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... Ships, if l«i have any. 1 am, Sir t Tours, JOHN ENGLISH.* 1 Thi folhtuin* Prologue was fpo'en 4f tbt Theatre-Rpyal in ' Drury -Lane, the 9th of Deccrabc| 1745. when the whrtc Receipt of the H :i c was ttfflkd ti the Veteran Scheme. METH 1 N K.S I fee Br/rj«« ...
... at Night wascarryed and Interred at St. James's Church in German Street. Laft Night the Prince came to the Play-Houfe in Drury Lane, and faw the Comedy Afted, called, the Nortljrcn Lafs, or the Neft of Fools. Dr. Offspring Blackhall Bifhop of Exeter, has ...
... on Finchley Common who robb’d him of Guineas his Watch fome Silver About Two o’Clock Tuefday Morning noted Pawnbroker’s Drury -lane was broke open and feveral Watches Rings and other Valuables were carried off Accidents On Wednefday laft young Gentleman ...
... Son and Daughter, of Dover-greet, Piccadilly; Mrs. Wintcr (who was b.,th Senfelefs and Speechlefs) of Bennet' s Court, Drury- Lane: There at Nottingham, viz. Mr. Richard Swan, his Wife and his Child, of Cartengate; Mrs. Cook, and Mr. Pirnm's Child in ...
... The Beginning of Novembei will be afled Sir Richard Steel's New Play, has beer? Tome Time Rehearfal the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; if is thought fome excellent Judges, to be the befl Comedy that ever appeared on the Stage. The board of Ordnance having ...
... in Weftminfter-Abbey to the Memory of Shakefpeare the celebrated Poet, for which purpofe Julius Cacfar is to be acted at Drury- Lane Theatre to raife Money for the fame, on Fri- day the 28th of this Month. On Thurfday laft there was a numerous Appear- ance ...
... Carpenter) fo defperately that his Life is defpair'd of. There were alfo a great many People wounded the fame Night, in Drury- Lane, in endeavouring to take two Men who have deferted from one df his Msjefty's Ships of War. . , ? j ' Yefterday two Meilcngers ...
... well drefs'd, in Ruffel Street, near Drury. Lane, by a Fellow who had been employ'd by two Bailiffs to watch him, in order to arreft him ; The Gentleman who knew the real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury! Lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare-Court ...
... were- rohbed in the Strand. If, Early Yelterday Morning fome rellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's- Lane, near Drury- Lane, and took thereout upward, of Ten Guineas in Money, betides feveral Thing- of Value; but Four of them were foun after taken ...
... Loollhip's Gentleman, to be Court-Keeper and Ceyez of that a Place worth 120 I. per Annum. We hear that Mr.' Beard, late of Drury- Lane Theatre, ! as the Command of a Company given him in the Srry.cc molt Chriftian Majelty ; but WC Were not inforufd whether ...
... Earl, and a Knight Companion of the moft noble Order of the Garter. The laft new Play exhibited on Thurfday Evening at Drury- Lane, was damn'd (as they Term it) by a very large Audi- fencfe: This is the third Play that has fuffered that Fate, fince the ...
... endured, with- out impairing the Healths of the Merchants and Tra- ders. fiy our laft Letters from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane we are advifed, that a certain Gentleman who has wrote for the Stage witb greater Applauie than any Author now living, having ...