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... perfored here but once) a ParitO. mime Entertainment, call'd QUEEN MAB . 7- As it.was perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane for Co • Ni g hts and upwards with uni venial ,Applaufe. The Charaaer of Harlequin by Mr. Yates, Pantaloon by Mr. AndertOn ...
... the Marquis of Hartington, 7ilafter of th e Ho n e to his Majefly, has prefented Mr. Gar.kVii..Brother to Mr. Garrick of Drury-Lane Theatre, to M'Swiney's Place. Thurfday Night as Mr. Barnes, a Dealer in Brandy, 'nes, &c. and another Perfon, were coming ...
... in the Yard, and damag e d f evera l ot h er H o ufes a joining. On Tuefday. Night a Painter flanding by a Bonfe, l ,? e Drury-Lane Playhoufe, having ibme Words with the he was pulh'd into the Fire, and, tho' direaly takes was fuffbcated. Yeflerday the ...
... upon the Bealt, which pinniti him, by which the Man was happily releafed. On Sunday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury- Lane Play-Houfe was fet upon in Bow-Street, by tome People unknown, who gave him ten Wounds in the Back with a Dagger-Stick, ...
... under Care of a - - Snr-geon,. but there.are.no,Hopes of his Recovery. Sunday Morning a 'Sow that was *r - ollinLali.o.ut Drury- Lane,' took • a Child out of its,Mother.'s Lap and ran away with and before the could be d, the Child . was very much him. . ...
... [takes fame Tobacco)---and then I'll read it. Threads the of Zara, qvhich (was aaed that Evening. . At the The-atre Royal*Drury-Lane. Will be prsfen-ta-ted a Tragedy called*SAAH. glad 'tis Sarah--- then our Sall may fee Her I\larnefake's Tragedy ; and as ...
... OR THE _ _, _ .1-IAUNTE . 6 - 1 1 10US . E • Written by the late Mr. Addifon., As Reviled Winter at the Theat, e-Royal Id Drury-Lane; With univcrfar Applaufe. . Sir George T'rucman-by Mr Scraf-, TinCel by Mr Griffith, Vellarri by Mr Yates, Fantome by Mr ...
... Vii bz pci;oini'3 A Concert of Vocal and luitrumental Mufick. The Vocar Part by Mr. BE A R D; from the Tl..eatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. • Care will be taken to provide a good Band of Mnfick. Alttr the • CONCERT will be a BALL, At ei's - Gi'cat Room in the ...
... following extraordinary Robbery, we are informed, was committed on Wednefday Night lait, viz. After the Play was over at Drury-Lane, a Lady got into her Coach in order to go home, when before the Coach had got far, a young Man genteelly dread, who had ...
... Marfb, in Round-Court in the Strand ; Wilcox, opPolite the New-Church, in the Strand jam in Stieliall, in Clare - Court, Drury - Lane. Suble ( are likewife 'taken in by the eminent Bookfellers Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts or Europe. ERA' of ...
... Marlh, in Round-Court in the Strand Wilcox, oppofite the New-Church. in the Strand ; jamin Stichall, in Clare . Court, Drury . Lane. are likewiie taken in by all the eminent Booklelleis Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts of Europe; DR. II AMILTo ...
... a Grand FUNERAL of JULIET tee the MO-.. - - (it the CAI , U LE I'S, at:entled by a SULE,NIINCI DIR.GE, ' giber ,o r at Drury-Lane. . • Wile Vccal Parts by Mr..Vlll:!er, Mr. Keasbetry J &c. V.c. etc. The Malik compoli:d by Dr. Boyee.—The Deeniutwas new ...