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... (The Fourth Edition, Price One Shilling) r pilE GUARDIAN. A Comedy of Two Ails. X As it is performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Written by DAVID OARRIC K. Printed for T. Caman and F. Newbery, )un, tt No. 65. in Si. Paul's Chuich-yard ; and fold by ...
... Thnmat-ftreet, Briftol, and from the (.sin > Inn, StalUltreet, B.ith, every morning at Four o'tlock, to the Ceorge inn, Drury- Lane, London. E-ich iniide ?? il. 6s. outlide 151. fhort paflengert |d. ptr mile ; allowed nlli. luggage, all above lis pay id ...
... Inn, Tbomil-ltrert, Briftol, ani framiM Lamb Inn, St-il-ilrcc, Bath, ec ry morn.ng at ball pa* Nine, to the George inn, Drury* Lane, London. , Eai h infide paifenger il. 6s. outlide 1 51. thntt paffenjert tft per mile ; allowed ulb. luggage, ali above ...
... with four Horses and two Postillions, SETS out from the Grey- Hound Inn in the Market-Place, Bath, and the George- Inn, Drury-Lane, London, every Monday, Wednesday, - and Friday, at Seven o'Clock in the Morning, and arrives at the above Inns every Tuesday ...
... couvenience of the purcli'afer. ?? - • $y To prevent -_Utake_,be careful to ?? ?? • ?? Printed and C> La\vades v No. 66, Drury- lane. J: *P:trfons, _nd H.*IX Syrtioijiiaj Piitcnjoller-rovvj * and fold Uy aH OLhers.ot.kfrileF^;*f.: 4 ' ?? -•— --.VCiNOSi ...
... (The Fouith FJditiOn, Price One Shilling) THF. GUARDIAN. A Comedy of Two Arts. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Written by DAVID C. A R R I C K. Printed for T. Carnan and t. Newbery, jun. at No. 6.-, In St. Paul* Church-yard ; and ...
... Thomas- 'teet, Brillol, and fio in 'he Lama Inn, Stall-ltreet, Bath, ever, morning at I. .it pait V.:ie, to rhe (ieorge inn, Drury Lane, l-nidi-n. 1 aih imi.le pafttnaet 11. 6s. outtirie Ijs. Ihort paffeng'rs 3d. pei mile ; allow. a taib. luggage, all above ...
... TUMBLING by Mr. HANDY. A Favourite Dance, called The H I G L E R S, Principal Dancers, Mr, Mills, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane, and S. Riccardini. Figure Dancers by the Reft of the Company. ROPE-DANCING, By Signora Riccardini, the Child of Promife ...
... tuition of J ANK SHORE, a Tragedy, as written by Rowt, diftinguilhing alio the variations ot the Theatre, as performeii at Drury. Lane. it ii remarkable that thii edition 'it the complect. eft, md aoft uleful of any thst hi- ever been pub- lilhrd } it is ...
... Head and Telnan Inn, Thomas-ilrect, BriiU »„a * h Lamb Inn, Stali-llreet, Bath, every morninj atf. ' to the George inn, Drury- Lane, London. itltia, Each infiie pallenger il. is. outfide it,s. Ant pair,, per mile j allowed i+lb. luggage, all above to ...