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... the unhappy Sufferers the dreadful Fire in King ilreet, Covent-Garden. And hear a P,ay will petfosmed the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the faid unhappy Sufferers. Mr. Willett, a Carver and Upholilcrer, in King-fhcet, Covcnt-Garden, it ...
... Sketch of the two new Pieces afiing at Drury-Lane Theatre. THE Defer t Ijlami (entitled a dramatic Poem) is compos’d three Adis, firlt whereof confilts entirely of the Exordium, or opening of the Story ; the fecond contains the Denouement, or unfolding ...
... lor the joblick Good, protected a had Judgment given them, with confinerab ag-iuft Thames Jaektvs, (ri in (raven-Bu dmgi, Drury-Lane, London-, ffli counterfeiting the Original Ur. li* ’» Petti Drops a>.d the Cutes m’dl bs them (on *■ )o f« R-.W, Htwet Exfi ...
... M•irder was perpetrated at the King's Head, a Public Houle, formerly the Sign of the Fox, the Corner of Prince's Street, Drury Lane, by one M'Carty, who bad lately been a Baker, then a Publican, on the Body of one Talbot, a Sheriff's Officer. The Faits ...
... Head Alehoufc, the corner Princefs Drury lane, which was perpetrated in the following Manner, viz. one Patrick M'Carty, who formerly was Mailer of the Houfc, having fevcral Aftions agm.fi him ford.br, was met in Drury lane Mr, Talbot, Marihalfca Court Officer ...
... the Addrefs of the Houle of Commons was prefen- King by their Right Hon. Speaker, attended by many his Majslty went to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the of King Richard 111, when the Houfe was filled before o'Clock, to the great Difappointment of a prodigious ...
... to the Boxes, and in the Throng and Hurry many of them, we hear, paid nothing. Saturday Night the Minor was performed at Drury-lane to crouded Audience. The late Clamour againft many Ex* prelfions in it, Lid to be Prophane, occafioned, it was obkrved, ...
... Earl of Eglington. , of Rockingham. Earl of March. Northumberland. Load Weymouth. Majefty was attended in the Stage-Box at Drury-Lane on Friday Night, by his Grace the Duke of Devonthire, . High Chamberlain, bearing hie Wand, and the Earl of Her Royal Highnefs ...
... in the Gums, Price is. the CHESTER. Deomter t 6. UR Saturday Morning about 'Three &Clock, a Fire brae nu, in a Houle in Drury Lane. Liverpool. which began in the Parlour, and rag'd with fuch Fury. that in half an Hour the whole Houle was in a Blaze; Mrs ...
... to dine with the city at Guildhall the 9:h of next month, being lord mayor's day. Their majellies went this 'causing to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the play of ►Much ado about Nothing, wish Harlequin Ranget. 9 1 ' Yesterday their went to Hampton Cdurt ...
... of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondfey , in the County Surry, Rope-maker.— Guildhall, London. Bernhard Smith, of Princes Street, Drury Lane, in the County of Midahjex, Sugar Baker. ~~At Guildhall, London. ■piviCATES to be Granted. Feb. 6. George Rayley, of Manebefltr ...
... late Abingdon in the County of Berks, Mercer ant Warcboufeman. —At Guildhall, London. 16. Bernhard Smith, of Primes Street, Drury Lane, in the County of Midd.'efer, Sugar Raker . Guildhall, London, 16 John Tuff, iare of Bijhspjgate Street, in the Pari ft: ...