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... Encouragement for fhe Growth thereof in the North of Scotland. ' On Tuefday Night his Majefty was at the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lane, to fee the Provoked Wife, and tiie new Entertainment called the Genii. On Tuefday a Woman who went under the Deno* mination ...
... Scivant near Endfield (hot himfelf in-one of his Mailer's Outhoufes. Laft Night his Majefly was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Romto and Jußtt; ...
... and Edmonton and feveral Horfes, ftolen from thofe Parifhes, as fup' pofed, to carry offthe Lead. On Tuefday Evening at Drury-Lane Theatre, at performing a Comedy, call 'd the Nonjuror, Mr.Cibber Jun. had the fulleft Houfe for his Benefit that has been ...
... Night, having occafioned forrie Alterations, it was on Thurfday Night acted for the fecond Time, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, withuniverfalApplaufe. Lall Sunday a Servant belonging to — — Hale, Efq; of Pall-mall, who fet out the Day before for his ...
... to embark for his Travels in foreign Parts. A new Tragedy, called the Brothers, is in Rehear- fal at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and will be acted there the Beginning of next Month ; the Profits of which will be applied by the Author to a particular ...
... to the Signet at Edinburgh, Sollicitor to the Crown for their Affairs in Scotland, and Father to Mr. Rofs, Comedian, of Drury-Lane Theatre. He eat a hearty Dinner the Day hefore, and was feized fuddenly with a Pain in his Head at Night. By his Death an ...
... common Hangman on St. Margaret's Hill this D\y at No rn. On Tuefday Night as a Gentleman and two Ladies, who had been at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, were getting jinto a Hackney-Coach that waited for them, a Youth ftepped in before them ; and the Gentleman firft ...
... Church- Yard, Weftminfter, on Sufpicion of iteaiing two Children, and committed tothe G3tehoufe. Laft Friday a Butcher near Drury- Lane was com- mitted to New-Prifon, on Sufpicion of murdering a Man who was put irt Pofleifion of his Houfe, by cruelly beating ...
... Boy ! — here, Sir ! Tarn, what N.ws to-day ? Foote, Sir, is advertis'd— •what—run away ! ■No, Sir, he adt. this Week at Drury-Lane ; How's that (cries Feeble Grub) Foote come again? I thought that Fo«l had done his Devil's Dance ; Was not he hang'd fome ...
... Prom the Gray's Inn Journal; Drury-Lane Play-Houfe, Oft. 26. On Saturday laft Mr. Foote appear'd forthe firft Tinie this Seafon on this Stage, and fpoke upon the Occafion the fol- lowing Prologue, written by Mr. Garrick, which afforded very high Entertainment ...
... blefs the Holdfworth's Name. Laft Saturday Night fome Jew Gentlemen (but not Ladies ) being in one of the Balconies of Drury- Lane Play houfe, to fee the Tragedy ofÃoDiciA, were pointed at by a Perfon ( notorioufly known ) in the Pit, and faluted with ...
... London, Merchants. - Robert Williams, of Abingdon-Buildings, Weft- minfter, Wharfinger. Edward Setchall, of Whke-Hoife-Yard, Drury- Lane, Dealer and Chapman. William Cokayne, of the Parifh of St. Dunftan, Stepney, Merchant. Henry Bowman, late of Pennington-ftreet ...