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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Rights Mediate, or Harlequin from the Moon. Harlequin, Mr. Adams-—Clown, Mr. Bailey. As pertorm'd at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, Thirty Nights, with Applaufe. which will added, The Vinintr Trick'd, or The White Fox Chaces Trim Clean, (the Barber) Mr ...
... furrender the aad and the of July, at fix in the L g aiidhall, London. Attorney, Bridge-yard, Southwark. to be made. ?f Drury-lane, in St. Clement fcx Mercer and Button-feller; Vi V> at Guildhall, London. ...
... health of fome the great offices the proiefiion. A few days lince eftate of 500 1. per annum, iituated in Short's-garden, Drury-lane, with 6000I. in the flocks, devolved to a man about years of age this perfon for feven years pall worked as porter and affiftant ...
... rry, Oilman lurreudcr the of Auguit, and the ill four o'clock the afternoon, at ~° don. Attorney, Mr.Eliiot, St. - V ' °*- Drury-lane, in St. Martin's r s Middlefex, Cabinet-maker; to 7th and 31ft inftant, at nine , n> anti September, three A, jj °°n, at ...
... in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Howlett, No. 61. Salilbury-court Fleet-ft feet, London. Henry Wnitt, of Drury-lane, in Middlefex, to the inltant, at noon, the inltant, and the of bept. ten in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Attorney, ...
... Mrs. GLOVER. End of thc Opera, the Mulical Interlude, calicd L I C O's TRAVELS, (As performfed Mr. KING, at Theatre-Roya , Drury-Lane, with great Applaule). 'I he Parts Mr. BARN SHAW, and Mrs. GLOVER. W I T H FARCE, And ENTERTAINMENTS. Ticket to be had as ...
... relation of hcr's, who fhort time had like to have been buried in a trance. Lately died, aged about go, White Hart Yard, Drury-lane, Mr. a great num.- ber of years emineiit piece-broker very indultrious ant) penurious man, who never trulted any money out ...