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... his N 1 al! the C. , urt, care Nlace to St. James's. for the Winier ; and this Evcri.ng his Welty went to :lie Theatre in Drury Lane to (cc th: Comedy of the Relapte. We hear that a new Sedan Chair, finely carved, gilt, and painted, is made for the of the ...
... former's Body, who died foon after, and the Murderer was committed to Exeter Goal. There is a new Play in Rehearfal at Drury -Lane Theatre, to be aCled this Winter, called BoediCia, Q2een •of Britain, written by Mr. Glover. ' Bank Stock i 35 5 Bths to ...
... and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the :ham, to Mils Prevoft of St. Ann's Weftminfter. Thcrt• Is A rf•Av Play in Rehr:sail at Drury Lane, call'd • 1 wt:tten by Glover. rc:ters f::.‘fr!lttliezds;:?, '?at tke Goren merit Ear retived to lay a new T.ix on Dice ...
... Account of new J’jwtcrtailment railed tie OMNI I, vow aA tie Tlcatre-Rcyal in Drury-Lane. Overture the rifing Curtain (covers the Scene .1 Grove, to be formed Enchantment : [ It confills Leafy Wings, intermixed with Flowers forming Arches, and terlatcs ...
... Prom the Gray's Inn Journal; Drury-Lane Play-Houfe, Oft. 26. On Saturday laft Mr. Foote appear'd forthe firft Tinie this Seafon on this Stage, and fpoke upon the Occafion the fol- lowing Prologue, written by Mr. Garrick, which afforded very high Entertainment ...
... and Chapman. Thomas Embery, llt debate Alley, Bijhopsgatefreet, London, Hot refer, Dealer and Chatman. Robert Currant, cf Drury-lane, in the County of Middltfex, II ocllen draper. George Reynolds, of Talbot Court, Grace-churchfreer, London, Taylor and Chapman ...
... Salute, My dear won't you give us a Glafs of Wine, to whicii he con- fented ; and they conducted him to a Brothel-houfe in Drury-Lane, where after drinking plentifully of Li- quor with his new Sweethearts ; he was conducted up Stairs, and falling afleep ...
... Night, having occafioned forrie Alterations, it was on Thurfday Night acted for the fecond Time, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, withuniverfalApplaufe. Lall Sunday a Servant belonging to — — Hale, Efq; of Pall-mall, who fet out the Day before for his ...
... Scivant near Endfield (hot himfelf in-one of his Mailer's Outhoufes. Laft Night his Majefly was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Romto and Jußtt; ...
... is ordered to be laid up at Deptford,, and het Company paid off there. Lait Night his Majefly was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. His Majefty's Ship the Surprize is arrived at Plymouth. They write from New-England ...
... Boy ! — here, Sir ! Tarn, what N.ws to-day ? Foote, Sir, is advertis'd— •what—run away ! ■No, Sir, he adt. this Week at Drury-Lane ; How's that (cries Feeble Grub) Foote come again? I thought that Fo«l had done his Devil's Dance ; Was not he hang'd fome ...
... committed two Years fince, and a Robbery done about Week ago, when W r oman having decoyed Serjeant the Guards into a Court neat Drury-lane, this Baldwin with leveral others, robber! him of his Watch and Money, and were going murder him, had not Dme Soldiers by ...