... Notes, by N.Tindal, Vicar of GreaWi ibam inEffix, Price 2s, Tho Rival Father. A Tragedy, As it is Acted at the Tkl. Royal in Drury Lane. Price Is. 6d. An Hiffcrical Account of the feveral Tranflations of the B$ By Anthony J&hnfon, M. A. Rector of Swarkftcne ...

... Plates. The Monthly.Chronicle, for June r.^ The London Merchant; Or, Hiftory of George Barnwtl!. As now the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by His Majefty s Servants. Mr. Lillo. TI.Q Love of Fame, iheUniverfal Paflion. SwVtn Chara&eriftical Satires. The Third ...

... indlfpofed, is new well rfceovared, that aily takes ar.d *ipp!:irs i'i Company »o that is he may ibis appear ihr w- itear that Drury-Lane will open the Infant with the Pr»n^ a t_ liear tint Col Samuel Robinfai, Cl.atr.b.ihln City, is Receivet of the Window ...

... Confutation; proving fjmeof their Powers to In« dependant. The Modern Husband. A Comedy, As it is aftcd the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, his Majefty J 3 Servants. the Puritans, or Protefhnt Nonconformifts, from the Reformation to the Death Queen Elizabeth ...

... «aron Comyns, touchitfg the Validity Of the Patent wanted * V^^«^i i ab f and Barton TSooth, Efcjs; for the Playhotife in Drury-lane; and the Court unani- moully agreed, that the laid Patent was a lawful Grmt; and il paiied the Broad ; eai accordingly. ...

... Jßurkit, who keeps the Coach and Horfes in Broad St. Giles's, was fet upon by two Street Robbers, in Brownlow Street near Drury-Lane; who ufed her very barbaroufly by cutting her in the Arms with a Penknife, and threatnincr to cut her Throat if lhe called ...

... Thurfday laft died, at his Houfe at Thiftleworth, after a long Illnefs, Mr. Wilks, one of the Mafters of the Old Play- noufe in Drury Lane, who was noted for his fine Performance' on the Stage.. The fame Day died at her Houfe in Salisbury Court in H^t-ftreet ...

... with his Lordfliip to Barbadoes. P P ' toblnbV h^ oll^ ?? « Pi f^ ewritir,to **ii andare S« P fe, j v** T .^tre : Royal fin Drury-Lane with ab convex SSL E *% im *> v ; The Perjur'd Lover ; or, The Broken fe Vr a . ged J : The A fo l dent or ' the Doftor's ...

... the Officers of Arms attending in their ; and in the Evening their Majefties and the Royal Family 0 the Threatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and law the Play QrowVd Wife, written by the late Sir John Vanbrugh. Thurfday Morning, one Cook a Porter, that plies at ...

... Cfficers of Arms attending in their Places ; and in the Evening their flies and the Royal Family went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and faw the Play of The Prozoh PV/fe written by the late Sir John Vanbrugh. The fame Day the Right Hon. the Lord according ...

... being fenc to ferve her with a Copy of a Writ, found one Mrs. Benfon, a Woman ofthe Town, who lived in Princc's-ftreet,.Drury-Lane, and having ferved her, proceeded at Law to an Execution. Several Perfons fwore that the Defendant never lodged in that ...

... late Indifpofi.ion appeared on Sunday Courr, and rcccived. Mr. Mills, the celcbrared Tragedian, belonging tic Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, dangtroifly ill at his HoiTcin Cormr den. Friday Mr. Batcmen, a Shopkeeper V. inrr or, reckoned Thouiands having cut oil* ...