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... apei, hi wh.ch be is futcetded the Rev. Mr. Stephen Duck. We hear that Mr. Barry and Mrs. Cibber are engaged perform at Drury Lane Theatre next Scafon. And that Mr. Beard will perform no more in pobhek. P. 13 A few Days fit.ee ieverai Italian and French ...
... by the Samuel, Capt. Keltafh. Late on Saturday Night, a Foreigner, a French Officer, sho followed one of the Dancers at Drury. Lane Theatre from and ruined his Fortune in fupporting her, was, on not giving to hecOath of the Peace againft him, committed ...
... for is an Enemy to human Nature all Nature ought to rife againft him Patient lodges at Baker’s within Doors of Queen in Drury Lane We have Accounts from Linlithgow in Scotland that an Gentlewoman few ago was taking Walk near Whitburn that Shire fet upon ...
... firlt Night, having occafioned Come Alteretions, it was on Thurfday Night aded for the fecund Time, at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, with univerfal Applaufe. On Sunday lad died at Leliefter, Ik. Thomas Willis, an eminent IPhyfician of Stamford is Lincolnfhire ...
... Piety and extenfive Learning. By his Death an Eaate of zoo!. a Year in the City of Dublin dekends to his Mr. Moiop, of Drury- Lane Theatre. • t•• riewcafile, May :6. We hear from Morpeth, that on Wedpef. day the ullial Fair was held there, at which there ...
... Majefty, attended by the Marquis of Hartington, and the Lords of the Bedcham- ber in Waiting, was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, to fee the Tragedy of King Lear. We hear that the Perfon fworn to be a material Wit- nefs for the Profecution againft Mifs ...
... Time 'of her Ruyal Appk:arance iti Public:: flue the Death of Prince-. Thuriday Evening the Duke of was at the Theatre in Drury. lane, to fee the I':visiy of the Orphan; being the irl tinnt. of his Royal Eligiinets's ,! at either ut the Theatres 'lace h ...
... Mr. JOHN LOCKE, drawn 'from an original Painting. Witt a New Song, fet to Mufick,' and Sung at tbe Theatre^, ' Royal in Drury Lane, a Count y Dance, and two Mathe- matical Cuts, The LONDON MAGAZINE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER,' For OCTOBER ...
... c, and appears with to much Gravity as to reprefent the Age of fixty Years. During the Performance on Saturday Night at Drury lane Playhoufc, a Ditpute was carried to a great Length, betwen two Gentlemen, but all the Reparation demanded by the injur'd ...
... and Reputation. On Satuiday Morning diedortet a long inners, Mr. Hods tines. one of the Comedian! to the Tneatre knot In Drury-. Lane. La ft Satuiday five Street kubh:ts Aver. tak N4htingale-.. I.ane: They had robbed a- Gentleman of his - Money and Silver ...
... is arrived at St. James's from Hanover, who waits here for Difpetches to carry Back. Yefterday a Gentleman was Robbed in Drury Lane of his Watch and Money, to a confiderable Value, the Villains made off towards the Suand. CANTERBURY, Jan. 2. Lately was ...
... Bailey, two of whom were capitally convided, viz. Catharine Knowland, for robbing Richard Ireland of a Silver Watch in Drury• Lane, and Andrew Grant, for breaking open the Bell-Savage Inn, and Reeling 42 I. ci. Six were for Tranfportation, and fix acquitted ...