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... Appearance in Publick fince the Death of the Prince. Thurfday Evening the Duke of Cumberland. was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of the Orphan; being the firft Time of his Royal Highnefs's being at either of the Theatres fince his ...
... Jac obite Journal, has made another tempt to effablilh a news-paper, intitled above]. Gent. M«g. Have at .you allor, The Drury-lane o ', nal. By Madam Roxana Termagant. 3d. gun Jan. 16. and continued every Thurlday- In fition to the proceeding. , Letters ...
... be read at St James's Diilert. on houlhold-furniture 2 7Q —on the year's magnitude y6o Dodd's hiftory of the herring 1 y Drury-lane journal y6 Du Clos's hift. of Lewis XI. Duncan's logic yy Edinburgh almanack —city's duty upon ale, account of it y6 E. ...
... Time 'of her Ruyal Appk:arance iti Public:: flue the Death of Prince-. Thuriday Evening the Duke of was at the Theatre in Drury. lane, to fee the I':visiy of the Orphan; being the irl tinnt. of his Royal Eligiinets's ,! at either ut the Theatres 'lace h ...
... againfta Stone, fradlur'd his Skull, and expired inftantly. Laft Night a Sailer was decoyed by two Women into a Houfe in Drury-Lane, where he was robbed of upwards of fifteen Guineas.. Thia Morning a young Fellow was taken at a Houfe in St. Giles's, charged ...
... performs between the Ads ; with the new Entertainment of Hat s lequin Ranger, as now performing at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane; the Chareecter of Harlequin will be performed by Monf. Vriderflu - vs e, thence he goes to Droinfgrove, where he will to ...
... c, and appears with to much Gravity as to reprefent the Age of fixty Years. During the Performance on Saturday Night at Drury lane Playhoufc, a Ditpute was carried to a great Length, betwen two Gentlemen, but all the Reparation demanded by the injur'd ...
... and my Lord having a Blundetbufs, they ride cff , The fame Nigh: as Nlr. Edward Berry, one of the Comedians belonging to Drury-lane Piayhoufe, was returning home from Temple- Bar, he was tiopt a: the End of Arundel-timer by th:ce Feiluwa, one with a H ...
... and Lanibert, from whom he received Sixty Pounds; being the Reward offered. The fame Night, abut Twelve, Mr. Berry, of Drury.: Lane Playboiffe, was attacked near St. Clement's Church by three Footpad., artri'd with. a Horfe Pub!, a Potket and a Cutlals ...
... hold of it, but he would not, fo drove under the Water-Mill, and was drowned. On Friday Night, about Twelve, Mr. Berry of Drury-Lane Play-houfe, was attacked near St. Clement's Church, by thrce Footpads, arm’d with a Horfe Piftol, a Pocket Piftol, and a ...
... Behaviour, and the reft were committed. Among the hit were five notorious Pickpockets, who have long infefted the Palfage to Drury-Lane Play houfe. The fame Evening a little Urchin of about twelve Years old, brought before the laid Juftice, and charged with ...
... own ! Then fet Us up and knock the Poet down. Tie Inspector’s Account of Mr. Foote’s called T A S T E, «/ it was ailed at Drury Lane, on Saturday, li 9 11. HERE is indifpuubly more genuine Wit in this Piece than in any of the Kind ever produced among us: ...