? the coming out of a Gentleman? whom they long endeavour' d to Ar- reji ; but as at other Times, fo now? ke made a gallant ...
... was o-i the Read; the Fall, that he*r, lince dead. Lift Tuefday Morning, about three . Fire broke out at the Cafile Tavern Drury Lane, but Aiiiftancc c,-m.i.g it was without doing any confiierable Damage. ' The fame Day Mr. and Mr, cut more for the Stone ...
... ihe Accent, for preventing vicious Pronunciation, &c. The Confcious Lovers. A Comedy. As it is Aded the hcatre Royal in Drury Lane, by his Majcfty's Servants. Written Sir Rich. Steel. Tiic Perfons Oue God by an Unity Nature or, that our Saviour One God ...
... much reduced, hanged himfeif in his Garret. '. Early on Sunday Morning died Mr. Matthew Prickhead one of the Comedians of Drury Lane Play-house. His has been pkafed appoint the Rigtit Honourable Henry Earl of Lincoln, be Corftable Hjs Majefty's Tower of ...
... Order his Grace the Duke of Wharton the Gras d Matter, &c. Humphry Duke G'oncefter. A Tragedy, As it is acted the Theatre Drury Lane, his Maj-fty's Servants. By Mr. Pnil'p>, Auchoi the Diftreflei Mother. A Defence the Negative of the two ns propos'd Mr ...
... Perfons, they came to the Houfe of one Needham, com- monly call'd Mother Needham, a notorious Woman, who formetly lived in Drury- Lane, but of late near Golden Square, feizing the faid Matron, and eleven young Doxies l that were in her Houfe under her Management; ...
... Hiftory of the Rife and Grandeur of that celebrated Beau. To Diabdbouloumenon •• Or, the Proceedings at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Occafioned by the mucli lamented Death of the lace celebrated Sir Harry vVildair; with Apotheofis fpoken on that Occafion ...