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... B-ANKRUPTS. Janus Stenbous, Drury Lane, hi the Comely Middleton, Liam- Richard Holland, now or late Liverpook, ix the Cowley of Laseajter, Iroorex-draper axd Merebant. Nathaniel Edmonds, Burrilrret near Saint Catberines in the Comfy Middlefix, rintner ...
... Name. # London, Nov. 14- Lall Night the King, Queen* Pi-face William and the 3 Princeifes, were at the Royal Theatre in Drury lane. ...
... hear the Town will fhortly be entertain'd with a new Comedy at lincoln's Inn-Fields Theatre, and a ue-w Tragedy at that of Drury- Lane. . _ «. ...
... to p*y old Debts, written by Maffixger, is now in Rehearfal, and will be ztt^d fome Day next Week at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; and likewife that the Play of Much ado about Nothing, written by Sbakefpear, wil! be revived ibon at the lame Theatre. ...
... Directors of the East India Company. The Hon. Henry Cowper, Esq; Mr. Charles Shepard, a Comedian, belonging to the Theatre in Drury Lane. The Lady Isabella Coulson Reiict of Sir Roger Coulson, Bart. ...
... lniinin. Norfolk, Tanner James Bradly and Richard Griffin, of Fcnchurch-ftreet, Merc-.ants and Part- ner! Charles Cope, uf Drury Lane, Taylor— Thomas Arnold, of St. Dunltan'sin the Well, Grocer Thomas Taylor, of Reading, Berkfliinr, Mealman and Dealer i ...
... Notes, by N.Tindal, Vicar of GreaWi ibam inEffix, Price 2s, Tho Rival Father. A Tragedy, As it is Acted at the Tkl. Royal in Drury Lane. Price Is. 6d. An Hiffcrical Account of the feveral Tranflations of the B$ By Anthony J&hnfon, M. A. Rector of Swarkftcne ...
... them during tlielate Rupture. On Tuefday laft the Tragedy of the Diftr eft Mo- ther, was play'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, when one Mr. Higbmore, a Gentleman of diftinguifh'd Parts and Merit, did play the Part of Pyerris for his Pleafure, he ...
... with the Prince of Wales, his R. Highnefs t> Duke, and the Princeffes Amelia and Carolin' went to the Theatre- Royal in Drury Lane, and f-\ The Rover, or, The B ani ft? d Cavaliers, performed ...
... Father Pouilin, Priell Regular ol ...
... 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 ...
... four Difcourfes. By W. Harris D f I). Tho Univerfal Paffion ; a Comedy ; as it is now acting at the Theatre-Roy- al in Drury- Lane, (with great Applaufe) by his Majefty's Servants. Written by the Author of the Man of Tafte.' A Charge ?? to tke Reverend ...