... to me Papers, by ! Here, Sir! Tam, what News To Foote, Sir, is advertifed.—Whatrun away ! No,'Sir, he ads this Week . at Drury-• Lane - How's that (cries feeble Grub Foote come again? 'thought that Fool had done his Devil's Dance; - Was not he hang'd fome ...

... tome. Papers, l.o)! —here, Sir! Tam, what News To-day lute, Sir, is advertis’d— what—run away ! No, tMr, lie this Week at Drury-Lane j How’s that (cries Free 1 oote come again? 1 thought that Fool had done his Devil’s Dance W as not bang’d Ibmc Months ago ...

... 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 ...

... hurfday his Majelty and the Royal Family will come St. James’s Dinner, and in the Evening his Majefty will the Theatre-Royal m Drury-lane, lee Comedy of the Relaple. i hey write from Yarmouth, that the Mafter Laurence Page, and the Men of the Bark of itfo Ton# ...