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... a3d of OGober inftant. Temple Henry Croker, lghtham in the county of Kent, and Thomas Merris, lace of Craven-Buildings, Drury. lane, in the county of Middleftx, Merchant* and ners. Weldon the Younger, of the city of Briflol, Merchant. toward Parker, Ute ...
... their Kindnefe and Cenerofity, by the Intereitt. For the BENEFIT P E R ft Y; . By their Servants, From the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, London; At the Theatre in Canterbury; On WedacfiJay next, September the ift, perfbfmed, A TRAGEDY,- called. ...
... hear, about to leave this kingdom, on an advantageous offer from the King Denmark. Lall night was performed at the Theatre Drury Lane, (for the time) to audience, the new Comic Opera the Wedding Ring, which was received with uncommon appl.mlc. CANTERBURY ...
... called. The FASHIONABLE LOVER. Written by the Author of the Well Indian, Brothers, dte. waa performed the I'heatre Royal, Drury. lane left Seafon with Approbation, Aub'cy, Mr. HURST Lord Mr. BANISTER Mortimer, Mr. Y Colin Macle.id, Mr. Tyrrel, Mr. W H E*E ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... faid to be prefent incog, in this metropolis; and a foreign young Nobleman who fat on Wednefday night in the flage-box at Drury-lane theatre, ivas much gazed at, on a prcfumption of being his Royal Highnel's: he had a book the play in his hand and appeared ...
... palled his time in work* that were unbecoming hi* fta- Saturday laft died Mr. Collin., of the Rofe 0 Crowe, in Round-court, Drury-lane j he reckoned the (lunged man in London, beB able to lift 40'jlb. with one hand. ...
... forenoon, and an the aoth day November next at lour o'clock ia the aftaraoon, Guildhall, London. John Herket, of Ruflcl-ftreet, Drury-lane, in the county of Middltftx, Baker. Dealer and Chapman; to funrender on the 13th and days of inftant at ten in the forenoon ...
... public Notice will Br f articular Dtftrt cfftvtral Otntlrmra Ladies. their Majesties Servants, From the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, London, the Theatre in Canterbury, Thit prefent) Wednefday it, performed, The COMIC OPERA LOVE in a VILLAGE. Hawthorn, ...
... DIED.] On the 4th. inft. Robert Huni'ton, of Buui tree-hill, in Scotland, Eft]; Wednefday, Mr. Stevens, many years matter Drury-lane theatre. An extraordinary Core performed by Dri, SMYTH'. SPECIFIC DROPS, univerfally acknowledged the only Remedy for Venereal ...