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... :er. On'-aturdav !alt George Purchale, the P.ailifi, was at the OM-bailf tor High Tiealon, committed tire frit March Jail Drury Lane. The Jury brought in their Verdict Special. the lame time Damare, the V'/aterman re= ceivM Sentence ol Death, as in Cafes ...
... Pottiy> never “ikt«d '.S' ll DiB.«.a b. W; R. CH ET WOOD, Twenty Years Prompter hisM»)r(ty of Comedians the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, London, , . w j All the WorU'i mi n ry Mm and IVomm. mertly Acltn- , .' * l, Printed tor the Author, and told Metheurs ...
... Collefted and Dieefted by W. R. CHETWOODi Twenty Years Prompter to his Majcfty’sCompany of Comedians of the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, London, All a. Stager and evry Man and Weman, merely AB.en-. . SHAKBseEaw. Primed tor the ftirthor. »nd fold hy MfflieiitS ...
... Collected and Digefted W. R. CHEtWOOD, Twenty Years Prompter to his Majefty’sCompany of Comedians of the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, Governors for twenty one Years longer to commence the firft aav M»y ne.r. Now we the Govcrnois do give this pubikk Notice ...
... pnfitc Dick's Ci'ffVe H ufein Skinner-Row, I’rice ILLIPUT; Dramstic Rhtertaimient Asitisperu lorrt-.ed the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane.' cuf nt, fa.ierrt Minorcs. Juv. Sit; 1. W.th a PROLOGUK Divil’Garrick, Hfq; Alf> POLYDORK ani (ULIA : the' LIBERTINE reebime ...
... Uick'a Ccffec-H .ufe in skinner-Uow, Price 3d. LILL PUT ; A Dramat-c Rntertaimuent it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. cupirnt, facient Mmores. Juv sat. I. With a OLOGIiE by Dsvid Garrick. Ktq; Alfo POLYDORK and JULIA : Or ilm LIBERTINE reclaimed ...
... Indulhiou. Jenny) who tor many Years kept a Houfe tor needhtous young Gentlemen Bndgcs-Street. and alter, wards Spungmg HouU Drury. Lane. Six eminent Bailiffs and lurnkeys held the Pall, and many of theif followers and Runners were Bearers, John Ketch, Klq: ...
... Weal of the King from that the Sub* ic&. ; Lad Night a Number of People prefling on Stairs leading to the Upper Gallery at Drury-Lanes Playhoulc, three Persona, two Women and Man, fell down, and hy the Weight of the People nigh, were crullied to rcath. Some ...
... Charles Code. By Letters from London have AccoJnt, the laft Aft of Romeo and Juliet, which was perf a; the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Mr. Fleet worn], who played Romeo, having torgot his Sword for Foil, unfortunately run Mr. Auftin, who afted Paris, quite ...
... (lie cannot put to lea without thorough repair. [Moft of this gallant ihip’s-crew are natives of Ireland.] The receipt at Drury-lane Piay-houle, Wedncfday night, for the benefit of the fufferers by the fire in Covcnt-garden, amounted to 2301. We are informed ...
... by the Recorder. pr. of the fir# letter 3d. the fecond, 6d. halfp. Oroonoko, Tragedy, with alterations, as it is acted at Drury-lane. pr. 6d. hilfp. The Campaign, uuc Story. In two vol*. Pr, 41. 4d. bound, or 3*. 3d. fswed. —The Happy Orphans, an authentic ...
... the Recorder. pr. cf the firft letter 3d. the fecond, 6d. 1 alfp.— Oroonolco, Tragedy, with alterations, it is acted at Drury-lane. pr. 6d. halfp, The Campaign, a true Story. In two vola. pr. 4s. 4J. bound, or 3s. sd. fewed. -The Happy Orphans, an authentic ...