... themielves — ■ •while their Feliow-chriftians are perifhing,. ought Friday laft the L. Chamberlain fent an Order tothe Theatre,. Drury-lane, prohibiting the R-e- -prdentation of the Tragedy called ARMINIUS : But to give you fome Idea of the Scope of this flay ...

... houfe, and-being difappointed oi what they expe«£ted,, were fo enraged, that the greateft Dif- order happened ever known in Drury-lane. We omit the Particulars for want of room. ...

... hi-ny the Command, of the Scfuadron- deiigncd fcr the Channel Service. Or* Wednefday Night laft a Difturbance hap- pened at? Drury-Lane Play houfc, occafioned by one of the principal Dancer *s not being there to dance at -the end -of the Entertainment, where ...

... of the lime Nature fince the Froft began. On Sunday Morning a Woman about 30 Years f Acre was found frozen to Death in Drury-lane. |%c Miferies the Poor at this time fuffer, by the TVarnefs °f Coals, and other Neceffaries of Life, are terrible; it is ...

... till after eleven. El me rick, a tragedy, written by poor Lillo, was lately permitted to crawl fix nights upon the ftage at Drury-lane. —Itis a hideous piece. The character of Elmerick is unjuft; lnoft of the others are mangled. The King of this tragedy is ...