~V Lohdoh, fife. Saturday, December 16
... and he is fince dead. 27. On Tuefday Night fixteen Couple of Dancers were taken up at a Muflck-houfe in White-Hart- Yard, Drury-Lane, and carried to Covent-Garden Round Houfe. ...
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Ipswich Journal
&t*e?i&£«?V2 {Staff.A. London, &c, Saturday, December 22-
... Pantomime Farce, cali'd, Harlequin's Invafion (after the Manner cf the Old Italian Comedy) is preparing at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Holidays. 29. They write from Paris of the 7th Inilant, that Robberies on the Highways were never more frequent ...
:To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County of GLAMORGAN, Tsfi& EleSion of a- f&prcjlntative of ..
... This Day yeas puhlifbed, [Ptik& I s.J ~ Now adapted to the Stage, with Variety of Songs, as A_ed at the Theatre Royai in Drury-Lane. CO MU S, a MAS K. Written by MILTON, and then a_ed at Ludlow-Caftle. Printed for A. Millar, in the Strand. 2~. ?? Day was ...
OURNAL
... ofpital Charity, by the fame Set of Gentlemen and Ladies who it witn fuch exceeding great Applaufe Thurfday Night iall, Drury-Lane Theatre. See A 6. 9. We hear that the Rehearful of the Mufic for the Feaft of the Sons of the Clergy, will be perform’d ...
To the Nobility, Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders of the •■ County of ESSEX. Gentlemen, y y O UR Votes and
... Comedy, call'd, EVERY MAN in his HUMOUR. Written by Ben Johnson. As it was perform'd laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with general Applaule. All the Characters dreffed in the old Englifh Manner, and the Habits intirely new. Preceding the ...
fo be SOLD, by Charles Ha* ais mar tbe Common Key, Ipfwtch, SEvtral Sorts of Pipe and Barrel States, very
... PLAY, call'd, J RU Wi V. O and JULIE T. ff ritun originally bj Shakespeare. Reviv'd Mw laft Scafon it the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and per- foninl twenty Nights fucceffively, wilh univtrfal Applaufe. With a Grand Safinf of a TOMB, and other Decorations ...
To te SO LP, by Charles Hjims wear the Common Key, Ipfwich, SEveral Sorts of Pipe and Barrel Staves, very
... call'd, . ' RO M EO ahd JULIET. '». ,. Written originally by Sh akkspeark. Reviv'd Hw laft Seafon at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and per- form* twenty Nights fucceffively, with univerfal Applaufe. With a Grand Same of a TOMB, and other Decorations ...
WAS T E I). A JOURNEYMAN GROCER. Enquire of Mr. lona itian Gleed in Norwich, N. B. No Letters will
... The ROMAN FATII F. R. ?? by Kr, W. Whitkhiap, The Approbation this Piece met with from crowded Ai.d. encl Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, is the Motive which .nauci ofter it to our general BeneiaCtois, The Play will be decorated in an elegant Manner, with all ...