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... animadverfiuns upon Cardan, declares could make fuch another machine with the grcatell facility. THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. Drury Lane 7 hsatre. Friday evening Mrs. Wells played Ifabella in Southern’s Tragedy of The Fatal Marriage. appearance in that character ...
... (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 ...
... livelihood by fending them into jhe llrcets, and are even there treated in proportion to the money they earn ; one houfe, near Drury-lane, has no lefs than fix of thefe unhappy wretches. If the magifirates have not power to apply fome remedy to the enormity ...
... reported two French Miflionaries at Montreal laft year. We have been informed, by a letter from Ireland, that Mr. Brereton, of Drury-lane Theatre, lies thereat the poinl death, having been leized with phrerzy fever. letters from Monagan, in Ireland, learn, that ...
... habit of taking fees from Curates. Dea/, W. BACKHOUSE, o*7. 7, 1754.. Archdetcon Canterbury. THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. C Drury-Lane) Tuesday night Mrs. Siddons made her firft appearance, for ihi« feafon, in the character of 1. Beverly, the Gamcller, Fintn ...
... to Paris, where he has got perroiflion to perform plays for ten weeks. His company are engaged, and of Lewis. Johnftone, Drury.lane Kemble, Robfon, Booth, Bonner, Williams, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Wilfon, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers, M)fs Cleland, the Irifh Mifs Wheeler ...
... cent. THEATRICALL INTELLIGENCE. On Friday evening a tragedy called Lord Rujftl, was the firft time at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. This drama is the produftlon of the Rev. Dofitor Stratford, a native of Ireland, and Author of feveral ingenious p ; eces; ...
... Gentlemen at the Bar. the cojrfe of lad week, no lefs than four robberies were perpetrated at linen-draper’s, in Ruffel-court, Drury-lane, the particulars of which were as follow : Fird, a woman, under pretence of buying fomething, dole piece of cotton, and ...
... Ceremonies, has piofcribed them from his rooms; and though they lli 1 are admitted at Covent-garden and at pit the Opera, yet at Drury-lane better deefirum prevails, and the box-keepers fail not to enfoice the orders given them lelu/ing admittance of any hat into ...