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... Thurfday laft died, at his Houfe at Thiftleworth, after a long Illnefs, Mr. Wilks, one of the Mafters of the Old Play- noufe in Drury Lane, who was noted for his fine Performance' on the Stage.. The fame Day died at her Houfe in Salisbury Court in H^t-ftreet ...
... the London Evening Poll, Sept.. .IP.Mq 1 pir Lilt Night while her Middy and the Royal Family in die Play- houfe in Drury Lane, ar iMmi , of the Life-Guards and a Hackney Coachman had a Difpute about giving way to etch other. In the Quarrel her Wick's ...
... what Duty is to be paid for any Quantity to Pounds to so,cio Pounds Neat %%Ist. The Harlot's Progrefi Or, The Humours of Drury-Lane. In Six Canco's. Price zs. with the Cuts, and is. without Cuts. 3. The Progrefs of a R,alte: Or, The Templar's Exit. In ...
... Flower of Muftarci-feed, which makes the belt Muftard, at 6 d. the Paper. 2. The Harlot's Progrefs i Or, The Humours of Drury-Lane. In Six Canto's. Price 2s. with the Cuts, and i s. without Cuts. 3. The Progrcfs of a Rake: Or, The Templar's Exit. In Tcn ...
... Royal Flower of Multard-feed, which makes the brit Mulford, at 6d. the Paper. 2. The Harlot's Progrcfs : Or, The Humours of Drury-Lane. In Six Canto's. Price 2s. with the Cuts, and z s._ without Cuts._ _ 3. The Progrefi of a Rake: Or, The Templar's Fait. ...
... on Finchley Common who robb’d him of Guineas his Watch fome Silver About Two o’Clock Tuefday Morning noted Pawnbroker’s Drury -lane was broke open and feveral Watches Rings and other Valuables were carried off Accidents On Wednefday laft young Gentleman ...
... Canterbury, Sells Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majesty's Servants. Pr. 1s. 6d. the following Goods; viz. These two by Mr Thompson. 3. EURYDICE, a Trajedy acted at the Theatre Royal Irish Linens, at lower | White and Brown in Drury-lane, by his Majesty's Servants ...
... the Memory of Sir Mac Newton • BRITANNIA, A ?rem in 4to and eve a. Tragedy of SOPHONISBA, stked at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. by bat Maigly's &imams. Pr. is. Cd. two by Mr Thosopiou. 3. EURYDICE, a Trailed', ailed at the Theatre Royal In Ltury.lane ...
... a Poem In4to 8vo II The Tragedy of Sophonisba at Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane his Majefty’s Servants Price 1 s 6d Thefe two by Mr Thomlon III Tragedy died at Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane by his Majefty’s Servants By Mr Mallet Price s nert Three very good ...
... Memory of Sir Iliac Newton; BRITAN , NIA, a Poem, in and ivo. a. The Tragedy of SOPHONISBA, abed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, by his idajefty's S mats. Pr. is. id, rhefe two by Mr Thompfon. 3: EURYDICE, a Trasedy, &Bed at the Theatre Royal in Drurpline ...
... with his Lordfliip to Barbadoes. P P ' toblnbV h^ oll^ ?? « Pi f^ ewritir,to **ii andare S« P fe, j v** T .^tre : Royal fin Drury-Lane with ab convex SSL E *% im *> v ; The Perjur'd Lover ; or, The Broken fe Vr a . ged J : The A fo l dent or ' the Doftor's ...
... increafed the subfidies of 50,00 D to Dininttion, went to the Theatre Royal in Crowns, which he paid yearly to the .Elettors of Drury-lane, and law a Comedy call'd, The Pro-, Saxony and Ba• aria ; and that the fame is to be yoked Wife, written by Sir John Vanbrugh ...