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... well drefs'd, In Ruffel-ftreet, near Drury Lane, by a Fellow who had been employ M by two Bailiffs to watch him, in order to arreft him', the Gentleman, who knew tha real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury Lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare Court, ...
... well drefs'd, in Ruffel Street, near Drury. Lane, by a Fellow who had been employ'd by two Bailiffs to watch him, in order to arreft him ; The Gentleman who knew the real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury! Lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare-Court ...
... Mifs Lucy in Town, a Farce, which has been aftcd both hit Seafon and this, with great Applaufe, at the Theatre Royal in Drury -Lane, has been prohibited from being again reprefented on the Stage. Lond. Ev. Poft. By Letters from Birmingham we 'hear, that ...
... Huffars atcompanied them,' to proteft the Inhabitants of the Country. L 0 N D - 0 N OCTOBER 7: From OUT LONDON :CORRESPONDENT. Drury Lane Theatre, Tuefday We hear there 'is now in Rehearfal, a very entertaining New Comedy, call'd, HE will, and HE 'will not ; ...
... cheap as common Small Beer. Printed for R. Montagu, at the General Pofl-Offcc, the Corner of Great i%ueen -Street, near Drury -Lane ; And fold by W. Eaton in Yar- mouth, S. Watfon in Bury, J. Kendall in Cdcbcjter, C. Alexander in IVcdbridgi, and W. Craighton ...
... Chancellor ot' Wetceller, Mi. Spearing, foinvily a Ditliller near Moretrate. Mr. William Mil- ward, belonging to the Theatre in Drury-Lane. The Lady a;id youngeft Son of Governor Treluwney, u» Jamiica. Richard Howard, Eft]j one of the D.rt-dors ol the So'.ith-' ...
... very well d.efs'd in Ruffcl-Street near Drury-lane, bya Fellow who had been employed by two Bailiffs to watch him, (in order to arreft him) the Gentleman, who knew the real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury-lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare- Cjurt ...
... after a Fortnight's Indisposition, in the 40th Year of his Age, Mr. William Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. They write from Bristol, that upon enquiring into the Affair of the Murder of Mr. Berkley Seymour of Bitton, by his Brother ...
... great Importance was going forward iirtM'*sQM. • - On Saturday laft a Sharper went into a Shoemaker'! Shop in Clare Court, Drury-Lane, and fitted Jiiqfclf with a Pair ol Shoes; which being done, he took in bpportu- • nity to flip out oftbe Shop, but,itfas ...
... Twins or Traveller 2 The or Good lad Inhuman Uncle Villains 4 Virgin Olinda or Love's Champion Written by W Chetwood of Drury-Lane Theatre ts 7 The Miniature or Entertaining Giving of Situation Trade Government and Curiolities Vols The Edition price 8 ...
... We hear Mifs Lucy Town, a Farce, which has been aCted both lalt Seafon and this with great Applaufe, at Theatre toyal in Drury-Lane, has been prohibicted from being again represented on Stage, A 808 upon Three BOBS. * _ , THREE Rergtts three Bh prodi ...
... Mr. Prescot, Master of Katherine Hall ; the former of whom was chosen by a great Majority. Yesterday a Gentleman crossing Drury-Lane, from Clare Court to Russel-Court, fell down in an Apoplec- tick Fit, and was carried into Mr. Bradley's a Hosier's : Among ...