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... were- rohbed in the Strand. If, Early Yelterday Morning fome rellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's- Lane, near Drury- Lane, and took thereout upward, of Ten Guineas in Money, betides feveral Thing- of Value; but Four of them were foun after taken ...
... the cckbrated Hiftory of ROMEO nnd J U L I E T. Wr'ntt- by Shakeshahe, Revlv'd this laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, and was perform'd twenty N ({hts with Applaufe, With Decorations entirely New .md proper to the P L A V. The Part of Romeo ...
... the celebrated -Hiftoryof Ri q MEO and JULIET. Written by Shak espe abe. Reviv'd this Uft Seafon at ths Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, and waj perform'd twenty N jchts vvith Applauie. With Decorations entirely New and proper to the PLA V. The Part of Romeo ...
... BANKRUPTS. James Stannous, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Linnen-Draper.' Na- th-iiutl Edmonds, of Burr-Street near St. Catherine's, Middlefex,•Vint- n«r. . Richard Holland, of Liv.rpe.le, L.>nc„fh_e, WoolUn-draaper and Merchant. ...
... BANKRUPTS. J _mp- Stannous, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Linnen-Draper.' Na- th mitl Edmonds, ef Burr-itreet near St. Catherine's, MiddleGnt, Vint- ner. . Richard Hell-me., ©f Livgrpeale, I*incafh_re, WoQllen-draaper and Msiclmnt. ...
... large Gang, who have lately robb'd and infdted the Avenues to this- City, having been found out in a lloufe they ufed in Drury-Lane, are moft of them cmbark'd for France and Holland. Gen. Ev. Pof, &Y. 1 1. Yefterday was play* the third Match at Cricket ...
... were robbed in the Strand. ftf. Early Yefterday Morning fome fellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's- Lane, near Drury-Lane, and took thereout upwards of Ten Guineas in Money, befides feveral Things ef Value ; but Four of them were foon after taken ...
... day and SuhdayNights, occafioned feveral ol the Peopie, who kept dif. orderly Houfes in Catherine-Street, Covent-G.'.rden Drury-Lane, ar.d other Parts of the Town, to move off with their Goods, Inch they were builiy employed about on IV.'onc'ay, being in ...
... prefer.ted the Hiftory of ROMEO and JULIE T. Written I-/ SitAK _s. bar*.' Revived this laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, ar.d was informed Tiventy Nights with general Applaufe. Romeo, 'by Mr. Petirjon ; Efcalus, Prince of Verona, Mr. Rait nree ...
... large Gang, who have* lately robb'd and ir.fdted the Avenues to this- City, having been found out in a Houfe they ufed in Drury-Lane, arc moft of them embark'd for France and Holland. Gen. Ev. Poft, &t: 11. Yefterday was play** the third Match at Cricket ...
... ofuVlf. N^ihaniel Coilyer. • ?? '■ ■ 17. This Morning, and not before, David Garrick, Eft-*; Patentee of thc.Thefitre Rqyalin Drury.Lane, was matrrtd by the Rev. Mr. Franklyn, at the Chapel in Great Ruflel-* Street, lilooufb.uiy, to MadcmoilelL/Violetta,- a ...
... Hillerical PLAY, call'd, R OMKO and JULI E T. Written by §11 ak ftrtAa. Ilcviv'd the laft Seafun at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, and was perforni'd Twenty Nights fuccefllvely with univerfal Applaufe. With a new grand Seme ofa TOMB, and all otlier ...