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... the Memory of Sir Mac Newton • BRITANNIA, A ?rem in 4to and eve a. Tragedy of SOPHONISBA, stked at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. by bat Maigly's &imams. Pr. is. Cd. two by Mr Thosopiou. 3. EURYDICE, a Trailed', ailed at the Theatre Royal In Ltury.lane ...
... feveral idle and diforderly Perfons • apprehe,nded late' the Night before on Search Warrants at the Night-Monies in or near Drury-Lane, and fome of them being known to be old Offenders, were committed to ' Bridet' ' w n to hard Labour , and the reit were ...
... Pail-, Jan. 13. One Night laft Week, two young Gentlemen, concern'd in Liquor, went to Edwards - -, Chocolate Houle in Drury-lane Play•houte Paf:. tage, and call'd for a Bowl of Punch,. which they drank, and was going away without paying their Reckoning; ...
... pay a Fine of z s. and tind Security for her good lithaviour for 3 Years. _ The fame Day Mother Osbourne, of Vinegar Yard, Drury-lane, was conviCied of keeping a tliforderly Houle, and received Sent eve to continue 6 Months in Bridewell at hard Labour, and ...
... Printing Office, r. The Devil to Play, or the Wives Metamorphos'd. An Opera. As it is perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Written by the Author of the Beggar's Wedding. With the Mulick to each Song. Price Is. 6d. ...
... otherwife Mills, was committed to Newgate by Col De Veil, for picking the Pocket of Mils Sparrow, as the was coming out of Drury-lane Play-houfc on Friday Night laft, of a Gold Snuff Box, Value about 61. and two Handkerchiefs. This is the famous Mrs. CAfcy ...
... Bonds 41. ss s. South Bonds 1. Ti s. From the Even. Poft, Feb. to.. A few Days ago two Bailiffs went intp a. Man's Houle in Drury-Lane, to Arreit : His Wife imagining their Bufinefs, fell upprt them, and broke one of their Heads; The o. ther was gl3d to get ...
... Office, t. The Devil to Play, or the Wives Metamor- t . pl.los'd. An Opera. As it is perforin'd at the 1 , Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Written by the Author of the Beggar's Wedding. With the Mulick prefix'd to each Song. Price is. 6d. z. The London Merchant ...
... fame having been hitherto attended with wonderful Succcefi l both on the Whites and the Negroes. A Workman belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, having lain a WaFser tail Week, that no Cat in England was able to draw him thro a Pond, try'd the Experiment on ...
... care of, and attended by the molt eminent Phylnians. Lan Week died, in the 88'h Year of his Age, Mr. Boman, 'belonging to Drury-Lane, who had the Honour to p limal times before King Charles 11. It is remarkable of bin', that he the Welt Player, the oldea ...
... be a Ball. On Thurfday Morning the will likewife receive the Compliments of the Nobility; and, as 'cis laid, will be at Drury-Lane-Playhoufe in the Evening. On Friday Evening that will be a Drawing- Room. And on Saturday her Serene Highnefs wilt go to ...
... together with Sticks, Staves, and other offinfiv.: Weapons, in a tumultuous and riotous manner, and bfoke open the Doors of Drury-lane Playhoufe, fir not being let into %%hat they call their G.rtiery, atid fouglit their way in fo delperate a manner to the ...