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... Uick'a Ccffec-H .ufe in skinner-Uow, Price 3d. LILL PUT ; A Dramat-c Rntertaimuent it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. cupirnt, facient Mmores. Juv sat. I. With a OLOGIiE by Dsvid Garrick. Ktq; Alfo POLYDORK and JULIA : Or ilm LIBERTINE reclaimed ...
... Gnildhal March 17. Pe•erDaViir, oi Mete,Vit,ltflaice,lnnholder, at, theAugel in Mere. •, L' • March 17. - Ilaac Parker, of Drury-Lane, Hofier, at Gitildhall March John Pyke, of - Bath, T - oy t itaii, at Quildliall Maich 30. Maly Veep, of .13riltol, Stuff-maker ...
... Grace dad:. Street, London, Merchant. 15. John Pyke, of the City of Bath, Toyman, Dealer ad Chapman. 17. Ifaac Parker, of Drury-Lane, the Parijb rflt. Clement Danes in the County of Middlefex , Hf.er. 17. Peter Davis, of Mere in the County of Halts, beholder ...
... Princefs Amelia at Woolwich, and were fent on board the Royal George Man of War. On Tuefday Night Mr. Leatham, a Staymaker in Drury-Lane, having fome Words with his Daughter, an only Child about fourteen Years of Age, con- cerning her keeping bad Company, told ...
... of Welch Fuzileers lying at Lei-cefter but Sex being difeovered (he was next Day Chi Saturday laft Mailer of Ale-houfe in Drury-lane died within other were carried in Two Hearl'es buried toget in new ...
... of the B*»l* of Leicejler in the County of Leieejier, Meners , M. -m , Chapmen and Copartners. , . 29. Jjaac Parker, 1 f Drury Lane, the Parju -• Clement Dane, in the County of Mtddlejex, ...
... who for many Years kept a Houfe for neceffi- tous young Gentlemen in Bridges-ftreet, and afterwards a Spunging-Houfe in Drury-Lane. Six eminent Bai- liffs and Turnkeys held up the Pall, and as many of their Followers and Runners were Bearers, John Ketch ...
... Indulhiou. Jenny) who tor many Years kept a Houfe tor needhtous young Gentlemen Bndgcs-Street. and alter, wards Spungmg HouU Drury. Lane. Six eminent Bailiffs and lurnkeys held the Pall, and many of theif followers and Runners were Bearers, John Ketch, Klq: ...
... Gentlemen in Bridges-Street, and acquaint me he had Orders from the King to deliver the Prize up to afterwards a *men Houfe in Drury Lane. Six eminent Bailiffs the French, upon which I went on board her: He immediately gave and Turnkeys held up the Pall, and ...
... sous'jenny) who for many Years kept Houfe for neceilitous young Gentlemen in Bridges Street, and a terwards a fpunging Houfe in Drury-Lane. Six eminent Bailiff's and Turnkeys held up the rail; and as many of their Followers and Runner* Bearers, John Ketch, and ...
... of Wales’s were attended by the proper Salutes Camion In the they marched with the Boys Men their to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane where the Sufpicious was performed the the Marine Society The next and Boys were reviewed Society marched ©ft Poitf-mouth ...
... the proper Salutes of Cannon; in the Evening they marched with the Boys and Men at their Head, to the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane, where the Comedy of the Sufpicious Husband was performed for the Benefit of the Marine Society, to a moft brilliant Audience ...