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... Drury Lane. *).To prove the very faaosrable Reception this Play has met with from tbe Public. Tex THousAND have adually printed firice its heft Appearance in February which is near double the Number printed of any modern Comedy or Tragedy for Twenty Years ...
... The following is the Cafe of Margaret Freak in Petty-foot Court, Little Drury Lane ; -was cured of a Dropfy, fwelled all over to a violent Degree, could get.no Reft Night nor Day ; but by taking one Bottle of the above Daffy’s Elixir, prepared by Jackfor ...
... ‘ral-Po&-RcccivingMcra:l Years) the Llpper En of Great Wyld Street, ncar Clare.-Market,” which barnt futioufly back into Drury. Lane, whereit confumed a Tripe‘Shop and another Houfe oppofite Lorg Are, and damdged feveral others before it was got under. ...
... Ncte, atk:for a But.le of Jackfon's Daffy's Elixir. The following is the Cafe of Margaret Freak in Petty-foot Court, Little Drury Lane ; wasicured of a Dropfy, fwelled all over to a vieolent Degiee, could get noßeft Night fior Day ; but_by,taking one Bottle ...
... Monday laft one Wm Thompfur, a poor old Weaver, near 70 Years of Age, who lodged in Thomas.Strect, ncar Newtoner’s-Lane, in Drury- Lane, was foond dead in the firt-mentioned Place, with a Wound feveral Inches deep en the Left Side of his Neck; and the next ...
... the ocglecl proved fatal, .J the died in great Agonies. We are affared that there is a Perfon now living in Wyld.fieeet, Drury. Lane, who for thefe feven Years pall bas neither eat Bread, Meat, Fruit, or Vegerable, nor drank cither Water, Beer, Brandy, ...
... @rmki:m--r'» Nortbern. Mr. Juftice Bathurft, Mr. Baron Lloyd. Mr. Foote and Mr. Murphy have contrated for the Ufe ©of Drury. Lane Theatre, to exhibit Plays in this Summer, This Moraing at One o'Clock, it being high Water and the Wind at North, the Cafloon ...
... where the Band of Mufick plaved during his Stay, * . . Tharfday Laeoing his Danifh Maj fiy was at the Theatie Roval in Drury Lane, to fee Me. Garrick, in the Charaltes of Raoger, in the Sufpicious Hofband The Houfe was iscredibly full, and the King ot ...
... ones were take in. i ajg is naw aflerted that Lord Clive will certainly go to e Y e e - The'fine Sign of the Shakefpear in Drury. Lane, which coft 1501. painting, was laft Week taken down, and we. hear is fold for 251, to be fixed at an lon in the Countiy ...
... and Mifs Capon.—T vhi th will be added the new MuEcal Entertaintment,,called The P A D L ''o C K. As it was performed at Drury ,Lane Thcatife 6o Times with univerf;il Applabfe. , • Leander Mr. Moor, Don Diefo Mr. Partons, Palmer.—Leonora Mils Mathews, Uifula ...
... Managers of the Theatres refofmg Adminance at Half- Price ;in Confequence of which upon the Drawing up of the Curtain at Drury. Lane, Meffrs. Obrien and Holfand beginning the Play, were interrupted, and Mr. Garrick then came on-the Stage,-and-attempted ...
... St. James's; and in the 'Evening they all went to the Opera Houle in the Hay-Market His Danifh Majefty intending to go to Drury Lane Heufe on Tuefday Night, the Play was advertifed to begin atSeven oClock. At Seven the Houle was quite full. The King of ...