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... is puhlilhed, Price is bound in red Leather, With Pockets for Letters, and cinbclii:bed with a View nf tt.‘e new Front at Drury-Lane T.heatre ; alio, The moil eirgAnt and gen- teetFull Drefa and newel} lining's no'.v worn, 'TIFF. LADIES NEW AND POLITE ...
... Woolnorth, London, Stationer. John Thomas, of Brutal, Breechesmaker. James Jackfon, of Briftol, Stay-maker. Hugh Williams, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Haberdather.— Samuel Gulling, of Birmingham, Merchant, May t 3, June at the ll's Aad, Weitgate-Riect, Warwick ...
... oily) five different Times, and-fent to the Middlefex Hofpital, is since dead. He was a Gunfinith by 'Trade, and lived in Drury-Lane, and has left a Wife and two Children. It is eomputed he has acquired upwards of t,seol. within this Fortnight. Saturday ...
... Donald, who by his Employment as a Porter, had (avert upwards of 301. took . an Acquaintance home with him to his Lodgings in Drury-Lane, treated him, and .made him flay all Night, when the ungrateful Villain took an Opportunity of robbing the poor Man of all ...
... Prologue to the Liverpool Prize—Song introduced in the fame. Prize Monody on the Death of Mr. Garrick, fpoken by Mrs. Yates at'Drury-Lane. The Moveable Fain in the Month of Ap ii 1779. Foreign Advices. To our Correfpondents. Hitiorkal Chronicle. Births, Marriages ...
... agreeabl4 to the prefent Mode of Performarre at the London Theatres, under the Infpe6tion of Mr. Hoplein,, Prompter at Drury-Lane, and Mr. Younger, Prompter at Covent-Garden ; with Notes critical and illuffrative upon the Author, befides others necellary ...
... COMEDY (being the 6th Night) laft Time this Seafon called, The WEST INDIAN. [ As it was performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, t Ni l ;hts with univerfal Applaok Belcour Mr. Inchbald, Stockwell Mr. Shetriire, eapr.. • Dudley Mr. Gloceaer, Charles ...
... Tyburn, and executed purfuant to their Sentences, viz. Thomas Burrows, committing an unnatural Crime at a Houfe in a Court in Drury-Lane, on a Petfon who, with 14. others, had afiembled for the lik! abominable Purpoles ; Benjamin Eyres, and Rich. Wright, alias ...
... 14. V.—The - ancient Lyre defcribed--Account new the Inflitotion ef the Garter, and the Fairy • Prince, as pi,furtned at Drury-Lane and Covent-Carden Thcatiel—:4l, patticula r Account of the Nuptials of his Royal Highliefe of Cumberland—Poetry—Foreign ...
... Will be aded, a COMI3 I( of Two As (never , yrt)rzned here) calkd. , Tii E IRISH WIDOW. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, with univerrii . App!dole. • ofd Whittle Mr. Egan, The Nephew Mr. Penn, Eves Mr. GallriU, Keekfy Ur. Sir Patrick O'Ntir ...
... (for the sd .Tirre) a Fa4.ffite COMIC OPERA df two Ads, called BELPHEGOR ; Or, The WISHES: As af.led At the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, ivith univerfal Applaufe. The MUSIC cbmpofed by Mr. 'Bar/Memo. Booie Mr. Davies, Wheatear Mr. Weft, Belphegor Mr. Fawcett ...
... Corner of Pnpe's Head Al:ey, Cornhill;' No. 16, near the Saracen's Head Inn, Aldgate ; and No. 5. Bridges-Street, oppolite Drury-Lane Theatre; ellablithed byAEI of Parliament ; where the followinr, cacital Prizes were fold, (bared, and regiflered, ic,ccol ...