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... Fortune. Yeilerday Morning died ofa Pleurify, Mr. Jofeph Miller, a celebrated Comedian, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane ; much admir'd for his Performances in general, but particularly in the Character ?? in the Committee, ot the Faith- fui ...
... above T. Osborne's; as alfo the new Play of the Fatal Retirement, as it was intended to be afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. PROPOSALS For Printing, by Subscription, REPORTS of CASES argued and determined in the Court of Chancery, and of lome fpecial ...
... or be a Means to bring an Heir to fome Noble Family. We hear that the Daughter of a certain Bailiff (lately belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre) has fal- len into a very grand Amour, fhe having had 1000 1. advane'd her for Clothes and Jewels, and is to be ...
... publilh'd in fome of the Papers. Laft Satuiday Night as Mifs Bowyer, Of Great , JtulTel-Street, was returning home from Drury- Lane Playhoufe, fhe wa:s ftruck with the Dead Pally, and this Morning was judg'd to lie at the Point of Deatb. On Thurfday laft ...
... General Releafe, under the Hand of a Profecu- tor, for a Riot, and the other for perforating the faid I rolecutor in Court ; a Drury-Lane Solicitor would have undergone the fame Fate, for being concern'd with them, but el'cap'd out of the Hall. On Sunday laft ...
... nd Princefs of Wales went to Greenwich, and dined on board the Lord Baltimore's Yatcht, and in the Evening they were at Drury-Lane Playhoufe. They write from Stockholm, that the Man of War failed from thence laft Year for Turky, hav- ing been loft near ...
... be had at the above T. Osboknf,'s; As alfo the new Play of the Fatal Retirement, as it was aited at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. LAW BOOKS lately publijhed, printei for Tho. Osborne, in Gray'f-Inn, I.pßccedents in Chancery: Being, a Collection JL of ...
... be had at the above T. Osuornk's; As :ilfo the new Play of the Fatal Retirement, as it wiis afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. PROPOSALS Tor Printing, by Subscription, REPORTS of CASES argued 'and determined in the Court of Chancery, and of tome ...
... on the Prince of Wales at Norfolk Houfe, who gave them a Sum of Money, and promifed to be at their Benefit next Week at Drury-Lane Play-hoßfe. Her Grace the Dutchefs of Marlborough has fent twenty $ uineas to Lloyd's Coffee-houfc in Lombard-% ;cct,fpr ...
... well drefs'd, In Ruffel-ftreet, near Drury Lane, by a Fellow who had been employ M by two Bailiffs to watch him, in order to arreft him', the Gentleman, who knew tha real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury Lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare Court, ...
... Policy and Honour are said to have as much Struggle at Aschassenbourg, as Love and Honour with Baye's Prince Volscius at Drury Lane. So that till this Point is decided, the Quidnuncs must be con- tent till Fame finds which Trumpet she's to found thro. ...
... ended ?? at the Old Baily, when John Gerrard, for picking the Pocket of Alex. Murray, Efqj'of a Cambrick Handkerchief at Drury Lane Play-houfc; Julius Hunt, for robbing John Doc, the Poft man, near Whitechapel Prifon; Jofepli Leath, for robbing Mr Heme ...