On the ,Firfi of .714.1., was frublr'jbed,
... frublr'jbed, (The FOURTH EDITION, Price One Shilling) GUARDIAN. A Comedy of Twb Aas. As it is'performed at he Theatre Royal, iR Drury Lane: ...
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Cr Letters from Vibon import, that feveral Ships of the Line are fitting out at that Putt. The of this
... Friends have lald what they choole, and nothing w II the.. be more dittant than a Peace. The Opening of the fheatrc-Royal, Drury- Lane, is fix td tor Thurfday the of Septernbet ; and that of Covent-Garden, for Friday the 18th 01 September. This Moaning Juthua ...
By Their. MAJESTIES SEIII7,ANTS . ... . A Tfthe li . EATRE in N ST R 14. ET; Birmingham, This
... COMEDY, (never performed-herr) called The k UN A (A, it WEI aaed upvy._rds of zo Nights, during the 14 at the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane - , with ilniarfat Applaufe, George Hargrave by Mr. H ENDERSO N, ( From the Tneatre Royal, B A ): • Sir .Charles Seymo ...
, A e Officer. the Committee being aPPoinied accoidingly withdrew, and returning prefented a Letter, which ..
... up the different Rooms, in older that the Both, may This-day and To-morrow lie pub, tidy in 'State.. . The Managers of Drury. ; -lane have,, within thele few .vs, had - great . Di finites, it is fa id; with the old Patentees.; Mid the Bets in the Theatrical ...
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... Griffiths, of Burford, Oxfordihire, Clot hi.!r, at the George Inn at Burford.—Augue 4,4 ,feph Lawrence and Thomas Harrifon of Drury • Lane, hliddLfelt, Woollen Drapers' and Pa trees, at Guildhall.—Augue 7, Francis Busty And Nicholas Barnabas Dumee, of St. lames ...
M Before the COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS,
... which will be added (for the fecond Time) A New Mufical Entertainment of Two Ads, called THE DESERTER. (As it was atled at Drury Lane l'lleatre, upwards of fifty Nights, to crowded Audienc:.s, and univerial ,Applaufe.) Henry Mr. Brown, Ruffet Mr. Siinkin ...
A valuable Compendium of Rellious Infiruaion and - Family Devoti — on. Juft publithed, in two large Volumes, ..
... of Crayons. 2. A Satirical Delign of the Theatrical Bufinefs; or, the Parfon baited, as it has been lately reprefented at Drury Lane Theatre. Amongft the Variety and Multipicity of original Ell'ays, &c. contained in this Number, will be continued, The Life ...
SEE AND BELIEVE
... at Benjamin Frere, of Alb:rnarlr-Streer, Han .ver-STrare, Vintner, May 13, 25, rune 20, at Guildhall.—Robert Mille!, of Drury- Lane, \\Toon :n -Draper, May zz, 23, June to, at Guildloll.— Mary ( Thllimore, of Bromley in Middlefex, Dyer, May zo, 2..7, June ...
MONI3 A Y, JULY 163 1770
... Proof, that Equity differs materially from Lacy 1 A few Days iince an Efate of zoo!, per Ann. fituated in Short's-Garden, Drury Lane', with 60001, in the Stocks, devolved to a Man about so Years of Age ;- this Perfon for feven Years worked as Porter and ...
• WORCESTER RACES,' a. ON Tuefciny ate Day of Auguit,. will be run fo:.,..t'itchcroft Hatat n:ar this City, A Purfe
... publifhed, r i H JUlr N, Price Ore Shilling) ry'HE GUARDIAN. A Comedy of Two A6is. As it is perfmned at the Theatre Royal, in Drury -Lane. ...
A valutble Compendium or Ittligious infiratlion and Family Devotion. Juf publithed, in two large Volumes, Svo. ..
... of Crayons. 2. A Satirical Defign of the Theatrical Bufinefs; or, the Parfon baited, as it has been lately reprefented at Drury Lane Theatre. Amonga the Variety and. Mullp:icity of original Effays, &c. contained in this Number, will be continued, The Life ...
HOTESVihe Afajll , bavirt cker . 1W - one the moft dilfbigniffie4CfiViaßers that has exifted in 0e Coyrfe of the
... and Covent: Garden Theatres, with the mutt unbounded A 'le; plaufe, he in 17 4 6 became Oita •MaiLig . 6r ti Mr. Lacy at Drury Lane ; and ht length, in the Spring of 1776, he retired from the - Sthge.. his extertive Powers' of Pleating, in tlkt g::eate ...