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... Cornerof Pope's Head Alley, Curnhill ; No, 16, near the Saracen's Head Inn, Aldgate; or atNo. 5, Bridges-Street, oppofite Drury-Lane Theatie; eftablifhed by Aft of Parlia- ment ; where the following capital Prizes were fold, fhared, and regiftered, viz ...
... No. so. Corner of Pope’s Head Alley, Cornhill; No. 16, near the Saracen’s Head Inn, or at No. 5, Bridges-Streer, oppoftre Drury-Lane Theatre eftabliffitd by Aft of Parliament j where the following capital Pitres were fold, (hared, and repifttred, viz. io ...
... Cornerof Pope's Head Alley, Cornhill; No. 16, near the Saracen's He.id Inn, Aldgate; or at No. 5, Bridges-Stree^ oppofttc Drury-Lane Theatre ; cftabhfhtd by Aift of Parlia- ment 5 wheie rhe following C3pital Ptizes were fold, fhared, and regifttred, viz ...
... ’ Yefterday Morning died, at his Apartments, Charles -Street, Covent-Garden, Benjamin Victor, Efq; one the Treafurers of Drury-Lane Theatre, and Poet Laureat of the Kingdom of Ireland. Yefterday Morning Part ol the Bodies of the unfortunate Perfons who ...
... died, in the fixty-frxth Year of his Age, Mr. Henry Vaughan, Brother to the late Mrs. Pritchard, and formerly belonging Drury-lane Theatre, where he was celebrated tor performing the Parts Teller in the Smpicious Hufband; Matter Matthew in Every Man in ...
... fucceflively in Dublin, and at Covcnt-Garden Theatres, with the mod unbounded Applaufe, in became joint Manager with Mr. Lacy at Drury-Lane; and at length, in the Spring 1776, retired from the Stage. To his extenfive Powers of Pleating in the greated Variety of ...
... Southwaik, but now the King s-bench Prilbn, Cooper. Geo. Spencer, Nathaniel Watts Spencer, and William Spencer, Brownlow-Street, Drury-Lane, Wattrafs-makers.—John Michel!, Truro, Cornual!, Draper. John Knapp Sexton, late of Queeu- Street, Wcftrniniler, Middlekx ...
... Daly, for Adulteiy with the Furl Kerry. 4. The Trial of Mrs. Kat ie, for Adultery with Charles Holland, late a Comedian Drury-Lane Theatre. 5. The remarkable Trial of Mrs. Harris, for Adultery with the Rev. Mr. Craven. 6. The Trial Lady for Adultery with ...
... Quaiters, liigliths, and Sixteenths, hy HORSLEY and Co. at their Old State Lottery Office, No. 5, Rrklgci-Strect, oppofile Drury-Lane Theatre, London. —Horllcy and Co. return their Friends and the Public their fincerc Acknowledgements for part Favours; their ...
... Pari flies, was prevented doing any fnrthee Mifchief than damaging the Kitchen, a:ui the over it. A MiiU- Performer of Drury-Lane who has a Wife a'id lives with a P r.iak- Perfonncr of 'vetit Garden who lias a Hnfbaod, entering ins A;).'.rlmeiit ahruptly ...
... late of Wentworth-Hrcet, Spital-lields, but now of the Kings Bench Prifon, Sugar-Refiner. William Brewer, of Rullcll-court. Drury-lane, J.inen draper.—MichaelStoddard, now'or late of Aih, near Sandwich, in Kent, Deader.—Harry Butt, of Idandilo Ci'.-ilcnnv ...
... Weft-Indies, faded from Plymouth the vh leftanL This Morning ?? Two o'Cloc'.:, a dreadful Fire ?? out in Wikl-ft.vt, near Drury-lane, which burnt down three Houfes, and damaged two adjoiu- in§. It was got under juft before fiay-Hght. The rmlowing Exprdli***s ...