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... 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 ...
... Cantaining, among a Variety of ufeful and entertaining original Articles: The Storf of the Dcfert Ifland, as it is now aEling at Drury-Lane; the Hillary of a very rare Cafe in Surgery; Remarks on the Letter to two Grea't Men, Anirnadverfions on Speaking in the ...
... two Bank Notes of too 1. each', and then made off undifcovered. Lately -an ,Undertaker came to the White .Lion in Street, Drury:Lane, when one Matthew Poftlethwait, many , Years a Porter in Devereux-Cohrt, Temple Bar, obferved to him, that he was confident ...
... 'Murder was perpetrated at the King's-Head, a Publick-Houfe, formerly the Sign of the Fox, the . Corner of Prince's-Street, Drury-Lane, by one INaliCarty, who had lately been a Baker, then a Publican, on the Body of one Talbot, a Sheriff's Officer.. The FaEl ...
... hcavenl Nor let 711:night3 fa w' Refrain your Laufril, P.G-r And let Devoton be ; 4 tre y was attended in the Stage-Box at Drury-Lane :Friday Night ? by his Grace the Duke of Devon- High Chamberlain, bearing , his Wand, and the ° • H i ' , k 'ghnefi the ...
... King's-Arms inPater-nofler - Row . • Of whom may be had, - : The MINOR., A Com ED Y. By Mr, FOOTE. A 8 is - Thatres-ROyal in Drury-Lane a.nd•Covent-Garden. ifo..tifieJ: Map ' to '1.0111 , 1131)-eu, • Price i By, h i s . lare m A ., J. ST ) I }, , Allt 11 ...
... Firm , s Ilerntey, Gramont, and Favourite. 'Fhe Valeur, and Terrible Bornb, were out a Cruizing. LI S IVlajefly went to Drury-Lane Play-houfe to ellearfal and Pollylioneycombe, and was received t e f ual • A f f o oy. his Maiefty will refide at Richmond ...
... Coots, at the King's-Arms in Pater-nofler-Row - Of whom may be had, ; MINOR: A C OMEDY , As it is A 4 Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. •• ti O Map to fublagu, - In One peat Pocket Volume, Price bound 3S , METE 1 3 ARENT's and GUARDIA ...
... King's : -Arns in Pater-noiler-1:.ow , Of whom nny be had, The MINOR: A COMZE,Y. By /fr. FOOTE. Mit ' s Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane and Cov.trit-carden. 0 on jam t, 176 i, bilt 11, publitTA, LyA u HORI 'T (To he continued for the the lira Day of every ...
... which will be added, a New Entertainment, called POLLY HO NE YCO Nil 3.. (As it was repeatedly perform'd this Winter at Drury-Lane Theatre with gieat Applaufe) Mr. Honeycomb Mr. Waker, Scribble Mr. Hull, Ledger Mr. Yotinnr, Servants Mr. Holland, Mr. Barney ...
... which was fo corre& and fpirited, that T look'd on it to . be little inferior to what I have been Witnefs of this Winter at Drury-Lane ; whole Example, in regard to Regularity and Decorum; our Company feem to copy very nearly.— To my utter Allonifhtnent, ...
... rail Tirrie this Seafon) a COME call'd Tlic _TEAL() U 'WiFE. (As it was perforrn,:d this la( Winter at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane for feveral Nights with univerfal Applaufe.) Mr. Oakley Mr. 11lull, Major Oakley Mr. Younger, Ruff:it Mr. Waker, Lord Trinket ...