... Gentleman of an Eftate of upwards of 8000 1. per Annum hath purchafed all the Shares of the Patentees of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and that he will either keep them himfelf or Difpofe of them to fuch Perfons ( A-flors only) as fhall be approv'd of by ...

... On Thurfday Morning about One o'Clock, two -Gentlemen one of whom was a Foreigner) having a Quarrel in Holford's Court, Drury-Lane, about a Woman of the Town, which the other pretended had been engaged to him before, and therefore infilled he fhould refign ...

... eet, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees of his Majefty's Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane ; truly efteemed for his fine and juft A&i- jnj who will be greatly regretted by ail ferfons who take Plea- fure in Theatrical ...

... Houfe in Love- Lane, and carried to the Cuftom Houfe. a Night a Gentleman belonging to the Spanifti Ambaflador, crofting Drury-Lane, was attacked by a Man and a Woman who keeps a notorious Baudy-houle in that Neigh- bourhood, who forced him into ir, and ...

... Innocent Theft. A Comedy. Taken from Ti- njon Mifcnthrope of the Sieur de Lifie. As it is afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majefty's Servants. ; • ?? Chancery: Being a Colleftion of Cafes argued and adiudaea St i S r Courc of chancer ...

... Wifdom : Or, the Virgin uhtoask'd. A farce Ai it is perform'd byjjis Majefty's Company of Comedians at ihe Theatre-Roya in Drury Lane, With the Mufick ?? to each Song, trice,, ...

... the End ofthis Mwtfc — On Tuefday Night laft ?? about 14 Years old Apprentice to a Glover, a Lodger at a Brandy-fhop in Drury-Lane, was found murder'd in her Apartment, her Body being ftabbed in feveral Places, as to all Appearance, with a Fork , alfo ...

... i.th of March next Junius Brutus A Tragedy. As it is Afted by his Majefty's Company of Comedians at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. William Duncombe, The Senfe of an Englifhman on the pretended Coalition of Parties, and on the Merits of the Whigg ...

... deprived of that Branch of Trade, would return to its former Channel. On Thurfday Night laft there met at the Caftle Tavern in Drury-Lane, about ten Peers and Forty Commoners, of the prin- cipal Nobility and Gentry of the County of York (befides fe- veral who ...

... than Religioij^Aeries or Points of Faith. Pike is. 6d. Love and Glory. AWbue. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. PtiH Im* f A.Treajfeo£ F ^iH^% Alex. Wright, M. A. Price is. ...

... beater, Mr. Burgel, a Cutler, and Mr. Wilfon, a Chandler in the faid. Street ,• the Houfe of Mr. Hardin, a Cabinet-maker, in Drury-Lane; the Houfes of Mr. Chidder, the Coachmaker, and Mr.Bradhear the Joyner, in the fame Lane ; Mr. Lockwood the DiftiJler, Mr ...

... Father Pouilin, Priell Regular ol ...