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... which Preferments he enjoyed 64 Years. A g.enteel well-dreffed Woman was dike:meted leavings Child on the Dunghills in Drury -Lane, by two Boys that were playing, who run immediately to alarm the Neighbourhood, but before any Affiance could corpe, the ...
... Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales, Prince Edward, Princefs Augulls, 4nd Princefs Elizabeth, were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to fee the Hiflorical Tragedy of King Richard the Thud. Majetty being recover'd of his appeared YeAerday in the Drawing ...
... firlt Night, having occafioned Come Alteretions, it was on Thurfday Night aded for the fecund Time, at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, with univerfal Applaufe. On Sunday lad died at Leliefter, Ik. Thomas Willis, an eminent IPhyfician of Stamford is Lincolnfhire ...
... ii.to the Soup of Mr Ber.j. Davvion, receiving the new Remonerances of the katliement, the 1 .1. 6 s, in Ruffel-Court in Drury Lane, %leder Pretence tha he baring fuddenly fet out for Choify with a numerous Reticule, Walla QS Ste Ruben t Williams of D ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... On Monday Morning died at his Chambers in Grays Inn, Mr. David Roll, an eminent Attorney Father of Mr. Ro6, Comedian, of Drury-lane Theatre.. He at a hearty Dinner the Day before, and was kited fuddenly -with.a Pain In his Head St Night. •,I . 3 Abaut ...
... are refolved to follow on all Preferments for the Future. On Tueiday Night as a Gentleman and two Ladies who had been at Drury-lane Play, were getting into a Hackney-Co ach that waited for them, a Youth Rept in before them; and the Gentleman fiat begging ...
... away his Wig, worth a Guinea; in that a Peace with the Mickmack Indians has been concludecl at , a Route of bad Fame in Drury-Lane; the young Man being in Liquor, Halifax. was by. this Fifher and another Perfon, in a Manner forced into this We bear that ...