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... 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 ...
... No. 19, Corner Hope’s Head Alley, C.,rnhill* No. 16, near the Sarecen s Head rt.n, Aldgate j and No. 5, Bridges Stiett, Drury-Lane Theatre; Where the following cap.tai prizes were fold, fhared, and regiflered, TO,oool. in Mufenm, 20,000). in the State ...
... called the Swan, in Dudley afore&id. Attorney, Mr. Richards, jun. at Dudley aforefeid. DIVIDIKDf'tt made. John Carafes Drury-lane in tire county of Middlefar, Bridle-cutter, Sadler's-ironmonger, Dealer fand Chapman ; on the ltd of July next, at eleven ...
... c Berk-, aD I Chapman; the 15th of \ J. I*1'* fo, ...
... be prefented a Tragedy, (never performed here) call d Z A A. The Part of Luftgnan, by a Gentleman from the Theatre ißoyal Drury-Lane. Nereftan, Chatillon, and Orafmin, to performed by Three young Gentlemen of this City. Ofman, Mr. Jackfon.—Zara, Mrs. Jackfbn ...
... almoll equal damage. At about two in the morning, negro, houfe or kitchen of John Gardiner, Eiq; next houfe to the corner of Drury.lane, leading into the Failure, on the Palture end of the lane, the fire broke out; when it was diicovered, the houfe in which ...
... 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 ...
... J 36 o I S Publijbtd Authority of Parliament, . William COOKE. BANKRUPTS. Lawrence and Thomas Harrifon, of White Horfc- Drury-lane the .ounty of Midclefex, Woollen-- *ap ers and parti ers to furrender the Ne- mber, at ten the forenoon, on the of fame ...
... Angel Inn, Kelvedon, in the county of F.fltx. Attorney, Mr. William Flick, Booking aforefsid. DIVIDEND Robert Miller, of Drury-lane, in the county of Middlefex* Woollen-draper j the Febiuary next, eleven in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. allowed, on ...
... The FASHIONABLE LOVER. (Written the Author of the Wtfi.lnJiaa, Are* theri, (fie* it was performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane laftSeafon whh mirerfal Approbation.) Aubrey, Mr. HURST Lord Aberville, Mr. DAV S Mortimer, Mr. PERRY Colin Maclecd, Mr ...
... The ancient Lyre defcribed. Account the new Maiques, called the Institution of the Garter, the Fairy Prince, performed at Drury-lane and Covent-gatden Theatres. particular Account of the of the I'umhw. 1., .i..l >n. (or Row; And fold Simmons ar.d at ; ...
... theTenplc, with a defign to prepare and qualify him fell fat the bar. _ Their Majefties conilantly attend the On* rios at Drury-lane, and pay twenty guineas night boxes they occupy. evening died Mrs. Pern brook, widow of the late Alderman Pembrook, of ...