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... Time ago, was committed Prifoner to the Cattle there. On Saturday a Sharper went into a Shoemaker's Shop, Clare- Court, Drury-Lane, and fitted with a Pair of Shoes, which being done, he took an Opportunity to nip out of the Shop, but was immediately purfued ...
... Collefted and Dieefted by W. R. CHETWOODi Twenty Years Prompter to his Majcfty’sCompany of Comedians of the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, London, All a. Stager and evry Man and Weman, merely AB.en-. . SHAKBseEaw. Primed tor the ftirthor. »nd fold hy MfflieiitS ...
... and robbed of a- great Number of Shoes. . . The fame lylornhig two Houfes, a Hofier's and a Pub* lican's, in Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, were broke open and robbed of feveral Things of Value. About Eleven o'clock on Saturday ftighta Fellow was. taken- at ...
... a Woman, about 33 Years of Age, was one Peter lope, who lived to he near 137 Years of Age, and found frozen to Death in Drury-Lane. dy'd at Villiers near Verfailles. The Polly, Capt. Norman, of Pool, bound from Newfound- Yefterday Sennigto Samuel Whetcombe ...
... of Troops hold themfares ready to march for the Meufe upon the firft Notice. Night his Wetly went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Comedy of the Sufpicious Hasband, wri;ten by Dr. Hoadly, Phyfacia° to his Maiefly. The Lords of the Admiralty ...
... Hay. llharfin.,:er. For the BENEFIT of Mr. KENNEDY ani \in. BUTLER. By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS ft , m the THEATRE-ROYAL in Drury-Lane, LONDON AT the • Play Houle in Canterbury, this pref.:at Wednefliy, being the 20th Init. will be abed a Tragedy, call'i ...
... of --- Surman, Esq; an eminent Banker of this City. Last Week died Mr. Charles Neale, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane : A Person of great Merit in several Parts in Comedy, and greatly lamented by all his Acquaintance. We hear that Kendal ...
... 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. ...
... here before, called THE WEDDING-DAY, as it has lately been exhibi- ted feveral Nights fucceffively at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane with univerfal Applaufe. Greenock, March 19. Sailed the Try a lof Salt- coats, Rob. Steel, the May, And. Turner, the Thiftle ...
... fevzral Gentlemm and Ladies. lor the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. VAUGHAN. Dy a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRE-ROYAL in Drury-Lane, L 0 N D 0 N. AT the Play•llnufz. in Canterbury, tits preiatt Wednzfday, being rite :7th Init, will be a Play, call'd, Thu ...
... Jofeph pieled up a Country and after having lonic Dilcourfe together, took him to fee the Town: Parker carrying through Drury-Lane, the Countryman cfpy'd fome Ladies of Pleafure very gaily drefrcd, which made his Mouth water: IV4an4r I lays the Countryman ...
... Four o'Clock died, at his Houle in Pall mall, the Right Hon. the Earl of Egmont, of the Kingdom of Ireland. The Managers of Drury-lane Playhoufe paid the Sum of zoS I s (being the whole Money taken at the Play of King Lear, for the Benefit of the Suff..!rers ...