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... a Grand FUNERAL of JULIET tee the MO-.. - - (it the CAI , U LE I'S, at:entled by a SULE,NIINCI DIR.GE, ' giber ,o r at Drury-Lane. . • Wile Vccal Parts by Mr..Vlll:!er, Mr. Keasbetry J &c. V.c. etc. The Malik compoli:d by Dr. Boyee.—The Deeniutwas new ...
... Cafh, Bills, Bcc. upon him. At Twelve o'Clock on Monday Night a Fire broke out at the Houfe of _Mr. Stevens, Broker, in Drury-Lane.* which entirely confumed the faid Houfe, and fome Out-- houfes. Yefterday Afternoon a Petition was prefented to Grace the ...
... with a Raior, whilft in Bed, and bled to Death. '3 A N.K R U P T S. Edward SetchaTl, of WThit - el:1Io - i 7 fe : Yard, Drury-Lane, Dealer an.d. Chapman. Samuel Stow, of York, Mariner,,Chapmin and Dealer. Thomas Ruffen, of Hawkhuritin Kent, Taylor and ...
... der made to his Majefly by Sir William Moreton, Kilt, of this City, when Catharine Knowland, for robbing hicW,, Ireland in Drury-Lane, was ordered for Execution on day next. And Andrew Grant for a Burglary, and Simmonds for_ Healing a Calf, were relpited ...
... [takes fame Tobacco)---and then I'll read it. Threads the of Zara, qvhich (was aaed that Evening. . At the The-atre Royal*Drury-Lane. Will be prsfen-ta-ted a Tragedy called*SAAH. glad 'tis Sarah--- then our Sall may fee Her I\larnefake's Tragedy ; and as ...
... following extraordinary Robbery, we are informed, was committed on Wednefday Night lait, viz. After the Play was over at Drury-Lane, a Lady got into her Coach in order to go home, when before the Coach had got far, a young Man genteelly dread, who had ...
... is ordered to be laid up at Deptford,, and het Company paid off there. Lait Night his Majefly was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. His Majefty's Ship the Surprize is arrived at Plymouth. They write from New-England ...
... of his Watch and about air e Pounds in Money. . • • Yelterday in the Afternoon nine Fellows were taken from a Houfe in Drury-Lane, on the Oath of one of their Accomplices, for being concerned in feveral Robberies on the Hihway, for Which fome were fent ...
... Woman at her Lodg • Value, the Title-Deeds to which, befides numberlefs other As it was perform'd at the Theatre oaral in-Drury-Lane: . . a tcher's Clever, Was examin- Deeds, Mortgages, '&c,' fell a Sacrifice to the devouring The Mufick compos'd by Dr. ...
... the Marquis of Hartington, 7ilafter of th e Ho n e to his Majefly, has prefented Mr. Gar.kVii..Brother to Mr. Garrick of Drury-Lane Theatre, to M'Swiney's Place. Thurfday Night as Mr. Barnes, a Dealer in Brandy, 'nes, &c. and another Perfon, were coming ...
... Carman that drove Cart from under Coleman at the Gallows. ea We hear that Mr. Barry and Mrs. Cibber are eng* to perform at Drury-Lane Theatre next Seafon. And that Mr. Beard will perform no more in A few Days {ince feveral Italian and French Dance: l arrived ...
... Pantoinimical Magic Scene in Groterglie Chat aaers, cat I'd The ITALIAN SHADOWS As it was perfortu'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. 13. Nothing under the,lnll Piices will be take». 'fickeis Places to be had of Mr. Yates, at Mr. Everftriann's in the N ...