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... Gatehoufe. Ie is credibly aflerted, tbat an old Lady of 68, of great Fortune, fell deeply in Love laft Thurfday Night at Drury- lane Play-houfe with a young Gentleman of about 22. — The old Lady, in the Courfe ofthe Play, took many Op- portunities of obliging ...
... Bateman’s Drops, via.- ( * Jofeph Ruffe!,' fn Queen-ftteet, Chcapftde, London. Thomas Jackfon, (Tio&uteman in Craven-buildings, Drury* lane) neat rhe New Church, in the Strand, London. Thomas Clatk, at the Golden Key, London-btidge. Thomas Randall, in Bread-ftreet ...
... Pedoral D* ...
... Thurfday Night laft a Set of Gentieraen and Ladies, for thtir Amuftmtnt, acted the Play of O t hello, at the Theatre in Drury-lane, to a Jeictt Auditnc*. — the moft bril- lant and Mite, perhaps, that ever aflembled in a Britilh Theatre. There was no Expence ...
... aU hii man Na- ture ought to rife againft him. Tht Patient lod-jes at a Ba- ker's, within a few Doors of Qpeen-ftreet, in Drury-lane. Mortality Bill) Males iot) Females 181 : Decreafed x 6. ...
... Mrs Davies. To which will Eddcd, Fescc of*two Aits, called, BAYES P E T T C O A T S. As was afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, with great Applanfc. And between the Play and Farce, (by Defire) will be fpokc Comi-fatyric EPILOGUE, by Mr Robertson, ...
... , the King and Prince's Coat of Arms, &C. The fame Day an Order of Permiffion came to the Ma- nagers of the Theatres of Drury-lane and Covenr-garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral Entertainments ...
... To which will be added, a Farce of two Acts, called, BAYES in P E T T I C O A T S. As was afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, with great Applause. And between the Play and Farce, (by Desire) will be spoke a Comi-satyric EPILOGUE, by Mr Robertson ...
... the CONCERT, will be prefeitted (gratis) a new Tragedy, as it was performed tea Nights fueeeffiveh the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, with great Applaufe, call’d, BAR BA R O S S A. The Fdtt of BARBAROSSA, -bp Mr Caisr. ACHM E T, Mr Froosham. O T H M A M ...
... and two hundred. And on Wednefday the 25th, the Gentlemens Subfciipti-.ui will be ?? foi as uftnil. At the Play-House in Drury-Lane, Durham, On Eafler Monday, being the 23d of April, SEveral furprixing Performances will be exhibited, by the celebrated ...