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... from Bulinefs lime pail. The lame Day died, after lingering Hinds, Mr, Rober Tcrbutt, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, and Mailer of the Swan Tavern in Smithfield: He was a facetious agreeable Companion, and greatly dlecm’d all that knew ...
... Dofltifi! of CUrill', Divinity , Mr. XVl' f ™ M-d,> , l* ta ». TrapMo, *,4 Mx, )4S»S L ' C iJ' , S!? Tl,eMrc - > Drury-Lane, b, hi, ...
... Confutation; proving fjmeof their Powers to In« dependant. The Modern Husband. A Comedy, As it is aftcd the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, his Majefty J 3 Servants. the Puritans, or Protefhnt Nonconformifts, from the Reformation to the Death Queen Elizabeth ...
... Plates. The Monthly.Chronicle, for June r.^ The London Merchant; Or, Hiftory of George Barnwtl!. As now the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by His Majefty s Servants. Mr. Lillo. TI.Q Love of Fame, iheUniverfal Paflion. SwVtn Chara&eriftical Satires. The Third ...
... afterwards for his Security. Written by himfelf during his Confinement in the Middle-Stone Room, after his being re-taken in Drury-Lane; the Copy he delivered Mr- Applebee at the Place of Execution, defiring the fame might be forthwith publifli'd, &c. _ An ...
... Tragi-conical Refleftion* of a moral and political Tendency, occafion'd by the prcfviit state of die two Rival Theatres in Drury-Lane and Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Gabriel Rennel, * 'm' v * Gentlemen by fending their Orders to the Printers hereof, way lave any ...
... Clerke the South-Sea Houfe.' Harlequin Sheppard. Night Scene Grotefque Characters: As it Perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By John Thurmond Dancing-Matter. With new Scenes painted from the Real Places of Aftiin. To wh ch is prefii'd, an Introdaftion ...
... Books Primed in March, 1715. Wh.u-d'-cah-it. A Tragi-comic paftoral Farce: \ is Ached at r'le Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, Written by Mr. Gay. pr. 11. Venus and Adonis. Muique. t perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Gibber; .aid fet to Multdby ...
... Jan 26. His Majefty hating received certaic Information of great Misbehaviours committed by the Company the Theatre in Drury-Lane, did on Saturday revoke their Patent; and Ycflerday they were interdided till further Orders. Laft Saturday fcveral Per ...
... of the Cities, Colleges, Corporations, Companies, &c. 10. The New Comedy called, A Wife Lett. As a&ed the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. Written by Mrs. Haywood* xi The Modern Juflice of the Peace, containing the of a Juliice Peace all its parts : As Abridgment ...
... thro* the Strand with a rich Silk Suit ofCloaths under her Arra, was knock d down by two Rogues at the Corner of Little Drury-Lane, who took the Bundle from her ; but being purfueJ, one of them'was taken, and committed to New gate, hear tlie Duke of Beaufort ...
... Price,, and Mr. Baron Montague. Laft Saturday a Grocer, who lives Charles-ftreet, St. James's being at. the Crown Tavern in Drury-Lane, to the of thePerfon call'd the Pretender,-and Con* fufion to the King, for which he was committed On Monday last, Mr Thomas ...