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... which was made the Antiquarian Society of a piece ol'lhe Stratford Mulberry-tree and .1 Queen Anne's farthing, the Manager Drury lane theatre,'' are bad comment on that gentleman's vani'y ami avarice. The performers went through with fpirit efiential point ...
... Innholder ; the Bth Aoguft, ten in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Jofeph Lawrence and Thomas Han ifon, of White Yard, in Drury lane, the county of MiddSdex, Wool- Icn-drapeis and Partners the nth Auguft, at tea in the forenoon, at Guildhall, Isondon. Thomas ...
... Surry, Gardeners, Thomas Luca*, Drury-bnc, in the county of Middlefex, Coachmaksr. William Sanders, of Cumherhnd-cdurt, Drury-lane, in the parifli St. t'laincot Danes, the counry Middlt for. Dealer in Brand/, Rums, and Wines. Francis Srratferd, the city ...
... November, at ten in the forenoon Guildhall, London, CERTIFICATES, to be allowed, or before the of November. Thomas Wollcn, of Drury-lane, in the county Middle(ex. Woollen-draper. Edward Rigg, late of Hverr ■'l the county of Middlcfex, I ronmonger. ...
... Court, as has been praflifed in former reigns, prevent a tepetition of the treatment ne received the lall night his going to Drury-lane Theatre. This hint, it is faid, has been given him by the managers, who, notwithftanding all their care, cannot take upon ...
... al on before Lord in the Friday came Weftminiter-hal!, an Court cf King’s Bench, aétion brought againit ‘Me. Baddely, ‘an Drury-lane play to recover a fum 0 t | ney r two. hunting- faddles, bought ~~ Mr. George to him, for the his Garrick. to pro ve the ...
... Dowager is relapfed. Alderman Tewnfend is in Wales. The new comedy which was exhibited left night for the firft time at Drury-lane theatre, was received with fome Chare of applaufe. It is a col* leflion of faults and beauties, very ingenioufly blended ...
... before yeiierday .J night his Excellency wtis at Court. L'ount Struenlee was this dav again ua ...
... lower affcnibly this day, and tome debates were expefted upon it. It is thought the Kings and Queens, and pet. princeflcs of Drury-lane and Covent Garden, mourn with more fincerity the loft of their hie ccufsn, than any his Majetty’l fubjefls, info, much that ...
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... Hertfordfhtre, Buckiuhamffiiro, 1 bridge, fome of whom, having very milies, are to have double portion. Miftßurton, late of Drury-lane was foppofedto have died at. Exeter, formed is now in good health Briftol. **fs' ...
... wager 20 guineas, which ...