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... a Tranfiation from PHCEDRUS, by CHRISTOPHER SMAR By Mr. MASSE Y. Tis which will be added a as wheeled Stith Appiewle in Drury Lane, calril A Peep behind the Curtain; R, T H E NEW REHEARSAL In which is introdue'd the 111=iletta. are ORPHEUS.' With all ...
... John Mallam, of Fleet-ftreet, London, merchants ; April 4, at Guildhall. Stephen Carter now rr late of White- hnrfe-yard, Drury- lane, Middlefex, woollen -draper, April 25, at Guild- hall. CERTIFICATES. Tt tt grant td ttt tr tef ore March 31, Thomas Jones ...
... (Author of the Weft Indian—Brother —Pafhionable Lvcr—Battle of HaTnge, fee. Sec.) and now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, with the moft diftinguilhed The principal Chartiflers by Mr. Paulett, Mr. Wells, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Blacklcr, Mr ...
... Houfe, No. 8, 1 st. Alban-ftreet, Pall-Mall; alfo of the b'z:.hkfelkn: Richardfon, Royal Exchange; Barker, Ruflell-Court, Drury. Lane; Marfom, No. 187, High Holborn; Ryan, No. 351, Ouford-itreet, near the Pantheon; Lunn, Cambridge éa. zard, Bath; Palmer ...
... St. Pouf s, and hew Lloyd's Coflca Houfe, Mr. Stainton's, Bloffotu-Inn, Laurence-Lane, and the Conjlitution Puuch-HouTu, Drury .Lane, LONDON . V . V \ f ...
... {never performed here) called SEL I M A and AZO R. The Mofie Linlty, and performed with uncommon »p--plaute at the Koval in Drury Lane. PLAIN HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, Brought from the Country, AND will by AUCTION. brG.G. KOOK.E/, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton ...
... the ocglecl proved fatal, .J the died in great Agonies. We are affared that there is a Perfon now living in Wyld.fieeet, Drury. Lane, who for thefe feven Years pall bas neither eat Bread, Meat, Fruit, or Vegerable, nor drank cither Water, Beer, Brandy, ...
... ADDRESS, WRITTEN BY MB. C IMSSIX „K>, Sptken by Mr. IVrougbton, Before the play performed on Friday at Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of the Widows, &c. of the Brave Seamen who fell in the late action. *rQ tho'e immurta'. Shades, whofe vita! gore ...
... Allowed •j,, on or before the toth of July. in Alfop, of Salford, Lancalhirc, innkeeper, vidlualler, » kedfman. Brooks, of Drury lane, Middlcfex, ginger-bread-baker. ...
... much tatked, that-a-fquadren-of war will fhortly fail for the South Seas. Laft night their Majefties were at the Theatre in Drury Lane, to fee the Weft Indian, with Harlequin’s Invafion, The {pelators exprefled the higheft fatisfaction at the fight of the ...
... PRESERVED: Or, A PLOT DISCOVER'D, JAFFIER, Mr. BRUNTON. * PIERRE, Mr. GRIST. BELVIDERA, Mrs. KING, (From the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane.) To will added Musical Farce, call'd, The TWO MISERS. To begin at Half an Hour after Six o'clock. Vivant Rex & Regina. ...
... Ladies, and a proper Cart taken Ladies who are to Bathe or drink the Waters. Dancing by Dagueville, late principal Dancer at Drury Lane Theatre. French hy Mcnf. Ducettoi. N. B. As Mifs Easom has feared no Trouble or Expence obtaining Mafters and Teachtrs, ...