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... has refigned. It is credibly aflerted, that an old Lady of 68 of great Fortune, fell deeply in Love laft Thurfday Night at Drury Lane Playhoufe with a young Gentleman of about: ia.—- The old Lady in the Courfe of the Play, took many Opportunities of hgling ...
... Bifhop ; and that the Rev. Dr. Green, Chaplain abroad with his Majefty, will be promoted to the Deanery of Exeter. To-morrow Drury Lane Playhoufe will be open'd lor the Seafon with the Recruiting Officer. The following droll Defcription of an Irifhman, who ...
... the whole Day. About Nine in the Evening, they fall ied out into the Streets in St. Giles's, and the Neighbour- hood of Drury Lane, armed with Bludgeons, and other ?? Weapons, refolving to knock down every Englifhman they met ; and one Mr. Field, a Confhble ...
... three Soldiers were taken up near St. James's for fpeaking treafonable Words. The fame Night there was a great Riot at Drury. Lane Theatre, on Account of the French Dancers performing thete, on which Occafion the Audience was divided into t.vo Panics ...
... Breflau 140C0 lew Days a Right Honourable Gentleman, Son to a iNoblc Lord, was married to Mifs Young, the celebrated Smgcr Drury Lane Theatre. Friday bit Mr. Carrington, one of bis Majelly*s Mcflengcis went the Publifher and the Bookfclleis who fold the ...
... Language of ihc Limbs, ivilb fame Account of Mab, ncbills i: -ju ncJutg nxitb alloniihing Alflaiijf, cit the lieatrc»Royal, in Drury Lane. By Mrs. Miumciit. A T U E cltfianir.g Man for ji focial and cOnverfib'c Creature, gave imn diverfe Methods of expref- Ung ...
... Uick'a Ccffec-H .ufe in skinner-Uow, Price 3d. LILL PUT ; A Dramat-c Rntertaimuent it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. cupirnt, facient Mmores. Juv sat. I. With a OLOGIiE by Dsvid Garrick. Ktq; Alfo POLYDORK and JULIA : Or ilm LIBERTINE reclaimed ...
... his Neck that his Life is defpaired of. 'I'he fame Evening a Prefs Gang purfued a Journey- man Shoemaker to his Lodgings m Drury Lane, and took him as he was entering the Houfe. His Wife who had been brought to Bed but a Fortnight, hear- ing her Hufband ...
... latt the new Hiftorical Tragedy of Edward the Black Prince, ot the Battle of Poitiers, was perfored at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane, to a crowded Houfe ; the Englith Charaaers, drefs'd in the Habit of thole Days, made an elegont Figure ; the Whole was ...
... young: Fellow, unufed to that Way of Life, and driven to it through Neceflity. On Tuefday Night there was a great Riot at Drury- Lane Theatre, on Account of the French Dancers performing there, on which Occafion the Audience was divided into two Parties ...
... 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 ...
... with it, pr. i S. 8.- Scotch-Preibyterian Eloquence difplay'd, pr. I s. 9. Five Novels by,W. R. Chetvvood, Prompter of Drury- Lane Theatre,. pr. Is 4 6d. ' _ The Original Life of, Bamfylde Moore Carew, printed at Ezetec, and reviled by himfelf, pr. only ...