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... With DON JUAN. On Thurfday, the lad New Comic Opera, called THE'HAUNTED TOWER. As now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with univerfal Applaufe- The Opera opens with Sea-storm, and View Dover Caftle, including the North Foreland Meadow, Cliffs ...
... called DON JUAN, Or The LIBERTINE DESTROYED. As performed upwards of 100 Nights at the Royalty-Theatre; and afterwards Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and the Royal- Circus, with univerfal Appiaufe. With entire New Scenery and Drcfl'es, and all the original ...
... introduced, A New Comic Pantomimicai. Ballet, called, TKE WOOD-CUTTERS, Compofed by Mr Lassells, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Principal Characters, Mr Lassjls, and a Lady from the King's Theatre. London. GROVND ANIi LOFT}' TUMBLING, By an excellent ...
... Pall Mall Mr. Deykin, Long Acre Tucker, ditto; Haynes, New Tcthill-ftreet, Wertibinrter; and Mr. Jeffries, Wild paifagc, Drury Lane. Diopfy.—Sion Girney. Witnefs, Mr. Campbell, Builder, Sr. Martin's lane. Putrid Fever.—The Son of Mr. George Humphrey, No ...
... in the iirft rank of the fer- vice. A new Mufical Farce, entitled, Ko S.ng, r.o S;/pper, was rehearfed yefterday at Drury-lane Theatre. In C^eeen Mary's reign, the punifhment for a libel, ever, when againft the Sovereign on the Throne, was one month's ...
... June 8, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Oxendon -ftreet, Hay-market. William Watcrhoufe« of Blackmore- ftreet, Drury-Lane, Mufic Seller. To Appear April ?? * May 8, and J und $, at Guildhall, London* Attorney, Mr. LaWlefs, Southampton Buildings ...
... the White Hart Inn, Kendal, Weftmorland. Attorney, Mr. John Petty, Weftmorland. William Waterhoufe, ot Bla'ckmoor-ftreet, Drury-lane, Middlefex, mufic feller; to furrender April 27, May 8, June 5, at e'even, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lawiels, ...
... brighifmilb. —Thos. Bulman, Henry Bulman, and Win. Bulman, parifti of Kendal, W'jflinoreland, Watcriioufe, ot Blackmoor-ftieer, Drury-lane, Middlefcx, mulic-fcllcr. David dc Penna, of Houndfditch, London, leather-man.— William Thompfon, late of Waltham Abbey ...
... of Bnftol Bulman Buman and William Butman of Kendal in Weftmorland drovers and butcher William Waterhoufe BUckmoor-ftreet Drury lane Middle- mufic-feller Houndfditch merchant William of Waltham-Abbey Broad-ftreet Bloomlbury Middlefex viftaallsr Thomas late ...
... biijhtfmith. Tho. Hulmiii, Henry *Bulman,and W. Bulman, Kendal, WcAmorcland, drovers. Wia. Waterhoufe, Blaekmore-llreet, Drury lane, mufi •- feller. David de Pemia, llounfdi.cli, featlieiman, Wm. Thompfon, Waltharn Abbey, ElTex, Ihoukecper, Win. Monk, ...
... dreffer. Thos. Powell, of Briftol, Thomas Bulman, Henry. Bulman, and Wm. Bulman, of. Kendal, drovers. Wm, Waterhouie, of Drury-lane, mufick-feiler. David de Penna, of Hounfditch, feather-man. W. Thomp- fon, of Waliham Abbey, thop-keeper,. Monk, of Bloomfbury ...
... Patents now g. were ■ in the licentious reign of Charles the Second, Sir William Davenant and Mr. Killigr.ew; as that ol Drury-lane was only a Patent in fee. His Lcrdfl*ip, for a Chancellor, gave a tolerably good account of public {daces. Saturday lad ...