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... their Yeflerday died at his Lodgings in Chrlfea, alter a fhort !lines, Mr. Henry Moftop, formerly a much admired Actor at Drury-Lane Theatre, and late Manager of the ThCattle in Slotic-Alley, I Dublin. The Charaiters of the Nobility, Cent'emen and Ladies ...
... Fairies Jubilee, Cantata, by ditto. The Songs, Ai r and Dances in the Jubilee and geants, as performed the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. Twelve new AlJcmandet and Twelve new Minuets, 1 by Mr. Gerhardi. Splenetick Pills, Mirth Alamodc, Collettion humorous Songs ...
... two gentlemen, one of whom is thought to be mortally wounded, confequence of political difpute the preceding evening, in Drury-lane theatre. We hear there are two cufiius repeating watches, about the fize a (hilling, fixed in bracelets, and made Mr. Arnold ...
... This lady was born the year 1711, and early genius for the- ftage. She was introduced to Colley Gibber, when a manager Drury-lane theatre and was fenfibie of her merit, upon her firft interview, that immediately engaged her for that feafon. It feems ...
... cdfieeiheufe, 4a fit. Patd'a tn.fiUfie fbr>tbe laft W years j Sutler ...
... and is at this Time authenticated by Letters Patent. ..Sold at a Warehoufe at Mr. Evans's, Gold-Beater, in Long-Acre, near Drury-Lane, London ; al'o by John Lacy, Book lei !er, at North unpton, and ar his Shop at Wellingborough on Wednesdays ; Mr. Gregory ...
... Scotland, a new dramatic Piece of two Acts, which was performed, for the First Time, Saturday last, at the Theatre Royal, in Drury lane. Persons Represented. Mr. Grilkin, an old Citizen, Mr. Parfons, Jemmy Twinkle, Mr. Brereton, Tom Southerton, Mr. Palmer ...
... Paul s coflce-hcufe. in ri. w for the laft four years • but for Wh ': yar ...
... the St. Antonio, to the Superb of guns, Portfmouth. Thurfday night a foldier and his wife had fome words at an alehoufe in Drury-lane, when feeing provoked her linking him with a quart pot, he ran her through the body with his bayonet, and fhe died immediately ...
... Benefit of Mr. JACKSON, with Entertainment, call'd The SCHOOL BOY; a capital Performer, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, will certainly come down perform, for that night only, to perform the capital part in the above Tragedy : The reft of the ...
... it for the laft four years; but fpr the future it will fold at a wareboufe, Mr Evans 1 , Gold-beater, in Long-acre* hear Drury-lane, wholefale and retail, the pound at «. and the half pound at as 6d. Good merchants, captains of (hips, and country deafen ...
... will be prefented a Tragedy, (Never performed here) calPd Z A A. The Part of Lufignan, by Gentleman from the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane. Ncreltan, Chatillon, and Oralmin, be performed by Three young Gentlemen of this City. Mr. Jackfon.—Zara, Mrs. Jackfon And ...