... ir^fuch hpden'd Villany. and lefs Remorfe ofconfcience7 W 6u On Saturday fome of the Lodgers in a Houfe in White-Hart Court, Drury- Lane, hearing feveral Groans in the Apartment of the Miftrefs of the Houfc, made an Attempt to open the Door, to fee what was ...

... Opera (about the Playing of which, as much Noife has beet) made, as about feveral of our Modem Treaties) was perform'd at Drury-lane: Theatre toa crowded] Auaience ; the Houfe being full by Four. Tnere was a prodi- gious Uproar with Clapping, Hiffmg, Cat-Calls ...

... Recommended to the ferious Pcrufal ofthe Women of the Town, pr. 6 d. A Letter from Mrs. Jane Jone*, alias Jenny Diver, in Drury-lane, to Mn. Arabella B— wl s near .VVine-Officc-Court, Flee.-ftrcct. Interfpers'd with Reflexions, Humourous and Moral, Pious ...

... four Difcourfes. By W. Harris D f I). Tho Univerfal Paffion ; a Comedy ; as it is now acting at the Theatre-Roy- al in Drury- Lane, (with great Applaufe) by his Majefty's Servants. Written by the Author of the Man of Tafte.' A Charge ?? to tke Reverend ...

... Time, with Sticks, Staves, and other offen* 4iVe We,ipons, and in a tumultuous and Riotous Manner, broke open the Doors of Drury-Lane Playhoufe, for not being let into, what they call, their Gallery, and fought their Way in fo def- perate a Manner to the ...

... exact Copy of the Contents of the Letter, that was fent to Mr. Fleetwood, in Lmcoln's-Inn-Fields, Maftcr ot the Thea- tre, Drury-Lane. V 'Sr. r IT 7 B are willing to admonifh you before we attempt our Defign ; and * yV Provide you will ufe us Civil, and ...

... frequently at Work to decide this important Point. fhere is tin uproar and general call every Night for the Beggars Opera in Drury-lane Play houfe, but the Manager, loath to difo- blige either ofthe Rival Atlreffes, hasmt hitherto thought fit to gratify the ...

... eicpir'd. ?? \\ ?? **v Laft Night their Royal Highnefles the Prince and iteiiqafs elf Wales- weri ' at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and faw the PJw'dP 'Venice ' 'raram? being the fii ft Time of their appearing in that pflblick Manner juice, the .; Queen's ...

... 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 ...

... prepared for the Prefs. By John Mawer, D. D. Price 6d. 'Art and Nature. A Comedy. As it is a£ed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majefty's Servants. With a curious Frontifpiecc. Price is. 6d. Uniform and fincevC Obedience our indifpenfible Duty ...

... wider by fix Foot, and to be idtfne With all Expedition. The famous Miffc fcadife, newly arrived here from Paris, was at Drury Lane-Theatre eta Tburfday Night laft. ...

... 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 ...