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... the true ones. — The R in Port fe inverted. 18. A Petition to his Majefty has been figned by all' the principal AcTorsof Drury- Lane Houfe, in favour ofthe un- fortunate Turbot, now under Sentence of Death in New- gate, for ftealing a Pint-Mug. This unhappy ...
... Managers of the Theatres ref ufing Admittance at Half- price ; in Confequence of which upon the drawing up of the Curtain at Drury- lane, Meffrs. Obrien and Holland beginning the Play, were interrupted, and Mr. Garrick then came on the Stage, and attempted ...
... Colchester, on Friday /A ne i^th of Ncv mbtr, will be p clt:.ted the lsft new Comedy, as performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, with general Ap- phufe, call'd, The SCHOOL for LOVERS. (Wiiuen by William Whittbead, Efqj Part Lanreat) With SINGINC betwcei ...
... LOVE in a VILLAGE. With a Farce, called, The MAYOR of GARRET. The Part of Sneak by Mr. Wefion, from the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane (being his firft Appearance on this Stage.) Never afted here, and the only Might of performing thefe Entertainments this ...
... prefented the laft reviv'd Tragedy, (alter'd by Mr. Garrick from Beau- mont and Fletcher) as perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane with general Applaufe, call'd, PHILASTER. To which will be added, The DUCE IS IN HIM. N. B. The Company finifli for this ...
... at this Time authen- ticated by Letteis Patent. Sold at a VVjichmife, : t Mr. Evans's Gold- Beater, in Long-acre, near Drury -lane, London, at cs i;.o Pound, z -. 6d. the Hdf Pound, and Is. 3 d slu Quarter Pound. Good Allowance to biiei chain?, Captains ...
... will be added,, a NEW COMEDY of two Acts (written by Samuel Foote, Efq;) as it is now performing at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, called, The MAYOR of GAURAT. Boxes *5.6 d. Pit and Balconies _. 9. Gslbry Is. Tickets tobe had at Dod's C;ffee-Houfe, the ...
... The Weakoefs' of Hum?n Reafon 5 a-Rhaplbdy. A Confblatoi y Addrcfs to a Friend, fome Account of the New Farce, afted at Drury Lane, called the Rjegijjer Office. Curious P.cmitks, in a Letter from Ofwego, dated Anguft 6, 1760. A Genealogical Account of ...
... An Account of the TUTOR, a new Piece tf two Acts, as Uvea; perfumed on Monday Night at Drury-Lane Theatre. F A B L E. Syftem, Tutor to Wickftcad, Blunt, and Ratcliffe, three young Gentlemen, Nephews to Mrs. Heartfree, a good-hu- lnonred middle-aged Widow ...
... in a few Days. 5. Wednefday Night the Body of John Duke the Bricklayer, vjho lately murdered his Wife in Thomas- Street, Drury-Lane, and ?? cut his own Threat, and died in the Htfpital, vias buried in the Crofs- Road near St. Giles's Pound, with a Stake ...
... The W I D O W’D WIFE. A* it wa» perform?d the Theatre Royal In Drury.Lane lalf Winter, fereral Nights fuccifTively, with tmivtif.il Applaufe. A£l ad, S»ng by Mi«. Dutton. End of the PUy, a French Dance, cali’d the CDTTILLON, the Charatiera of the Play ...
... the Sound. Yefterday the Tide Surveyors feized a Quantity of loofe Tobacco on board a Virginiaman, and one Bag of Coffee. Drury-Lane. Vefterday The Tempest : WiA High Life Below Stairs. Co vent-Garden. Yefterday CThe RECRUiTiNa Officer: With Miss in her ...