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... the Streets with her. Lail Night, about Nine o'Clock, a newborn Child was found in a Bafket oppofite the Burying Ground in Drury-Lane: Some Signs of Life were perceived when firft difcovered, but expired loon after. It had feveral Bruifes on its Body, and ...
... late Earl of Bath. It was currently reported Yefterday, that David Garrick, Efq; had difpofed of his Share of the Patent of Drury Lane Theatre to his Brother Mr. George Garrick, Mr. Holland, and Mr King. We hear from Brufrels that the People have rifen there ...
... folemnly, promife to ufe his utmoil Endeavours to _obtain a Repeal of the Game Ad. . We are informed, that the whole Patent of Drury-Lane Theatre (and not Mr. Garrick's Share only) will foon be difpofed of. The Parties in:Treaty for it are four in Number, viz ...
... have perilbed through the Inclemency of the Weather. - This Morning early a well-dreffed Woman was found frozen to Death in Drury-Lane. 'rederday William Stamp and George Gregory were charged on Oath, at the public Office in Bow-ilreet ; Stamp with dealing ...
... pleafe. - A new Comedy, called Falfe Delicacy, written by Mr. Kelly, was performed on Saturday, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with general Approbation. The Defign of it is, to ridicule and expofe thofe unnatural , and mittaken Notions, about Delicacy ...
... of one Armftrong, a Soldier in the Third 'Regiment of Foot- Guards, haying purchafed an old Flock Bed at a Broltee.s in Drury-Lane, on carrying it home on her Head the felt fomething hard therein, upon which the ripped open the Seam, and found concealed ...
... in Liverpool.—April 14. (not 5) Jofeph Partridge, of London, Jeweller, at Guildhall.—April 16. Jeremiah f-lemfworrla, of Drury-Lane, Button-feller, at Guildhall.—April /9. Richard Clough, Thomas Clough, Caleb Clough, aad -Sarah Ratcliffe, of Manchefter ...
... Strand. of whom may he bad, NEW'EDITIO Of the following PLAY All performed this Seafon with univerfal the Theatres Royal in Drury - Lane and are juft ptibliflied by W. Griffin, in Cather.in4 the Strand, and may be had of all the pri g fellers in England, Price ...
... Ltd, NEW 'EDITIONS Of the follow!tv PLA Y S, All performed this Seafon with uniyerfal Applaufe at the Theatres Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, publilhed by W. Griffin, in Cathcrinc-Street, in the Strand, and may be had of all the principal Bookietiers ...
... Catlie l the Strand. Of Indy be bad, NEW EDITI.,, Of the following PL AY All performed this Seafon with the Theatres Royal in Drury-Lane and juft publilhed by W. Griffin, in Catherine x l Strand, and may be had of all the princil ) in England, Price a s. 6d ...
... EDITIONS Of the . following . 1 3 L A Y _S, All performed this Scafon - with univerfal Applaufe at the Theatres Royal in Drury - Lane and Covent-Garden, publiffied by W. Griffin, in Catherine-Street, in the Strand, and may be had of all the principal B ...
... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...