... favourite Cantata, (fet by Mr. Arne)cal- led The School of Anacreon, will be fung by Mr. WILDER, from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, being his firft Appearance on this Stage. : * # * No Gentlemen can poffibly be admitted behind the Scenes, nor will any ...

... who has long worked for the Drolls at Bartholomew and Sooth ?? Fairs, and has printed a Comedy as it was half acted at Drury- Lane. My Tragedies will be furnifhed by a North Briton, who walked up to London from his native Country lalt Winter with a raoft ...

... reported that Admiral Weft's Squadron has taken a French Frigate of 20 Guns. On Tuefday Night there was a great Riot at Drury-Lane Theatre, on account of the French Dancers performing there, on which Oc- cafion the Audience was divided into two Parties ...

... then I'll read it. t Takes fonte tobacco• e reads the ploy-bill of Zara, which was aft~ ''' that evening. C ' *ill Royal—Drury-Lane— ° e prefen-ta-ted a tragedy called— , SARA H. 'tis Sarah—and a tragedy ; I'll q >'tll fee her namefake; and for me, > ...

... And not only the old Seaman with his Raree- jfhow, but the publick Theatres have likewife had a View to the jame Point. At Drury-Lane we have already been entertained with the Humours of the Navy ,■ and I am allured, that at Covent-Gar- tlen Mr. Barry will ...

... -clofe, and by moft of the Bookfellers la Town, MAHOMET the Impoftor, a Tragedy/ As it is afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane; Wrote by Monf. VOLTAIRE. This Author's Character is fo well known among the polite World, and every Part of his Works fb ...

... place ; Berry was thief taker, and lived in the e y ai at the bottom of Hatton 3r Blee was his fervant; Egan fhoemaker in Drury-Lane ; and , non a breeches-maker in Shoe Lane j.' perfons of infamous chara&ers, the of Berry and Salmon being pick**°ckets ...