... Man drelTed a Plaid Night-Gown, a Scarlet Waiftcoat, black Velvet Breeches, white Stockings, and a clean Shirt, walked up Drury-Lane, and down Queen Street, and various other Parts of the Town, with a trcafonable Infciiption in his Hat. 'He is faid to be ...

... room, and am now (by takling a - few boxes and bottles) as well as ever I was in my life. Your refpeétiully, Wine Cooper, Drury-Lane. R. STockings. N. B. The Pills create appctite, and afift dipeftion ; wumerons inttances have alfo occurred where they have ...

... profecuted, and had iudgment given them, with conliderable cods and damages, agamft Thomas Jackson, tinflurc-man, now removed Drury-Lane) near the Fleet and Joseph Rwssit, in Queen-ftreet, Chcapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. an VPector l ops, and making ...

... and had judgment given them, with confiderable cods and damages, agatnd Thomas Jackson, tinfture-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the Fleet ; and Joseph Russel, in Queen-dreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Batem an’sHectok Drops, and ...

... the room, and am now (by taking a féw boxes and bottles). as well as ever [ was in my hife. Your refpeiully, Wins Cooper, Drury-Lane. % R. Stockincs. . N. B. The Pills create appetite, and affit d;gdlion 3 nUmMeTQus i have alfr ocgurred where they have ...

... On Saturday laft died in the York Lunatic Afylam, where he had been refident near three years, Mr Reddifh, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre.—His merits as an altor are well known. He was particularly adraired in the charader of Pofthumius in Cymbeline ...

... (tood, proftcuted, and had given them, with confiderable ofts and damages, agamfl Jackson, lindture-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the fleet ; and Joseph Russel, in Queen-ftreet, Chetpfidr, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Batem an’sHectohal i, and ...

... his Majelty at St. James’s and gracioufly received. .~ : 14. Laft night, juft’before the conclufion of the Inth Widow, at Drury-lane theatre, an almm of fire was given by fome perfons in the two fhilling gailery, which was immediately echged from the upper ...

... lace 1o order to avoid confufion. The play-bills, zar inftance, muft run thus: By his Majefty’s fervants, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will be performed this MorXinG, the Comedy of, &c. Our evening walks would then be far more wholefome than at prefent ; ...

... and had judgment given them, with confiderable colh and damages, againdTuoM as jAcksoN,,tiniture-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the Fleet ; andJosirw Russxx., in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. t im a n’s Pic tor a DroVs ...

... mark, as we were then driving towards the New-Ina—T remember anincideat which happened to me three years ago in the pit of Drury-lane play-houfe—the pf:xY was the Clindeftine Marriage, in which T think King o zy} admirably 3 alad{ of no uncommon beauty came ...

... 6°od, profecuted, bad judgment V ’ Wltb flderable coils and damages, agatnft Thomas fl ON, , U rc man > now amoved (from Drury-Lane) near Inna and I° » Qneen-ftreet, Cheapfide. anTm : counterteiting Dr, B a t £M c tor r. Drops. ant ng u,e of ,llt; names ...