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... never there, call'd, The F U N I I N C.. Written Mr. MOORE, Author of f.r r/v As it was performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane twen y-livc Nights fuccefTive'y, with general Applaule The Part of Young Belmont, MrfWi ; Sir harles Raymond. Pittrfir Sir ...
... Ogle, Knt. deceased. SV Last Night their Royal Highnesses the Prince and ' Princess of Wales were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to see the Tragedy of Merope. ? Wh. Ev. Poftl ?? ~ .. 9. Last Night there was a numerous Assembly of Nobility and Gentry ...
... Theatre in the Hay-Market, by (cveral P» - font Quality and Dillindlicn, is, we hear, to be afted nn 1 burlday N ght next Drury Lane Houfc; Mr.Garrhk having complimented them thetewnh for that Night. The DrcfTet provid.d tor this Occafton, arc the richelt ...
... Juftitfe Fwldine-, about Seven in the Evening on Thurfday the 6th Inftant, that fever *U Felons were then drmking at the Fox in Drury Lane; the Juftice thereupon rrtide his Warrant to Mr Saunders Welch, High-Conftahle of the Di ! vifion purfuant to the Vagrant ...
... 2. Lalt Night his Mtjefiy, the Prince of Wales, Duke of Cumberland, Prince Edward, and Amelia, went the Theatre Royal Drury -Lane. 3. The that prevail’d fo flrorgly in the Suafter, that the Bufiuefs of the Plantaiicm would be thrown into a pparate Department ...
... 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 ...
... . .. . • J__ A 32. The -new Tragedy of Athelftan was performed laft Night, Tor the firft Time, at tne Theatre Royal in Drury - Lane; the Fable of which, we hear, is founded upon the famous Inyafion and Expulfion of the Danes, in the Reign of King Ethelred ...
... Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Renr Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. ,i 6. They write from Weimar, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great Reward was offered ...
... Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Hen Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. 16. They writs from Wcimnr, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great Reward was ofi'eicd ...
... SOLD by AUQTIQ N* By Mr. A S H L E V, ?? At his publick Sale Warehoufe, next Door^te the Fox and Still* the upper End of Drury lane, -next Holborn, This Day, and To-morrow, THE rich Wearing- Apparel, Lumen, China, Japan, fome clean Bedding, neat Houftiold ...
... Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. James Weekes, of Ottery St. Mary's, Devonfhife, Serge-mnker and Mercer. Ifaac Parker, of Drury-Lane. Middlefex. HofiSr. ...
... BANKRUPTS. William Rovre, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay.m-.htr. James Real, of i-it'lflone, Cornwall, Haii- rd.uhvr of Small- Wares, jrieiter Wilfon, Widow, of Shrewsbury 4 Groc-.-r. ...