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... 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 ...
... fraCttir'd his Skull, that his Life is delpair'd of. On Miliday Night fall tune Sailcie went to a Wore of ill Repute ut Drury-Lane, in cider to prefs a who takcu Refuge there, %Len a Qpand in which one a the Gang was to teitibly cut wit hr large Ride ...
... 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 ...
... Yefterday in the Afternoon five noted Street Rob- bers, who belonged to one Gang, and were taken by Search- Warrants in Drury-Lane, were carried before Juftice Fielding, in Bow-ftreet, Covent-Garden, who having. examined them, and to prevent any Refcue ...
... fince been brought in by the Inqueft againft Perfons unknown.. 1 On Saturday laft two Women Street- Robber? were taken up in Drury-Lane, and carried before Juftice Fielding, who after Examination fent them fo Newgate, under a Detachment of a party ofthe F ...
... and Margaret were committed to Newgate by Thomas Burdus, Efq; for adiulting Mr. Edward Worman in a Houle in Drum-Alley, Drury-Lane, putting him ia fear of his Life, and robbing him of a Silver Watch, and other Things Property. CANTERBURY, April 6. The ...
... Lawns is prohibited, after Midfummer next : And that the Wearing of them is forbid after Lady-Day 1749. The Managers of Drury-lane Playh'oufe paid the Sum of 208 1. Is. ( being the whole Money taken at the Play of King Lear, for the Benefit of the Suffer- ...
... 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 ...
... the faid Diocefe The Government building Jnfirma at Greenwich for Reception of lick wounded Seamen into The Managers of Drury-Lane the 208 1 1 s at the of King Lear fer Benefit late of Knight the whole Company gave their Night's Pay for the faid On Sunday ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...