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... and Lady Randolph, Mrs. Ward. With Mulical PRi.LI DE, rformed for feveral Nights with great ApplauTt, the Theatre-Royal, Drury -Lane, culled. The THEATRICAL CANDIDA i The Characters Mr. Tannett. Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Wat- Ton, and Mil's Sharpe. With Singing ...
... city of Exeter, jeweller, goldimitli, lilvcrfnnth, dealer and chapman ; at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter. 21. Jo Weft, of Drury Lane, in the county of Middielex, tailor, dealer and chapman ; at Guildhall, London. 2t. William Bcnham, of I.anglcy-ftrect. ...
... Cherry. which will added (fur the Second 'Time) A New r.HRCX, CALLEO, THE WANDERING JEW. (As idling the Theatre Royal, Drury l.ane, with the greatcll Appljufc) Sir Solomon Swallow, Mr. ; Major Atall, Mr. Maralt, Mr. 'I yrrcll ; Tohy. '1 orpin ; Cook, ...
... Edition of the Work, on a fine Wove Paper, hot prilled, 35 6d each Number, or the Set. London; Primed for C. Lowndes, No. 66, Drury lane, and fold Walker Si Sergcol. Preliin; Douglas. Blackburn Eyres, Warrington; for d and Schofield, Rochdale; Si. Clark, Stockp’rt; ...
... enertafin - elegance, till every piece comprized worthy of brine tranfmitted policrily. Taken from the Prompter’s j>' jo C of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Hay Maiket, and other Theatres. Each play may be bound in large volumes, at the option the Putchaftr. London; ...
... miftaket, be cartful afk fur Gifford's Hiflory of France, in Four Vols Quarto. Printed and Pubbflied C. Lowndes, No. 66. Drury Lane. J. Pttfon*, and H. D Symmads. Pater Row, and by all other Booklclleti, in England «nd Ireland. ...
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... Comedy, written R. Cumberland, Efq; Author of the Well Indiah, Fa- Ihionable Lover, &c. and performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with Uoiverlal Approbation, call’d The BOX LOBBY CHALLENGE. George Waterland Mr. Field, Capt. Waterland Mr. Briftow, Sir ...
... The N’AI’VR U. SON, (written by Richard Cum’erUnd, F.fq; Author of the VV’tS’l INDIAN, &c ) and now perform at the Poval Drury Lane, with great Applaule. now in and will be performed fpeedily poflil le. BOXES, —PIT, ts. —GALLERY, is. • * The Doors he opened ...
... valuable Articles, as we.l as many other not mentioned. London : and for R. det, 14, Bridgcs-flreet , (.ovet I Garden, oppolite Drury Lane I heat re ; and hold by A. Hum, and Mrs. Serg(nt, Prelon; b'.yt 1, in H’,.r Ai’fw’th, ir. bl .ccturn; B.fi'.rii, and Niibtlfin ...
... by prefeht Stagnation Commerce, have been relieved this Way, by a Line, or applying Mr. Bou*> id, No. 70, Long Acre, near Drury Lane, London. N. Even Merchants, &c. very go. Bufmefs, have found here a very Method Goods- ...