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... 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 ...
... addition to the in irr.ilicence, one great will he, that it will fcoop out large licit filth and profligacy in the purlieus of Drury. lane. ...
... pratfe. Let pigs gown'd, and pnppies wear the bays. Let icientific apes wreath obtain, And-owls turn wits, and write for Drury-lane. All, all would plcafe; we ne’er can ft’int the flame Which gilds the path to glory or to fame; Or gay, or ferious, focial ...
... Charlotte-ftrcct, Rathbone-place, to Mils Ward, of Southampton-row, Bloomlbury.—-Friday, St. Andrew’s, Holborn, Mr, Kemble, of Drury-lane Theatre, Mrs. Brcreton, of the fame place, deaths. Wcdnefday, at Ilford, in ElTex, John Mafon, Efq; formely a wine-merchant ...
... the 10th of November. parifh St. Piter the Great the city glover, dealer and chapman. ■ly of St. Jamcs’s-ftrcct, Ute of Drury-lane, i.im-court. Spring-gardens, in the county of r, deala' and chapman. ...
... Attorney, Mr. Swaync, of the borough of Wilton, in the county of Wilts. John Watts, formerly of St* James’s-ftrcet, late of Drury-lane, ami now Buckingham-court, Spring-gardens, in the county Middle felt, Broker, Dealer and Chapman furrender on the 17th of ...
... are happy if they can get even the promifeof REVERSION, in cafe of iilnefs or other cafualnes. THE A T R E. —April 17. ( Drury-Lane.) SATURDAY evening a Tragedy was performed for the firft time, called Julia, or The Italian Lover, written by Mr. Jephfon ...
... Guild- I\ S to be AHowed i lt' r 0r before the of Odober. Brentwood in the county ElTex, carrier, I V u Pr nces-ftreet, Drury-lane, Weftmlnflcr, / Middlesex, foap-boiler, dealer and chapman. ...
... When you've got fuch army MISCELLANEOUS No. IV. PRO L O G Written for Mr. Cobb’s Farce acted for the Benefit Mfi 1779, at Drury-lane ltl hut lately piihlijhed. WHENE’ER our Play Bills 7'he curious fain would ,lo ' ,vl If oft before, upon (his well He’s ...
... between feven and eight o’clock, fire broke out, almoll inflantaneoufly, at a houfe the corner of Little Bridges-ftreet, near Drury-lane Playhoufe. The perfon who occupied the houfe where the fire began, is a grocer and oilman ; and the oil immediately attrafling ...
... Hackwood. The Lady’s dowry is twenty thoufand pounds. Coventry garden Theatre will be opened on Monday next. . The opening of Drury-LaNE Theate is poltponed till Tuefday. The following very Angular circumftances were the fubjeff of a ferious enquiry on Wcdnefday ...
... Hampton Court, 50 years ago in 1737. Friday, at Ponder’s End, Thomas Mayne, Elij; formerly of Middle Temple-lane.—Same day, in Drury-lane, Mr. French, Holier.—Same day, in Grofvcnor-place, William Thorpe Holder, Efq,-—Sunday, Coldbith-iquare, Mr. Henry Bath ...