... through this City fince our ton Efq; to France.—Lord Wen:woi -' ji*' Lord fhip's filler with-her and Iv.—Mrs. Abingdon of Drury Lane from * to London. Thurfday afternoon came on at St. church, Dover, the election of Mayor $ town and port, for the yearenfuing ...

... c Berk-, aD I Chapman; the 15th of \ J. I*1'* fo, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ; ...

... Idhall, London. Cay to meet the 6th of -corner, in the county of ‘ at Pi Ye o'clock in the afternoon, at G ce. Waite, of Drury-lane, in the county of Mid- xen Onger ; to meet the 27th of July inft. in the forenoon, at Guildhall, Lon- ...

... monopolizers will confequently find themfelves feverely punifhed, though no degree equal to their deferts. Mr. Cautherly, Drury-lane Theatre, was laft week married B(anchard,a young Lady of fo confideiable fortune, as to determine him, is reported, fo leave ...

... at the .iifcovcry, inftantiy anfwered him his o.vn Sir, rakes Have all fales.* 4ft night was rCpreifer.tcd at the Royal Drury-lane, the comedy Much Ado Nothing, for the benefit and oi a fund decayed performer*;. The ■art was performed Mr. Carrick, and ...

... was with the agent, and gave each man engaged fmall piece of fitk to put in.his hat. Upwards that morning the Kings-head Drury-lane. Other parties met.' other public - from whence they marched to the Park under the command their relpsctive leaders.—This ...

... Howe, brother to Lord Howe, and member for Northampton, is dead. A few days iince died at Exeter, Mifs Burton, formerly Drury-lane theatre. The defcription on the Urn, erediing to the memory of Wi'liam which appeared in our laft, was, hy mftake, faid ...

... means open - lv to affitt them the campaign againlt the Ruffians, being late Tuefday night, before the curtain drew up, at Drury-lane Theatre, the audience grew very impatient and noify upon which Mr?. Barry, who performed the part of Sir Harry Wildair, ...

... honour was reused the new manners which adopted, and he refofved watch her. On the have before mentioned, be pretended to out Drury-lane Theatre of which he went a habit-maker's, buried his fhape and features the ets of country waggoner, and followed bis wife ...

... Luc Rjteliffe, in the p.irifh St. r Stepney, in the county of Middle-foe, innhol'Uia, 0,1 or the September. Qfborne, of Drury-lane, tn the parifh St. 'Ua*- the Fields, in the county of Middlefex, Ijccv 11 ' before the 10th September. fitrday arrived tiuo ...