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... five Hours—the Nooility and: great Officers of State all admitted to kifs his Toe—A grand Office opened the fame Night in Drury-Lane for the Sale of pardons and lndulgences Alarc My little Boy 'achy taken ill of the Itch., He had been on the Parade with ...
... to his Depuoully rt- fie Dr: ;mcn, till this , Crawand thr PROLOGUE fpoke/i December g, 174?> at the “'Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, ‘when the whole Receipt of the Hittfe was apply'd to the Vtteran Scheme, for gi’ving to our Soldiers, in the A orth. Flannel ...
... fail directly, to bring over the ight Hon. the Earl of Moreton from b ranee. 6. On Tuefday Mr. Meighan, a Bookfeller in Drury-lane, ao has been a confidcrable time in Cuftody of one of his iiajefty's Mcfi'engers, was admitted to Bail. 7. On Tuefday the ...
... from Bulinefs lime pail. The lame Day died, after lingering Hinds, Mr, Rober Tcrbutt, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, and Mailer of the Swan Tavern in Smithfield: He was a facetious agreeable Companion, and greatly dlecm’d all that knew ...
... Privateer has taken a Dutch Smuggler, which is fah ar-, sited at North Carolma. YeiterdaY a Child iu Short's Gardens, near Drury lane, being left at a two Pair of Stairs Window, the Grate againft which it was leaning giviog way, it fell out, and on the Spot ...
... him, to let him efcape; but h: reined it, and faithfully exectaied hie Orders. Yelierday there was a very great Battle in Drury-lane, between a Preli-Gang and tome Sailon wl,O formerly belong'd to in which levers' were wounded on b, th fides. The Friendfhip ...
... the Hampstead Road, in the Foot Path leading from Mother Red Cap?s to Southampton Row, were in a House in the Coal-Yard, Drury Lane, he got some assistance, and went to seize them ; and finding they were got up a Chimney, threaten?d to fire upon them, ...
... of the hewhim Ike tiuicic to thc youi.g Pic:ciiJct is taken Piitmier. Ny a COMPANY of COMEDIANS fritn the TIILATRE-ROYAL Drury-Lane, L D AT the Play More in Canterbury on Mon.lay next, the Init. will be aaed a Comedy, call'd, L 0 V E fin L 0 V E. (written ...
... at Faverthain aforelaid. N. B. The Premiffer arc in very good Repair. By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRE-ROYAL in Drury-Lane, LONDON. AT the Play-Hour: in Canterbury on MJnday next, being the :Bth Lift. will be afted, Thc BEGGA R's Opera. The Part ...
... 3 d. Hall-penny per Quart. For the IiENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. SIMSO N. Uy a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRE-ROYAL in Drury-Lane, [. co ND 0 N. A T the Play-II .ice in Canterbury, on Monday the vith loft, will be prefented, RICHARD the Tl.itcl. The ...
... Maidaone atorcfaid. For the lIENEFI r of Mr. WINS FONE situ! Mr. MAKES. Dy a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the THEATRE-ROYAL in Drury-Lane, L U D . A T the Play-Houfe in Canterbury, on Welicfcbty the i:rb liia. wiil be anci• Comedy, The 151 , 1.7 Irphtfor. (Mitten ...
... London. Likemife 1 ACCO or all forts. For the HLNEFIT ot Mr. MACKLIN. By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS from the . 111EATIM.ROYAL Drury-Lane, L 0 NDO N. A T the Play-Houfe in Canterbury, on Monday the igth be *del a Comedy, call'd, The Provok'd Wife. The Part of ...