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... Breflau 140C0 lew Days a Right Honourable Gentleman, Son to a iNoblc Lord, was married to Mifs Young, the celebrated Smgcr Drury Lane Theatre. Friday bit Mr. Carrington, one of bis Majelly*s Mcflengcis went the Publifher and the Bookfclleis who fold the ...
... WaHet of Lonr, Sutton in ~ 41 Friday for -upwards of 6; I. I 'rowd of Holiday People who throng'd c.ippet Gallery Stairs, at Drury Lane ors were tio.l opened, one Man and 'own and trampled to Death. The i ee of them tar c.,-,one with Child, tance to the Holland ...
... board.' A few Days fince a Right Honourable Gentletgan, Son a noble Lord;nwas mulled to Mils Young, the celebrated . -er at Drury Lane Theatre. lill is preparing to be laid before the Parliament, to ' Capital for any Perfon to diminith the Portugal Coin curre ...
... - upwards of 65 1. Lad Night in the Crowd of Holiday People who throng'd fo fall to get up the Upper Gallery Stairs, at Drury Lane Playhoure, when the Doors were opened, one Man and two Women were thrown down and trampled to Death. The Women were both ...
... of King Charles 11. a Micifhipmsn on board the Navy, but for leveed Years paft proialled Mufick, and played till lardy in Drury Lane Theatre, and enjoyed his Scares to the lift. To be SOLO, either reParate or ithlethert UOUR Mee - toga, or Tenements, the ...
... noble Lord,nwas warmed to Mifs Young, the celebrated . teer of 12 Carriage Guns and 70 Men, taken by the Chi- Singer at Drury Lane Theatre. chefler. Three other Prizes alfo came in at the fame 'Time, A is preparing to be laid before the Parliament, to ...
... fereral run-away Sailors and others, lit for the King’s Service, had (ecreted themfelvcs with their Doxies, in the Purlieus Drury Lane, fent a Prefs-Gang well armed thither, who ferreted good Number of Men out of their Luiking Holes in that Part of the Town ...
... 10 1. each, 500,000 Blanks and Prizes to be transferrable Annuities, bear- ing Three per Cent. Intereft from Chriftmas. Drury-Lane. Yefterday The Winter. Tali.: With The Upholsterer. And this Evening The Conscious Lovers : With The Chaplet. Covent-Garden ...
... Garden, in tke County of Middle/ez. Broker. z±. Thomas Atkinfon, of Beer Lane, London, Merck,t*l. 29. Robert Currant, of Drury-Lane, in tke County of Mi tdlefex, Woollen-draper. 29. Robert Wejhett, cf Lynn Regis, in tke County cf Norfolk, Met eh ant. May ...
... and that many Perfons perifhed inthe Flames. Laft Night a great Number of People were difap- pointed at the Theatres in Drury-Lane and Covent- Gatden, there being no Plays permitted to be adted till after the Funeral of the Princefs Caroline. At Rumford ...
... few Days fine* nitisht Wonoarable Gentleibab, Son to a .Nelbits bird, was tett:riot to Mils Yong. the celebrated Sing* at Drury-Lane Theatre.. . Titers ire upwards of metre large Dutch Ships .efinally at Coke. of them from Am&erdam, which are taking in ...
... that a new Tragedy call'd Agis, written by the Author of Dougtefs, will be performed this Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury-^Lane. 14. Laft Thhrfday a Company ®f Men te the Number of 300, were marched from Brentwood in EfTex to Tilbury Fort, in order ...