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... following fummer performed at Dublin ; and in the winter next enfuing he engaged himfelf to Mr. Fleetwood, the then manager of Drury-lane theatre, where continued till the year i 74 t ?» the winter of which he again went to Ireland and became joint manager with ...
... it behoved Parliament to take care that fo dr* ving an officer was no lofer the conduft Admiralty Board. Mr. Y ates, of Drury lane theatre, now dangeroufly ill in confequence of paral) ftroke. 'l'he tidings of Mr. Garrick’s death him very much, but feeing ...
... called, The BEAUX STRATAGEM. To which will be added, a new Mulical Entertainment, ' it is performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and never afted here, called, The CAMP. With the original Songs, &c.—To conclude with a grand Reprefenlion of at COXHEaTH ...
... Harlequin’s Invafion: Or, The Taylor without a Head, At it has. been upwards thousand Night* the Th*atre-Royal in Drury lane. Hailcquin, ■with the Original Prologue, Mr, WRIGHT. Snip, Mr. WILSON. Abraham Mr. BARRETT. Bmmce, Mr. WAYLETT. Forge, Mr. GRIFFITH ...
... Plav, favourite Mufica! Inteilude, called The RECRUITING SERJEANT, A* Performed with great Applaufe at the theatre Royal Drury Lane, by Mr. Uibdin. Serjeant, Mr. J. WILSON. Countryman, Mr. TANNETT. Mother, Mrs. RUSSEL. And Wife, Mrs. WILSON. To which will ...
... and fuccefsful exertions iu the B;i i fenate to promote the trade and manufactures of the kingdom of Ireland. Monday at Drury Lane Theatre, was performed for the fir lime, a new tragedy, called The Law of Lombardy,’' written lay the author Braganza. The ...
... and tool, for the Office not being . ,‘ w . , Manager*i &mpUmtnt hti , 'COON After Mr. Csrrick purchafed a'fhaic in the of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Rich thought proper render mure commodious enlirge hi* Playhoufe, of Covent-garden. Rofcius paid him a vifit ...
... London, V, oo'lendraper on the ol June inftant, at ten in the oat Guildhall, London. John I ernard Meyer, of Princes ftreet, Drury-lane, in the county of Middlefcx, Sugar refiner, Dealer and Chapman; on the izd of June mftant, at five in (he afternoon, at ...
... and Dr. Douglafs, Canon Refidentiary St. Paul’s. Monday morning the perfon who threw ferpent from the IhUling gallery of Drury-lane theatre into the two fhilling one, was brought before Sir John Fielding in Bow-llreet. his examination it appeared that ...
... L. B. V'icar that pa* l late Fellow of New College, Ox ord. fday, in Weftminfter, aged‘lo2, Mrs. » mother Mr. arke, of Drury-lane March IZ. At our afiizcs, which Saturday laft, Auguftm Defpar, Licu- Snd Quarter-mafter of the Liverpool Surrendered himfclf ...
... Guildhall, London. '* Hoi ft fall, London, Merchant; the 14th January ncsxt, at forenoon, GutldUail, Thomas Jeforf m, of drury-lane the county of Middlefex, Innkeeper, Dealer and Chapman; on the 7th of January next, at e’even ’.n the forenoon, Guildhall ...
... of chimneys was blown down in Arundel ftreet, Strand ; a flack in Norfolk-flreet; flack in Surry-llreet; three flacks in Drury-lane; 3 flack in Curfltor-llreet, which beat in the roof of the houL aujoining; two flacks in Gray’s Innlane; flack on Clerk ...