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... Monday laft one Wm Thompfur, a poor old Weaver, near 70 Years of Age, who lodged in Thomas.Strect, ncar Newtoner’s-Lane, in Drury- Lane, was foond dead in the firt-mentioned Place, with a Wound feveral Inches deep en the Left Side of his Neck; and the next ...
... has been pleated to appoint Sir James Lowone of the Stewards of the Cheltetn Hundreds. flail Night their Majeflies were at Drury-Lane Theatre, to the new Comedy of the Difcovery. A few Days ago was collated, by the Bifhop of Lichfield Coventry, the Rev. ...
... olverhampton. For &c. in Wolverharnatn a ' 'pi' univerfally underftood, that the Managers of the other , y eftablifhed at Drury-Lane Theatre, and in which it tii l eatre had fully acquiefed, there appeared this Day adyer-1 the Opera of ARTAXERXES, with ...
... ; and the Play then began, it being about qo Minutes after Seven o'Clock. On Friday Morning Mr. Wood, Under-Treafurer of Drury-Lane Theatre, was found hanging in his Lodgings in James-Street, Covent-Garden. The Caufe of this Adion can only be conjectured ...
... late Lord Chief Juftice Lee on a Motion before him, for an Information againft certain Perfons, concerned in a Riot at Drury. Lane Theatre, (in the Time of the late Mr. Fleetwood’s Management) declared it as his Opinion, That a continval Hifing was a ...
... Relation of them as the Susj admit or. DRURY-LANE and COVENT-GARDEN THEAT , Dap to publitiftt, Pr. i s. (Humbly addrefs'd to the Public,) AN Hiaorical and Succina Account late RIOTS at the Theatres -Royal of Drury Lane and harden, with the princip;l. Adv ...
... buxom Widow, who was the Subjeal of their Contell, to France. ,Sunday Evening a Portuguefe was robbed in a Public- Houle in Drury-Lane, of a co 1. Bank Note, and 17 Guineas, and beat and wounded in a molt terrible Manner. COME Shepherds, we'll follow the ...
... )(The Comedy of the D ISCOVERY , w hi c h was per f orm 'd lirteen Nights during.the lafl Seafon, at the Theatrcpßoya! iu Drury-Lane, is', we are inform'd, the firft Dramatic Pro= duaion of Mrs. Sheridan, (Authorefs of the Novel entitled Sidne y; 'Biddulph ...
... two of whom were c¥pitally copvicted, viz. William David and William Bragger, for robbing J6hn Nelfon on the Highway | in Drury-Lane, of a Silver %Vatch and Hat; 13 were caft for Tranfportation, and eight acquitted, of whom was William Lee, tried on the ...
... Dancing. To which will be.athied a Farce, called The .S C 1-1 O 0- L -B O Y. (As performed ao Nillits at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane.) The School Buy Mr! Scamper, Young Rakiih Mr. Nniveton, Major Raki(h Mr. Brookes, Father Bev.ediet Mr. Moody, Friendly ...
... Right Hon. the Marquis of Granby, John Wilkes, Efq; and the Rev. Mr. C. Churchill, feated tileinfelves in the fame Box at Drury-Lane Theatre, and received on the Occafion filch. loud Shouts of Applaufe froat the Spcdators, as for fo.ne Time interrupted ...
... Orders, are ifrued for the Courts going into Mourning far the King of Poland. tall Night as a Gentleman was coming out Drury-Lane Playhoufe, he was furrounded by five or fix well-dreffed Men, whopieked his Pocket of his Watch ; but g6ing loon afterwrds ...