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... Let pigs be gown’d and puppies wear the bays ; The apes of icience medals Ihould obtain, And owls turn wits and write for Drury Lane. But Satire aims at female hearts, How tenderly at thefe die hurls her darts ; A blemifh now and then perchance die fhews ...
... of the late Rtv. hdge. ys fmee died, while (lie was performing comedy, on the ftage Plymouth, ltt , formerly belonging to Drury Lane laft died, Mr. Samuel Scott, eldcft fon f » of Stratford, Eflex. .penning died at Newington green, of a [’•Wfs, Mrs Elizabeth ...
... Council was held* previous to his Majefiy's return to the Qnrcr.’s Houfe to dinner, and at night the Royal Family went to Drury Lane Theatre. This day Mr. Pitt will give a dinner to feveral of his Majefty’s Miniflers, when the perfons will be fixed on in ...
... that feveral refpe&able houfekeepers have attefted the fame.— Case. Mr. Edward Alh, Taylor, at Mr, Cook’s, Butcher, No. 63, Drury-lane, Londoh, was violently afflidled with a fcorbutic, corrofive, painful humour on both his hands, which almoft drove him to ...
... Draper, Dealer and Chapman; the April next, ten in the forenoon, at Guildhall, Lond n. Final Dividend. Robert Miller, of Drury lane in the county of Middlefcx, Woollendraper; on the 24th of April next, at ten in the forenoon, at Guildhall, London. Final ...
... T'i* & * P» ft , Saturday, March 24. / LONDON. 1 b AST night their Majefties hon-' oured the Theatre Koyal in Drury Lane with their prefence, to fee the iaft new Comedy of Sedudion. They were accompanied by the three Princefles, and attended by Lords ...
... feffions in the Old Bailey. The King returned to Buckingham houfe at five o’clock,, and in the evening the Royal Family went to Drury lane Theatre. His Grace Norfolk Harts another candidate for Cumberland, who is faid be Sir Fletcher Vane. The Earl of Lonldale ...
... (lipped from them, and ran off towards Tower-hill. Oo Friday evening as Mr. Lowth, fon of the of London, was coming out of Drury Lane Theatre, a fet of daring pick-pockets furrounded him in his way to his carriage, forced his fervant from him, and robbed ...
... Bahama illandi. ■ ■ Fuejday.-ln Savilr row, the Righi Hon. Lady Mary Forbes Lately*-At Edinburgh, Mr. Gaudry. formerly cf Drury lane theatre —Mjfs Lattea, daughter William Latten, Efq; envoy Mortcco for his l.t* Majefty, from the LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS ...
... Foftye, of Greenwich hofpital, Efq; July 12. Mrs. Wife, of Rail'd flreet, Covent garden, fider Mr. Hopkins, prompter of Drury lane theatre.—Mr, Birch, win. and merchant, in Holborn.--- 'July 23. Hennon, Francis Delapone, Efq; formerly wine-merchant in ...
... Machinery, and every minute Part of the Decorations, as performed upwardi of Sixty Nights laft Winter, the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Corporal William, Mr. HE L EY. Sir Harry Bouquet, Mr. MIE L. Serjeant, Mr. MUNDEN. B uillard, Mr. NEWTON. Gauge. Mr. MAR ...
... himfelf, that they need only to be to be approved of. Mr. llurft being obliged to attend his duty at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Tucfday night, and two principal performers who arenow p engaged here for this feafon, continuing fo indifpofed as not ...