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... in America, His Death was occa- fioned by a Thiuit which he received near the Groin from a Chairman's Pole, coming out of Drury-Lane Play- houfe on Thurfday Sennight. Yefterday died, in the 64th Year of her Age, Mrs. Sarah Portman, who had acquired a Fortune ...
... a Famine. A few Days fince the Wife ofa Publican in King* ftreet, Seven-Drab, bought an old Elbow-Chair of a Broker near Drury-Lane, for a trifling Sihm, when on ripping ftp .the fame, in order to repair it, Ihi found two Louis •Dors, feveii Guinea., ahd ...
... Account, and had appealed to the Stiffion., waited otl hi-i Lord Ihip and paid the Fine, Their Majefties went this Evening to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the Comedy of the Provok'd Wife, and the Pantomime Entertainment of Harlequin's In- vafion. It is now faid ...
... Judgment g yen them, with conlidcrable ♦JUgS^ Cofis and Damages, againlt Thomas yackfoit, Tin6tiire*man, now rcmoverf (from Drury. Lane ) near the Fleet i and ycfeph Rtrjfri, in §tjtt>en- ftreet, Cueapftde, London; jjf. Hopkins, Druggift, iri Leicefler, and ...
... Number of the Nobility, and mott ofthe Foreign Minifters were prefent. Thurfday laft, juft as their Majefties came into Drury- lane Theatre, to fee the Tragedy of Zara, the celebrated Mr. John James RoufTeau made his Appearance ih the upper Box, over the ...
... Neighbours, wnatjhis fame Cart means ; , |lt' carries us, our Drtffes; arid Our Sanies. P'ihawi what's your Covent-i&ar'n, and Drury-Lane ? I Modern Inventions all; and I'll maintain Could but the Antients rife our Play to fee) They'd fwear that Garrkk is a ...
... weighed 18, and the othetf 21 Pounds. The new Comedy, called the Clandeftine Marriage; met with great Applaufe on Thurfday at Drury-Lane Theatre: The Prologue was fpoken by Mr. Holland. It touched genteely on the Lofs of three late Geniu(Tcs» Hogarth, Quin ...
... Judgment given them, with considerable {jDg^ Colts and Damages, againlt Thomas yackfoii, Tincture- nun, now removcp (from Drury-Lane ) near the Fleet ; and jfcfe.ph Rttjfel, in Cheapjide, London; f. Hopkins, Diuggift, fa Leiceftrr, and feveral others, for ...
... Having; any Connexion with any of them. , „ ?? ■ , , ?? ,• , .> ■ -■ [ Laft Night his Royal Highnefs .the Dokfejf Yprtwas : at Drury-lane Theatre, to fee the new Cdriifdy ofthe' • Clarideftiiie Marriage. ' ?? ' , / ' ; ...
... L 0 N D 0 N, M a re h 25. Laft Saturday Night, during the Reprefentation of the Deuce is in him, at Drury-Lane Theatre, a Lady fainted in one of the Side-Boxes, juft as Mr. King ( who played the Character of Prattle) was entertaining Emily with all the ...
... the Mountains of the North._ . . .. ?? ' *jb _, The following humorous Circumftances happened at the Time Mr. King, of Drury : Lane ( who is now almdft happily recovered) fell off his Horfe, _4t_d ; broke his Thigh, — A Countryman, riding thro' Btelfohd ...
... rhe laft Four Years ; but for the Future, it will be foid at the Warehnufe at Mr. Evans's, Gold-Bearer, in Long-Acre, near Drury-Lane, Wholefale and Retail. The Pound at ss. and the Half-Poip.d Js.. Good Allowance to Merchants, Captains of Ships, and Country ...