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... Ifland; 17 ofthe Men perifhed, and 109 were fayed by Boats in his Majefty 's Serv ice. The Managers of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane have made an Offer of a Benefit Night this next Seafon fer the unhappy Sufferers by the late Fire at the Town of Hqnitoh ...
... brute. 1 s. 6 d. The nniverfal Ipcclator, vols 3.4. to complete the two firft. s. Mr Garrick's as manager of the theatre in Drury-lane, confidered. 6 d. Medicinal. Pharmacopoeia univerlalis; or, A new univerfal fjiglifh dlfpenfatory, Bvo. By R. James, M. ...
... Hamlet Prince of Denmark Tiic Part of Ham i.et to be perform'd by Mr. LAC J from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. I King, -j { Mr. Hinue. H ratio, I Mr. Davenport. Ghoft, J Mr. Ward. Lucianus, y ßy > Mr. Berry. \ Oftrick, / j Mr. Hamilton. • Piayer King ...
... celebrated Tragedy, cali'd Hamlet Prince of Denmark The Part of Ham r et.o be perform'd by Mr. LACE V from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, * King, -v ' { Mr. Hinde. Horatio, j Mr. Davenport, Gheft, j Mr. Ward/ Lucianus, >-By% Mr. Berry. Oftrick, [ j Mr. Hamilton ...
... 2%. Cafe furprising, of a Cataleptic 34. Poetry. The Accident, a rattotal Ifl ; irannia reviv'd ; Prologue at oreni,i:, Drury-Lane The. atre ; Ode or St recilia's Day; Song let to Ntufic ;Clif.HUI , &c. &c. 37. kiifiorical hronicle. 28. Births, Deaths ...
... Hamlet Prince of Denmark The Part of Ham i kt to be perform'd by Mr. LACj J from the Tiieatre Royal in Drury Lane. j King, ( Mr. Hinde. I Horatio, I Mr. Davenport, 1 Ghoft, Mr. Ward.' ( Lucianus, ?• By s Mr. Berry, t* Oftrick, Mr. Hamilton. Player King ...
... HAMLET JV.«._ Denmark, written by Mr. ShakTpcar. The Partof Hamlet to De pcrtbrm'd by Mr. LACE\i trom the Theatic-Royal in Drury-Lane. And The Part of the Ghost to be perform'd oy Mr. PHILIPS from the Theatre-Royal in Covet .-Garden. With a new occafional ...
... 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 ...