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... Church in the Forenoon, and went home and committed this ci Aaion. We are allured that a Patent for the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane is ordeed to pa's the Seals In Favour of Mr. Wilks 2 Mr. Booth, ._ and Mr. Clbber. A Patent for the faid Theatre *as granted ...
... Clerkenwell 13iidcv.t11, arid the for form time Nit has been maint.in'd and Cupported by a Pircel. ot and Sh pets about Drury- Lane and Covent -Garden, and isfu.lly very ticttly drtts - d, the better to di IN in inch Culics s and they winted make a Prey ...
... the Priaceis Royal, Princeis Amelia, Prima Caroline, Princers Mary, and Princefs Louifa i were at the Theatre Royal in Drury. Lane to fee the Tempeft, and the Malque of Cephalus, &c. with the new Pantomime, call'd Harlequin Grand Volgi. On Sunday Night ...
... Brother to Counfellor Gab. Allen, of a Silk Handkerchief, at the Play- johniton of this City, and Mr. John Porter, Houfe in Drury Lane, and being carried be- eldeft Son of Mr. Alderman Porter, late Lord. fore Julticc Ellis, was committed to Tothill- Mayor ...
... Night the Comedy, caii'd, The Lover, written by Mr. Cibbcr, jun. was performed for the fiat '1 ime at the Theatre . Royal in Drury-Lane , and conciiitics to be ztled with great Applaufe. Norwich, Jan. o. On Monday Lift Mr. Bilhop, Mr. Haftngs, and Mr. Douglals ...
... in the Evening, died, after a lingering Illnels, Mr. Williams, a celebrated Tragedian belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, greatly lamented by all that were of his Acquaintance, and truly merited the Name of a fincere Friend, a dutiful Son, and ...
... ailed at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Pi ice s. 6d. 3. EURYDICE, a Tragedy, satd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Price s. 6d * We are defired by a Corrcepondent to infert the following Proclamation for a Fair in Scotland, to thew that ...
... by the faid Juftices, for keeping a diforderly Yefterday a Man and Woman, Servants to a Brandy-fhop and Night-Houle in Drury-Lane Gentleman in Leadenhall-ftreet, quarrelling, the where a poor Countryman, who came but thC former took up a Piflol immediately ...
... pay a Fine of z s. and tind Security for her good lithaviour for 3 Years. _ The fame Day Mother Osbourne, of Vinegar Yard, Drury-lane, was conviCied of keeping a tliforderly Houle, and received Sent eve to continue 6 Months in Bridewell at hard Labour, and ...
... Office, t. The Devil to Play, or the Wives Metamor- t . pl.los'd. An Opera. As it is perforin'd at the 1 , Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Written by the Author of the Beggar's Wedding. With the Mulick prefix'd to each Song. Price is. 6d. z. The London Merchant ...
... Printing Office, r. The Devil to Play, or the Wives Metamorphos'd. An Opera. As it is perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Written by the Author of the Beggar's Wedding. With the Mulick to each Song. Price Is. 6d. ...
... London. Pr. is. 3. The Devil to Play, or the Wives Metainorphos'd. An Opera. As it is perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Written by the Author of the B.lgar's Wedding. With the Mulick to each Song. Price is. 6d. 4. Die Forth Harmony, or the ...