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... The New Occafional PROLOGUE, Spoken at tbe Opening of Drury-Lane Theatre, By Mr. G A R R I C K. AS Heroes, States, and Kingdoms, rife and fall ; So— (with the Mighty to cumpare the Small j Thro' lnt'reft, Whim, or, if you plcafe, thro' fate, We feel ...
... divers other Goods of great value. Laft Monday Night about Eleven o'Clock, a Fire broke out at Mr. Stevens's, a Broker in Drury-Lane, Which burnt for a confiderable Time with great Fdry, entirely confumed two Houfes, and very much damaged feveral others ...
... The following CURE (amongft many Thoufands more) has heen performed by the above TINCTURE. I WILLIAM ORE, Shoemaker in Drury Lane, Lon- don, make Oath, that in June lad, I had the Misfortune to cut one of my Toes, and by the bad Management of the Suigeon ...
... The New OCCASIONAL PROLOG LiA jp.l.n at th, Opening of Drury-Lane Theatre, by Mr. GAiiRICK As Heroes, States, and Kingdoms, rife a- d fall , So — (with the Mighty to compare the Smallj Thro' Int'rcft, Whim, or, if joupicafc, thro' late, We feel Commotions ...
... Years of Age, was it h.i i attempting to (trip one of rive Years old, in a n arrow fi:r,.n:c.l,ng i:.i.n Wild-ftreet .0 Drury-lane; tlle People itatht-rcd t ?? 11. ?? and were divided what Punifhment to inilidl on ' •-. ...
... and the other butfhort On Tuefday Morning laft between Twelve o?Clock dreadful Fire broke out the Houfe of Mr Broker in Drury-Lane which burnt with Fury for confiderable Time and entirely confum?dtla Houfe and anoiher adjoining and greatly others and ...
... Cafh, Bills, Bcc. upon him. At Twelve o'Clock on Monday Night a Fire broke out at the Houfe of _Mr. Stevens, Broker, in Drury-Lane.* which entirely confumed the faid Houfe, and fome Out-- houfes. Yefterday Afternoon a Petition was prefented to Grace the ...
... child, faid to be but four years of age, had been introduced on the of Drury-lane theatre, to play a tune on that On the two occaftonal prologues, Ai EPILOGUE. Spoken by.Mrs at Drury-lane. haftily, as if fpeaking to one whe would oppofe ber. pee do’t! by ...
... appeared in the fame chara¢ters at the o er theatre); and conti- nned it, Covent-garden theatre twelve nights, and that of Drury-lane thirteen, Mr Garrick bein, réfolved not defift firlt;—tho’ it is affirmed, that they both for fome nights aéted to thin ...
... Prince of Wales. 23. Ad ion of Light and Sound. 24. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mufic. Addrefs to Youth. Pro!ague on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Rofe3; from Aulutio.v. Tile happy Fifberman. From a dying Lady to her Husband. Epigrams. Epitaiol. as. Huturical ...
... on 24th Ode Horace occa- fioned Death of the of Richmond to the Hon Admiral Townfend 2 new Occasional Prologue at Opening Drury-Lane Mr Garrick 3 A Prologue designed for Mr B yto the Opening of the Pantomime 4 On the of Mother by R Hulfe Gent 5 a incomparable ...
... -Wales. • XXII. Aaion of Light and Sound-. XXIII. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mtifick. Addrefs to Youth. Prologue on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Roles; from Aufonius. The happy Filherman. From a dying Lady to her Hufband. Epigrams, Epitaphs. XXIV. Hiitoricai ...