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... Confternation here was prodigious! LafiNight in the Crowd of Holiday People who throned to get up the Gallery Stain, at Drury-Lane Play. hook, when the Doors were firft opened, one Man and two Womeh were thrown down sod trampled to Death. Tht Women were ...
... dAcquitain, Emerald. Falkland, York Ifis Sphynx, Trent, Leoftoff, Defiance, Venaance and Lightning Fireftips. . * vcn - ance » Drury-lane. Yefterday Rule a Wife and Have a Wife: With The Lottery. And trm Evening The Orphan : With Mercury Harlequin. Covent-Garden ...
... run-away Sailors, and others, fit for the King's Service, had fecreted themfelves with their Doxics, in the Purlieus of Drury-Lane, tent a Prefs-Gang armed thither, who ferreted a good Number out of their Lurking-boles in that Part of the Town and, after ...
... King Charles 11. a Midfhip- snan on board the Navy, but for feveral Years paft profeffed Mufick, and played till lately in Drury-Lane Theatre; and en- joyied his Senfes to the laft. 23. -It was- Yefterday currently reported, that a certain Juftice if Peace ...
... A few Days fince a Right Honourable Gentleman, Son to a Noble Lord, was married to Mifs Yonng,. the celebrated Singer at Drury-Lane Theatre. 19. Friday laft Mr. Carrington, one of his Majefty's Mef- fengers, went to the Publifher and the Bookfellers wh© ...
... among the'fie. ftoufe 97, Mr. Charles King Charles the Second *on Navy, but for -|£ ea M«fic and played till lately lft Drury-Lane •*' Yefterday died, the of the Board of Works Scotland Sir. John Office Keeper that Board, which' Place he had enjoyed near ...
... s&d there) cali'd, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. *-. ** Written by Shakespeare. As it has been performed atthe Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with ths higheft Applaufe, tor levei ai Seaibns. To which will be added an Entertainment, (never perform'd there) ?? The ...
... flrandcd upon our Coafh fince the Account publiflied in the Gazette. Afternoon fomfc. People crowding the Stairs the Gailerv Drury-Lane Playhoufe, three it is laid, down, and were much trampled upon that they expired foon after. now provided for in the Royal ...
... in the Army. A few Days died the Rev. MI. Campbell, Reader of St. James's, Clerkenwall. Thurtday the Wife of Mr. Stalk of Drury-Lane, dropped down dead in an Apopktaic Fit at her Husbasd's Door. On Tburfday next conies on at QOM of a Member for this City ...
... and he is fince dead. 27. On Tuefday Night fixteen Couple of Dancers were taken up at a Muflck-houfe in White-Hart- Yard, Drury-Lane, and carried to Covent-Garden Round Houfe. ...
... Comedy, call'd, EVERY MAN in his HUMOUR. Written by Ben Johnson. As it was perform'd laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with general Applaule. All the Characters dreffed in the old Englifh Manner, and the Habits intirely new. Preceding the ...
... at Guildhall.---April Thomas Atkinfon,: of Beer4ane,..Londan,.Merchairt, at Guildhall.—April 29. Robert Currant, of Drury-Lane, ' Woollen- Draper, at Guildhall..---April 29. Robert Wefkett, of Lynn- Regis, Norfolk; Merchant, at Guildhall.--May 3. ...