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... Majelty, for the cerain goods in neutral veflTels to the Cape of and to authorife his Majefty to regulate the (ame, —Adj° a Drury Lane Theatre.—Wednefday night, was performed, called Word for Nature. The mind of Mr. Cumberland, the reputed autho ® play, is ...
... it behoved Parliament to take care that fo dr* ving an officer was no lofer the conduft Admiralty Board. Mr. Y ates, of Drury lane theatre, now dangeroufly ill in confequence of paral) ftroke. 'l'he tidings of Mr. Garrick’s death him very much, but feeing ...
... called, The BEAUX STRATAGEM. To which will be added, a new Mulical Entertainment, ' it is performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and never afted here, called, The CAMP. With the original Songs, &c.—To conclude with a grand Reprefenlion of at COXHEaTH ...
... having previoufly reliJ honour of Koighthoud his MLjefty, now Le Blanc. h , lajefties, accompanied four of the Prin.°nored Drury Lane heatre on their prcfcnce, to fee the fplendid and po- L *°? Pi&arro. They were received the with the ufual enthoUai'm of ...
... feffions in the Old Bailey. The King returned to Buckingham houfe at five o’clock,, and in the evening the Royal Family went to Drury lane Theatre. His Grace Norfolk Harts another candidate for Cumberland, who is faid be Sir Fletcher Vane. The Earl of Lonldale ...
... during the whole journey. On Saturday night, a little before eight o’clock, fire broke out a Coackmaker’s in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane. In an inftant the flames communicated to a Currier’s Yard, from thence to Mr. Taunton’s, Stone-raafon, and to feveral houfes ...
... viSualler Jan. 5, eleven, the ting’s Arms Inn, in Wimborne Minfter. Firft and Final hividena. tomas Johnfon, of Short’s-gardens, Drury lane, Middlefex, pawnbroker; Jan. ai, at ten, at Guildhall, London, in Cell, Suflex, linen- -'raper ; Jan. 21, at ten, at Guildhall ...
... Attorneys, Mr. James Swannell, Rick- p Orth, Herts, or Meff. Fox and Williams, court, j'L'r’s-ftreet, London. , v dgeon, Drury lane, Middlefex, baker; to furrender [' at live, Dec, j, 25, ten, at Guildhall, London. . ey, Mr. Spottifwoode, Auftin Friars ...
... the Candidates who have declared themfclves againll the General Election. A curious circumftance occurred laft night at Drury lane Theatre.—Moody, when called upon to aft his oart in The Tempejl, was miffing.—TToo apologies were made; and, at laft, the ...
... (lipped from them, and ran off towards Tower-hill. Oo Friday evening as Mr. Lowth, fon of the of London, was coming out of Drury Lane Theatre, a fet of daring pick-pockets furrounded him in his way to his carriage, forced his fervant from him, and robbed ...
... Harlequin’s Invafion: Or, The Taylor without a Head, At it has. been upwards thousand Night* the Th*atre-Royal in Drury lane. Hailcquin, ■with the Original Prologue, Mr, WRIGHT. Snip, Mr. WILSON. Abraham Mr. BARRETT. Bmmce, Mr. WAYLETT. Forge, Mr. GRIFFITH ...
... were brought up to this town, and lodged the Artillery Barracks. There were eighty-feven prifoners on board the tender.” Drury Lane, Theatre, —The long expend Dramatic Romance of Blue Beard, or Female Curiojhy, was represented at this Theatre on Tuefday ...