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... and Chapman. Thomas Embery, llt debate Alley, Bijhopsgatefreet, London, Hot refer, Dealer and Chatman. Robert Currant, cf Drury-lane, in the County of Middltfex, II ocllen draper. George Reynolds, of Talbot Court, Grace-churchfreer, London, Taylor and Chapman ...
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... tome. Papers, l.o)! —here, Sir! Tam, what News To-day lute, Sir, is advertis’d— what—run away ! No, tMr, lie this Week at Drury-Lane j How’s that (cries Free 1 oote come again? 1 thought that Fool had done his Devil’s Dance W as not bang’d Ibmc Months ago ...
... hurfday his Majelty and the Royal Family will come St. James’s Dinner, and in the Evening his Majefty will the Theatre-Royal m Drury-lane, lee Comedy of the Relaple. i hey write from Yarmouth, that the Mafter Laurence Page, and the Men of the Bark of itfo Ton# ...
... drawn of five Hundred Pound* each, and No. 5 a Prize of 1 col. A new Pantomime Entertainment preparing for the HeLdavs the Drury-lane. We War that No. drawn Prize ol 5001. the property of Wr. Ibhett of Swaffham. We hear that Orders were lately lent Jamaica ...
... Malcolmjgcf St. Martin in /i/d FirbU in the Couny of MiddlSex, Cabinet Deater and Chapman. f j July 3. Edward SetchaU.M Drury Lane , itk the County of fißddletex, Woolley Draper. •; % July 10. Henry Patient the Younger, of St. tin r in the fields the ...
... fold 11 ill'am Farce entitled Catherine and Drtrue ho, .mil the lam', did carry to Drury Lane where he caultd it t ...
... fix-penc -tbe third, four the fourth, and four artd fix pence laft Years of their Time. lYefterday herfelfat her Lodgings Drury-Lane, Refcntmenr, as is uppofed.iof herHufmuid’s keeping bad Company, and having fold her Good* * -The fame Day Soldier meeting ...
... Sel. I never that they where clfe. They are little unmanageable iqdeed* but have them all, from of Rome, to Joe IdtUar Drury-lane j and a fine Company they ate* Beiide*) nave all 'Vttts that ever and then have Licencer to Ji Check upon their Fancies* ...
... Plumb, [takes fome Tobacco]— anti j then I’ll read k » [He re ads} be Elay-Rill of Zara, i. that Evening ' At the Royal—Drury Lane —f- Will prt/en-k ted a Tragedy called— AH. I’m glad ’tis Sarai —than our Sail may fee ). He* Name lake’* Tragedy : And ...
... New-if oik, tor tht ie the Foices now acting againlt the French in North-America, Tuelday Night there was a great Kiot Drury- Lane Theatre, Account o(the French Dancer* per formirg there, on which Occafion ihe Audience was divided into two Parries, Mifchiet ...
... and the ETpepance, Richards, from Silbnica, both bound to Maxfcillcs, replied worth ipoool. BANKRUPTS. Jam. . Rrxders, of Drury Lane, in the Parijh of St. Giles the F-.e'a, in the County of Mid Me/ex, Carpenter.—Fredenei Eicon, of Addle Hill, London, S ...