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... COMEDY (being the 6th Night) laft Time this Seafon called, The WEST INDIAN. [ As it was performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, t Ni l ;hts with univerfal Applaok Belcour Mr. Inchbald, Stockwell Mr. Shetriire, eapr.. • Dudley Mr. Gloceaer, Charles ...
... young Tragedians. Mr. Deleval . propofed Opera-Houn ; but Mr. Garrick hearing of his Defign, politely complimented him with Drury- Lane Theatre, and the Wardrobe. Such an bition was, probably, never before teen in Europe. I Tickets were delivered to as many ...
... Donald, who by his Employment as a Porter, had (avert upwards of 301. took . an Acquaintance home with him to his Lodgings in Drury-Lane, treated him, and .made him flay all Night, when the ungrateful Villain took an Opportunity of robbing the poor Man of all ...
... Singing; tornetbiag Dramatic, Pantomimic, a alio Variety of Feati AOivity ; f that many of the Performances exhibited xt Drury-Lane, Covent. Garden, and Saden Wells, may be (eon there cviry Monday, Wednegay, ami Friday-Evenings. In their Bill of Fare they ...
... e, with twent yPallingers on board, by the Rapidity of the Current, and at Perfons were drowned. Mr. Auttin formerly of Drury-Lane Theatre, has within there few Weeks, married 4 Lady of 2+,0001. Fortune, near Whitehaven in Cumberland. She is near ninety ...
... Mrs. Anne -Thorpe, whole i - 1.1;t4 make '1 3 3 the is his fifth Wife, and he fier flied Ilufteind. A .I.lays ago died in Drury-Lane, Mr. James Maelane, a Barber f : who had aceuniulattd uptt ards of eeeol. by thaving for a Penny, ...
... to Shopkeepers, . .11 AtIl•Z R UP TS ,zequired co- (weenier.' - Jofeph Lawrence and Thomas Hardtop, of Whlte.Horte- Vard Drury-Lane, London, Woollen Dopers sad •Partzlerh Nov. 5, tz, Dec. 7, at Guildhall.—Riehard Spier, bt Lombard-Street, Cordwainer, N ...
... Bennett,of Lombard-Street, London, Jeweller, at the New-Tavern, in Bull-Street, Birmingham.--We. so. Jeremists Hetnfworth; of.Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Buttonfiller, at Geildball. -Dec. 12. Wingfield Wildman and John Page the younger, of London, Merchants, at ...
... 14. V.—The - ancient Lyre defcribed--Account new the Inflitotion ef the Garter, and the Fairy • Prince, as pi,furtned at Drury-Lane and Covent-Carden Thcatiel—:4l, patticula r Account of the Nuptials of his Royal Highliefe of Cumberland—Poetry—Foreign ...
... h-Square, Mrs. Haughton, a Lady who fonie Years ago fupported a capitai of with great Sneed:, at the Ti.e.itre Royal in Drury Lane. • hull inoortt.: Mercury, Frank, from Vibtm, with WI . nos, Lemons and Oranges. John and Mary, Woolf, from - Baree. tuna ...
... Lyre defcribed- , Account etch* ne* Mafques, called the Innitution of the Caner, and. the Fairy ' Prince, as performed at Drury-Lane and Covent-Gardew Theattei - -A particular Account of the Nuptial' of his Royal Higitnefs the Duke Cumberland---PoetrprForeign ...
... March 2s, at Guildhall.—. Benjamin Porter, of Pater-nofter- Row, Leather Parer, Feb. 19, 24, Mar. 2., at Thomas . Lucas, of Drury-Lane; London, Coach-Maker, at Guildhall.--itephen Fargucs, of Old , Artillery Ground, London, Weever, Feb.. 14, 25, March as ...