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... Clerke the South-Sea Houfe.' Harlequin Sheppard. Night Scene Grotefque Characters: As it Perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By John Thurmond Dancing-Matter. With new Scenes painted from the Real Places of Aftiin. To wh ch is prefii'd, an Introdaftion ...
... Tragi-conical Refleftion* of a moral and political Tendency, occafion'd by the prcfviit state of die two Rival Theatres in Drury-Lane and Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Gabriel Rennel, * 'm' v * Gentlemen by fending their Orders to the Printers hereof, way lave any ...
... Thuriday two) to Newgate, being charg’d with f-veral Robberies on Highway. The Beginning of thi. a Wife in Staple-Yard, Drury-Lane, going into a bour’s took wo a) whieh fhe to bs Milk and Water, but was a Chymical paration, which ih. finding drank bearty ...
... and Mr. Brass a young Tradesman Defendant, for a Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiffs Wife, who keeps a Tavern in Drury Lane. The Jury gave three and twenty Pence Damages. Peregrine Fury, Esq; is appointed Agent and Solicitor to the six Independent ...
... his Fable ofthe Bees, wherin he proves, that private Vices are publick Benefits, have, by the Affiftance of our Temples in Drury-Lane, 3nd the Hay- Market-, added more Subjects to us, than all the elaborate Writings of Spin oj a, Hob oc I e Clerk. The Bravery ...
... a Rope. was yeftirday brought to Bed of two Children. laid tha: his Maj-fly's Company of Comm.dians the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, intend pet form for the Winter, 011 Saturday the of September next. There Advice from Scotland', that the Laird Taibor ...
... Afs was {hot immediately. The Societies for the Reformation of Manners having commenced a Profecution againft a Vintner in Drury-Lane, for keeping a lewd and (hTorderly Houie, he Yefterday gave Bail before Juftice Eilis of Pall- Mall to anfwer the fame. ...
... A Lift of Bankrupts fince our Laft. Richard Heath, of Drury-Lane, in the County of Middlefex, Cheefe- monger. John Bezer, of the Parifh of Stepney, in the County of Middlefex, Broker, Dealer, and Chapman. Lake Silvefter, of Brimingham, in the County of ...
... hear the Town will fhortly be entertain'd with a new Comedy at lincoln's Inn-Fields Theatre, and a ue-w Tragedy at that of Drury- Lane. . _ «. ...
... Letter* ' which arrived yefterciay from Deal, mentioning that all was yet fafe. Mr. Shaw, a famous Dancer the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and Son-in-Law to Mr. died laft Wedneiday. hear from Waltham, that divers Outrages have been committed thofe Parts, fuppofed ...
... endured, with- out impairing the Healths of the Merchants and Tra- ders. fiy our laft Letters from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane we are advifed, that a certain Gentleman who has wrote for the Stage witb greater Applauie than any Author now living, having ...
... Flota arriv'd at Vera Crux. T the Court at St. Left Week two filly Boys palling through James's, the Holford's Alley in Drury- Lane, and talking of Jannar*il72ssPre• foolilbly to one of the Madams there, giving lent the Kin's molt her as,flie pretends ...