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... S-B £ - p - » - y •n O- S- 2- A* e § 'I C .Staintou's, Blolloni’' Inn, L i; cnce-Eane, &at the Ceuftitution Punch-Houfe, Drury-Lane, LONDON. Prlwlarin general is perfoimed, and Uam* Bitas TAeatn dIEC. Ac. done at an Hoer't Neticc. ...
... Disd. Tbe Right Hon. Lord Vifcount Down.— Mrs. Durv, rlxt of the late Major General Dury.— Mr. Hopkins, late promp- ter of Drury-lane theatre.— At Wufflen in the Electorate of Ha- nover, Captain Edward Sheldon, in tbe fervice of hit Britannijc. Majefty.— ...
... George's Hofpital. Mr. John Lock, • Weaver at Hogfdon, cur:A of a Leprofy. The Child of . Mrs. Lydia Brian, oi f'arke- (Ire. t, Drury-Lane, cured of .. the Evil. The Child or Mrs. Margaret Hand. London: t 1 WalLcured of the Scurvy. Mr, Wm. Field, Saffron hill ...
... many places excellent, an all rtfpcCUlilc. Ihe Screen the Schnoi for Scandal was little, if all, beneath what I lately in Drury lane; and placed the Edniburgh forniers, whole failure in the fame play was witnefs to, afew days before, in a very inlcrior ...
... Letters and Jrom the late DAVID GARRICK, Efq. COON after Mr. Gartick had purchafed a moiety of Drury-lane Theatie, he difcovered the company requited a considerable recruit of low atlois: the choice of thofe he generally paid an attention to and look ...
... court-martial is, that he is ?? the fervice. A new Comic Opera, called the Lord ofthe Manor, was performed laft night at Drury-lane theatre, for the fiift tuns. The fable, excepting a few political epifodes, is principally taken from Le Stivain of Marmontel ...
... their Advantage in dealirg with him. WHtREAS on the Night of the of December, 1780, the Globes of the Microcofm Theatre in Drury-lane were broken, ahd the Porter dangeroufly wounded, three Chairmen : The Members of the Microcofm Soriety hereby offer a Reward ...
... fon of the Vicar of Hitchin, and nephew to Mr Wm Hilton, late of this town.—Laft week, Hopkins, many years prompter of Drury-lane theatre.—On Sunday the syth ult. io New Norchflreet,London, MrsSalkcld, rclift of the Rev. Mr Saikeid, Rotbbury. ExtraS ...
... be difpofed on moderate Terms. Inquire of \ V 1 • go, the Globes Murocofm heatrt in I Mr. Innis, No. 34, Dawfon-ftreet. Drury-lane were broken, d the Porter dangcrouCy EXCHEQUER BILLS. wounded by three Chairmen: Ike Members the difpofed of, a f, .v Exchequer ...
... tour-wheel arid Pair of new Harnefs. * • 1 WHEREAS on the Night the of-Decemher, 1780, the Globes of thc. Microcofm Theatre in Drury-lane were broken, and the Porter wounded, by three Chairmen : The Member* of the Microcofm Society hereby offer a Reward of twenty ...
... or charitable Ufes, or fell again. WHEREAS on the Night of the of December, 1780, the Globes of the. Microcofm Theatre in Drury-lane were broken, and the Porter dangeroufly wounded, by three Chairmen : The Members of the Microcofm Society hereby offer a ...
... Stitsfaft ion ef generous and Public. The lall new Comedy, cal'ed The Generous Impoltor, which is now at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane with the greetell Applaufe, lias been for lime in Heheatfal the Theatre in Smock Alley : and will performed in a few Dayr ...