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... Prince Wales, the Princefs Royal, and their Royal Higlmtffes the PrincelTes Amelia and Caroline, were the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane feet!ie. Play of Theodofius, and the Entertainment of Harlequin Happy, or Poor Pierot Marrv Aud ' Thuriday Nighr, by his ...
... « The African Company have'two ftiips the Downs ready fail for- Guinea. ' .. The Prince has lately honour'd the Theatre Drury-Lane twice with his Prefence. At the firft Time was reprefented the Soldier's Fortune; and at the laft the Tragedy ofMackbeth ...
... late riot at the New Play house, His Majesty has been pleased to order that Company the same Number of Guards they have at Drury-Lane, to prevent any Disturbance for the future. Two of the Daughters of the late Duke of Rutland are ill of the Small Pox, and ...
... He was guarded forty Sold ers, with Mr. Cirne the High for the City and Liberty of Wcflminlier, Mr. Gray, the ConlcaWe Drury-Lane Theatre, and ether He had the Allurance, when he caae from Sr. Martin's Veliry, wheie the Juflices who committed him wcie ...
... 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 ...
... London, Jan. 18. Laft Night their Royal HighnefTes the Prince and Princefs, were at the Theatre Drury-Lane, and faw the new Tragedy called, The Captives. Thurfday laft the new-bom Son the Count Lippe, was baptized by jHe Name of George; his and Baron ...
... late Indifpofi.ion appeared on Sunday Courr, and rcccived. Mr. Mills, the celcbrared Tragedian, belonging tic Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, dangtroifly ill at his HoiTcin Cormr den. Friday Mr. Batcmen, a Shopkeeper V. inrr or, reckoned Thouiands having cut oil* ...
... jew, hiving lately, imported from ..beyond Sci fevtral'Suitl of the rieheft Womens Cloaths that ever werd the Matters of Drury-Lane Play-Houfe are treating :to buy •th?m, none of the Quality being willing to go to the. Price that ...
... 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 ...
... Money, befides Watches, Rings, &c. One Edward Dun, a Barber, has been committed to Newgate for being concerned the late Riot Drury Lane-Patfage, when Mr. Bowes the Staymaker was killed. Sunday Morning an antient Woman was found dead the Cellcr a.new built ...
... One this Week Mr. Clark, Master Taylor in Fountain Court in the Strand, was knock d down by three Street Robbers in Little Drury-Lane, one of whom stopt his Mouth while the other two took away his Watch, Hat and Peruke, and then made off. The Armadillo presented ...
... Accident. A Man and a Woman are committed to Newgate, who are charg'd Confederates with Sheppard, in Robbing the Pawnbroker in Drury-Lane; fome the Goods being, hear, found upon upon them: However, Sheppard denies having any Accomplice in the laid Robbery. Tis ...