... 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 ...

... King, Queen, Prince William, Princcfs-Royal, andth* Prineefles Amelia and Caroline, were all prefent the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane. On Thurfday laft Mr. Coleman Hefter, an eminent Drugged in Ncwgirc-fireer, was married to a Grand Daughter of the Lady ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... indlfpofed, is new well rfceovared, that aily takes ar.d *ipp!:irs i'i Company »o that is he may ibis appear ihr w- itear that Drury-Lane will open the Infant with the Pr»n^ a t_ liear tint Col Samuel Robinfai, Cl.atr.b.ihln City, is Receivet of the Window ...

... 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 ...

... Cfficers of Arms attending in their Places ; and in the Evening their flies and the Royal Family went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and faw the Play of The Prozoh PV/fe written by the late Sir John Vanbrugh. The fame Day the Right Hon. the Lord according ...

... 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* ...

... Hay-market. The fame Night his Royal Highnefs the Duke, and the Princefs Amelia, Caroline, Mary and went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, and law a Tragedy call'd, The Albion Queens, or the Death of Mary Queen of Scotland. On Thurfday all the Peers of Ireland ...

... his Territories. Saturday Morning poor Woman being faint and fick, chofc to into the adjoining the Elephant and Caftle in Drury lane, and and laying herfclf down, her Condition levcral People, who fend for the Parifh Officers to her but Relief being afforded ...

... received with unufual Acclamations* The fame Night their Royal Highneflcs the Prince and of Wales were at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, fee the Tragedy and the Farce A-la-modty and appear'd exceeding well pleas'd with the whole Performance; their Royal Highncfles ...