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... Confumption, at his Lodgings at Ken- tifh-Town, Mr. Pinkethman, a celebrated Comedian, belong- ing to the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lane. On Saturday his Majefty's Grant palled the Great Seal to John Tull, his Heirs, &c. of the new Invention of a Sedan- Chahs ...
... fgate, where thcu Wog was the fame Day deliver'd. Irday Morning an elderly Woman was found frozen to Death at a Door in Drury. Lane. Wateemans Hall, Jan. 28. On Friday bfi Mr. Alderman Parkas, among many other Inftinces of his Beneficence, fent (so I. ...
... Works may b. tAa at the above T. Otbervis; IS the newPlayof the Fatal Retir ement ; as it wds Acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. ...
... Works may be had at the above Oskene's; as the new .)lay of the Fatal Retirement, as it was Aaed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. CANTERBURY: Printed and Sold by y. ABREE in St. Margarces-, where Adver:iftments ars taken in. And Books and Shop-Keepers ...
... Buckinghandhire , attended by three Militants , one of the latter, named Robat .Falienage, who kept a Publick Houfe in Drury. Lane, was (hot dead on the Spot, in the Defendant's Grounds. Thurfd;_y was held a Council at Sr. J ames ' s, when the Sollicitor ...
... Loollhip's Gentleman, to be Court-Keeper and Ceyez of that a Place worth 120 I. per Annum. We hear that Mr.' Beard, late of Drury- Lane Theatre, ! as the Command of a Company given him in the Srry.cc molt Chriftian Majelty ; but WC Were not inforufd whether ...
... the two io much celebrated ?? Dancers, Siguior and Signiora h'auian, and are engag'd to peifurm at the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lane. This Mornmg the Right Hon. the Earl ?? fet out for Dover, in order to em- bark far the Couit of France. The Ship bound ...
... waited on the Nike of Wales at Norfolk- Houle, who gave them a Sum of Money, and promifed to be at their Benefit next Week at Drury Lane Playhoufe. The Book-Keeper of the Role-Inn at Holbourn-Bridge, and the Contiable, who took Fortier, that r( bbed iht laid ...
... at the Cockpit, but was extinguifh'd before it did much Mifchicf. A Gentleman who was concern'tl in the late Diflurba at Drury• Lane Playhoufe, has lent the Manager of tint Theatre a Hundred Pounds, as an Acknowledgincilt I r the Dct'nage done by him. Yetterday ...
... may be had at the above 7'. Work's; as alfo the new Play of the Fatal Retirement, as it was Aaed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. LAW Books istely piiiibed, pits:ail«. T. Osborne, le Gray's Inn. I. URecedents in Chancery: Being a Collefkion of Cafes ...
... Forces to King William the 111. She is laid to have died worth roo,ooo I. The fame Day died, at his Houk in Vinegar-Yard, Drury- Lane, Mr. Ruffel, a Dry-Scowcrer. A few Years fince he bad an Efate of 700 1. per Annum left him by a Widow Gentlewoman to whom ...
... their Verdid Lunacy. Yeßerday a Chimney-Sweeper's Boy was lent up by his Matter to fweep a Chimney in White-Hart Yard in Drury- Lane who not bein; very expert in his Profetlion, happened to RA fall in the midi* of the Chimney, fo that no Help, either from ...