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... Weftern Blinds, as they utu.illy do, but could not fino them. Saturday a young Child fell into the Fire at a Cellar in Drury- Lane, opvlite Long- Acre, and was burnt to Death. Yeflerday died at Wimbledon in Surry, Rife Richards, Efq; Member of Parliament ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 111. Richard by Mr. Fletcher. Q;aeeG Eliza^ beth by Mrs. Ward. . . With a new Fai cc, (as a&iag at the Theatre Royal _r* Drury Lane) called Tbe APPRENTICE. The Cha,-- s by Mr. Griffith, Mr. Torringron, Mr. Wilder, Mr. iJpy* - - Ur. Flet- cher, Mr, Keasberry ...
... on Comick Attors. • By Mrs. CHARKE. LONDON: Printed for H. SLATER at the Circulating Library the Corner of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, and H. J LATER, Jun. Bookfeller and Auftioneer at Holbourn-Bars. To be Lctt, and Enter'd on at Michaelmas next, AFarm called ...
... . .. . • 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 ...
... Remarks on Comick Adors. By Mis. CHARKE. LONDON : Printed for H. SLATER at the Circulating Library the Corner of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane; an H. SLATER, Jua. feller and Auatoneer at Holbourn-Bars. From the London Gazette. Dr. rinderfon's, or the Famous Scots ...
... Marfb, in Round-Court in the Strand ; Wilcox, opPolite the New-Church, in the Strand jam in Stieliall, in Clare - Court, Drury - Lane. Suble ( are likewife 'taken in by the eminent Bookfellers Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts or Europe. ERA' of ...
... Remarks on Comick 'Wore. By Mts. CHARKE. LONDON : Printed for H. SLAT 1R at the Circulating Library the Comer of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane 4 gni H. SLATIR I Jut'. Book(tiler and Autclioneer at Holbourn-Bats. This [ay is pubofh`d, Price se. 6d. iew'd, or 3s. bound ...
... Marlh, in Round-Court in the Strand Wilcox, oppofite the New-Church. in the Strand ; jamin Stichall, in Clare . Court, Drury . Lane. are likewiie taken in by all the eminent Booklelleis Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts of Europe; DR. II AMILTo ...
... Strand Thomas Wilcox Book-feller oppofite the New Church in the Strand and Benjamin Stichall Book binder in Clare-Court Drury-Lane Subfcriptions are likewife taken in by all the eminent Book-fellers in Great-Britain and Ireland and all other Parts Europe ...
... the (am ius Kelligrew ii King Charles the Second') K idn. He had a Patent fur receiving a Guinea every Nigta they acted in Drury-Lane PlayhoUfe. The Head of this Family came ftom Clrnwall, and this Gentleman dy mg a Batchelor, it is believed that tis real ...