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... jefty's yard at Plymouth, goes on with the greateft ex- pedition, and it's thought will be a very compleat piece of work. Drury-Lane. This evening will be prefented a Tra- gedy call'd fane 6b*>rc, with Cirherive a d Petruchio. Co-tent -Garden. This evening ...
... UftinedPf ' •The ROMAN FATH E R. fPiitSn by 'Mr, W. The this Piece met with from Crowded Audiences at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, is the Motive which induced us to offer to our general Benefactors. The Play will be decorated in an elegant Manner, with ...
... him Marriage, and that a L.aw- Sutt is now depending on that Proroife. 18. Mifs Bellamy, a celebrated Aftrefs belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, is not dead, aa mentioned one Yefterday’s Paper*. . . . 19. On Thurfdsy was committed th« New G * o, > George Roades ...
... A few Days fince a Right Honourable Gentleman, Son to a Noble Lord, was married to Mifs Yonng,. the celebrated Singer at Drury-Lane Theatre. 19. Friday laft Mr. Carrington, one of his Majefty's Mef- fengers, went to the Publifher and the Bookfellers wh© ...
... humbly reprefented * to their Excellencies the Lords Juftiees, that Ruth Barney, Widow, * late Servant to Mrs Mary Morley, of Drury-Lane, in the Rarifh of * St. Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was,, on Monday the nth * of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... humbly reprefented • to their Excellencies the Lords Juftices, that Ruth Birney, Widow, • late Servant to Mrs Mary Moriey, of Drury-Lane, in the Parifti of • St, Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was, on Monday the nth • of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... s&d there) cali'd, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. *-. ** Written by Shakespeare. As it has been performed atthe Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with ths higheft Applaufe, tor levei ai Seaibns. To which will be added an Entertainment, (never perform'd there) ?? The ...
... Scott, Efq; will appoint Mr. Web- ber. Clerk of the Coopers Company, to be his Undir-Shenff. 8. We hear lhat the Managers of Drury-Lane Play-houfe have engaged two ceiebrated Actors from Dublin, to per- form there this Scafon. Mils Bellamy is likewife engaged ...
... FOUNDLING. Written by Mr. Mooa •, Author of the P.iiWri f»r tht FetvaU Al it wat perform'd 1 Scafon at the fheatre Royal to Drury-Lane twenty live fueceinvely, with general AppUufc. The Part af Sir Charles Raymond, Mr. fttctjon } >ir Roger Belmont. Mr. P« ...
... in Holbein, Middlefex, Pawn Broker. John Gravcror, South Mims, Midditfex, c '“ ([ Mr. Harris James, one the Comedians of Drury.Lane 1 .-.eairc, E. Scotland. Edinburgh, Oe7. 8. We hear from Gigha, that a Duel with the Broad Sword, was fought there ately ...
... Writ'in ly Mr. W. Wh 1r r. 1. 1 an. The Apptobation tliis Piece met svith from crowded Audiences at the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane, is (he Motive which induced us to offer it to our ge-trat Benefactors. The Play will be decorated in an elegant Manner ...
... 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 ' •-. ...