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... to p*y old Debts, written by Maffixger, is now in Rehearfal, and will be ztt^d fome Day next Week at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; and likewife that the Play of Much ado about Nothing, written by Sbakefpear, wil! be revived ibon at the lame Theatre. ...
... Directors of the East India Company. The Hon. Henry Cowper, Esq; Mr. Charles Shepard, a Comedian, belonging to the Theatre in Drury Lane. The Lady Isabella Coulson Reiict of Sir Roger Coulson, Bart. ...
... DoBor ; the Character of the Do£tor (being ?? to a Frenchman, as it has been done with great Si_ at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane) to be perfor: by Mr. Lacey; and the Part of Crifpin, the Sham Dc by Mr. Philips. Pit, Boxes and Stage 2 s. 6d. Gallery ...
... A treati/e on the improvement made in the art of criticifm. Is. The fortunate traniport; or, Lady of the gold watch. Is. Drury Lane playhoufe broke open. In a letter to Mr Garrick. 6d. A lpy on mother midnight; or, The templar metamorphos'd. 9d. A furvey ...
... Street% and thawing in Chilkea, Apprerr:ccr,&-. to play with Dire lot a ante,. Lait Wedncliay a Watch WAbii coming out of Drury. Lane PlAyboine. And On noonday Night clothe: Go Wat(li was 101 coining out of tie laid Nonionic. One of thin had to it a S:al ...
... Son and Daughter, of Dover-greet, Piccadilly; Mrs. Wintcr (who was b.,th Senfelefs and Speechlefs) of Bennet' s Court, Drury- Lane: There at Nottingham, viz. Mr. Richard Swan, his Wife and his Child, of Cartengate; Mrs. Cook, and Mr. Pirnm's Child in ...
... di-8 to the Spots where where Remains were the Terror whole County and the unfpeakable Grief Acquaintance bankrupts John of Drury Lane in the County of fex JJofier -Wm Nourfe v or of Nailfworth in the of in the County of Gloucefter Clothier Robert Moody of ...
... Wife, and Ar.n l'oritet, for coining anrl c- ,- feiting Ihe lame, and upon feat-chin-* their Lodgings in Vinecr. - Yard Drury. Lane, were found d vers Melting-pots i.i.n.-s 'l'Vc's and feve-ral other Implement! for carrying on that Pradicci 'and after ...
... Othello to be performed by Mr. Dclane. •The pare of J ago to be performed by Mr. Sparks, Both f rom *^ c Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. ;. F the firft Time of their appearing on this Stage. ...
... L 0 N D 0 N, Dee. 11. To be SOLD by THOMAS BAILER of rev, L AS T Night his Majefty went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, THE Channimg Airily Cutter, Butthcn about Forty-five 'fors, five to lee the Comedy called Mud, Ado Norlh . rrs i written by a Years ...
... 'Advancement of the true Interefts of my People, and Support of my Allies.' Laft Night his Majefty went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to ice the Comedy called Much Ado about Nothing', written by Shakvipear. Canterbury, Nov. 30. On Wedmfday the 23d of this ...
... his Wife, and Anne Forfter, for Coining, and Counterfeiting the fame ? and upon fearching their Lodgings in Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, were found divers Melting-pots, Filings, Tools, and feveral other Implements for carrying on that practice ; and after ...