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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 ...
... mentioned Place is as exceffive as it was in the Year 1740. A Play will be on Wednefday fe'rnight at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the unhappy Sufferers by the late Fire in King-itreet ; in which Mr. Garrick will perform a principal ...
... Kingsford, ENT's. Ray Geding nip, beating the terrible Brown Mare called Privafs if Twitortierov, belonging to a Gentleman of Drury. Lane. The Mor. j At al,lt•ng was even ; the Corstrriarrions carried it with a very high Hand, nd the Gentlemen of the 'Curt was ...
... Family being ihfent, tome Servants agreed to haves Rout, but the under Butler hiving teen the above. mentioned Farce, at Drury-Lane, was fenfibly ftruck with it, he informed the Mader of the intended Rendezvous: In Confequerlee uf which he furprized them ...
... being abfent, feme Servants agreed to have a Route, but the under Butler having lately feen the above mentioned Farce, at Drury Lane, was fo fenfibly firuck with it, that he informed his Matter of the intended Rendezvous: In Confequence of which he furprized ...
... being abfent, fome Servants agreed to have a Rout, but the Under Butler having lately feen the above-mentioned Farce, at Drury Lane was fo fenfibly flruck with it, that he inform'd his Mailer of the intended Rendezvous : In Confequence of which he furpized ...
... preferred, when the Rev. Mr. Rhudde, Curate of that Patifh, was unanimoufly chore without Oppofit ion. The Rectipt at Drury• Lane Playhoufe on Wednefday Night for the Benefit of the Sufferers by Fire in Covent-Garden, amounted to 2301. One Satah Rogers ...
... KoWc Family being abfent, fome Servants agreed have a Rout, hut the Butler having lately feen the above-mentioned Farce; Drury-lane, was fo fenfibly (truck with it, that he informed his Mailer of the intended Rendezvous: In conlcqucnce of which he (iirprized ...
... he fhould florin the town. God be praifed for this deliverance 1 PROLOGUE: Spoken by Mr. Havard, at the Bt-nefit-Play at Drury-Lane, for the unhappy Sdfferers by the late Dreadful Fire, in King-Sin _t, Covent -Garden. CO W A R D S to Crueity a;e itiil ...
... among a Variety of ufeful snd entertaining Orginal . Articles : The Story ofthe Defert Ifland, as it is uo \ ailing ac Drury Lane; the Hiftory ofa very rare Cafe in Stirgci*);; Re- marks on the Letter to two Great Men; Animadvcrlioitt on Speaking in ...
... Infant Genius, who danced the Beginning of the Season at Drury Lane Playhouse, died last Week of the Small Master Matthews. the Infant Genius, who danced the Beginning of the Season at Drury Lane Playhouse, died last Week of the Small pox, to the inconsolable ...
... 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 ...