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... We hear Mifs Lucy Town, a Farce, which has been aCted both lalt Seafon and this with great Applaufe, at Theatre toyal in Drury-Lane, has been prohibicted from being again represented on Stage, A 808 upon Three BOBS. * _ , THREE Rergtts three Bh prodi ...
... be had at the above IT. Oshme's. As alfo the New PLA V of the Fatal Retire ment, as it was acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Tois Day was afo . Publifhed, PROPOSALS For Ptinting by SUBSCRIPTION, REPORTS of Cases argued and determined in the Court ...
... 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 ...
... ill with the Gout, that he was obliged to be carried up to his Room. Laft Saturday Night, as a Gentleman was coming out of Drury-Lane Play houfe, he felt a Fellow's Hand in his Pocket, whom he immediately feized, and car- ried him before a Magiftrate, who ...
... committed to Newgate. Laft Night his Majefty, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, were at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Jane Shore. It is laid, that a Scheme is drawing up for laying a Tax upon all Kinds of Dogs in this ...
... Silver Pint Pot from a Pub ick Hou e Holbourn. Some Days a Gentleman of the Highway Gang was taken out of his warm Bed in Drury-Lane, and to clofer Quarters in Newgate. Wright, the Barber, who robb'd the Earl of Burlington and the Lord Bruce near Richmond ...
... Lawns is prohibited, after Midfummer next : And that the Wearing of them is forbid after Lady-Day 1749. The Managers of Drury-lane Playh'oufe paid the Sum of 208 1. Is. ( being the whole Money taken at the Play of King Lear, for the Benefit of the Suffer- ...
... Lan Sunday Morning one William Richardfon, a Shoemaker, who lives o- ver-againtt the Goat Alehoufe in Short's Gardens, in Drury-lane, went out with his Son to pick Mufhrooms, but unfortunately gathered thofe of a poi- fonous Kind ; which his Family foon ...
... advane'd eminent Station. On Wednesday laft dy*d the famous Comedian Mr. Thomas Dogget formerly one one of the Masters of Drury-Lane Play-House : He has left 500 as a standing Provision * for a Livery, Coat and Badge, to be row'd for yearly the first of ...
... be had at the above fT. Osborne's. As alfo the New PL AY ofthe Fatal Retirement, as it was afted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. This Day was alfo Publijbed, PROPOSALS For Printing by SUBSCRIPTION V REPORTS of Cases argued and determined in the Court ...
... may be had at the aboveV. Oshme's. As alfo the New PLA V of the Fatal Retirement, as it wai afted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Ttiis Day was alfo Publijhed, P R 0 P 0 SAL S For Printing by S U B S C R I p % j 0 N, REPORTS of Cases argued and determined ...
... Ifland; 17 ofthe Men perifhed, and 109 were fayed by Boats in his Majefty 's Serv ice. The Managers of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane have made an Offer of a Benefit Night this next Seafon fer the unhappy Sufferers by the late Fire at the Town of Hqnitoh ...