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... . .. . • J__ A 32. The -new Tragedy of Athelftan was performed laft Night, Tor the firft Time, at tne Theatre Royal in Drury - Lane; the Fable of which, we hear, is founded upon the famous Inyafion and Expulfion of the Danes, in the Reign of King Ethelred ...
... SOLD by AUQTIQ N* By Mr. A S H L E V, ?? At his publick Sale Warehoufe, next Door^te the Fox and Still* the upper End of Drury lane, -next Holborn, This Day, and To-morrow, THE rich Wearing- Apparel, Lumen, China, Japan, fome clean Bedding, neat Houftiold ...
... Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. James Weekes, of Ottery St. Mary's, Devonfhife, Serge-mnker and Mercer. Ifaac Parker, of Drury-Lane. Middlefex. HofiSr. ...
... and was carried to St.; Martin's Bene-houfe, in order to be own'd. Mrs. Pritchard, belonging to the ; Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane, is recovering from her late Indifpofttion, and it is hoped will be able to act in a few Days. Laft -Sunday Morning Mrs ...
... jefty's yard at Plymouth, goes on with the greateft ex- pedition, and it's thought will be a very compleat piece of work. Drury-Lane. This evening will be prefented a Tra- gedy call'd fane 6b*>rc, with Cirherive a d Petruchio. Co-tent -Garden. This evening ...
... This Day yeas puhlifbed, [Ptik& I s.J ~ Now adapted to the Stage, with Variety of Songs, as A_ed at the Theatre Royai in Drury-Lane. CO MU S, a MAS K. Written by MILTON, and then a_ed at Ludlow-Caftle. Printed for A. Millar, in the Strand. 2~. ?? Day was ...