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... KingVArms in Pater-noiler Row. Of ivbom rut] bt bad. The Minoi, a Comedy Mr. Foote. it it ailed at the Theatrea Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Carden, ...
... of Newgate, £e having obtained his Msjefiy’s moH gracious Free Pardon. Monday Servant at a Hatter’s in White Hart Yard, Drury-Lane, hanged herfelf. The Reafon of it was thought to be, the feeing her Sweetheart going out with bis SiHer about two Hours ...
... threeo'Clotk, a Fire was difcovercd in the Houfe of Mrs. Anne Hazledine, Widow of the late W. Hazledine, Anckor-Smith, in Drury-Lane, which entirely coofumed the whole Building. The Wind was very moderate, or in all Probability that Quarter of the Town ...
... fuch Velocity that it could not be (lopped. IT fbe Whole ImprtJJlon of the New Comedy the JEALOUS WIFE, by Georce aiVing at Drury Lane, having teen fold off the firft Daj ■. 't 1 Publication, it it rtfria ihg with the ulutcf lifted, to i'.llj tbit uncommon ...
... (he faid that (he was already married to the Man, and as his Wife determined to affert her Right to him. On Saturday next Drury-Lane Theatre will open, and on Monday Covent-Garden, each with the Beggar's Opera. THURSDAY’S POST. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. -of Prinet ...
... London. Sunday Morning abont Eleven o’Clock, hi* Royal ■ 1 fet out for WincWbr.’* Laft Night there was very full Houfe Drury Lane, 'and the Company were mitch entertained'by'Mr. Obrien, who, after the Dance to thd' new Comedy made a Ibw .Bow, and feid ...
... fold very radbnably. Vefterday Afternoon as a Chimney Sweeper’s Boy was fighing with another Lad in Thomas’s-Street, near Drury-Lane, the Mother of the latter ftrock the Chimney Sweeper fo violent a Blow on the Head, that mflarrtly expired (he waf carried ...
... the Society of Sign Painte.i, with humoureoa Remarks. Poetry 1 Farmer’s Return from London, new Interlude, it performed at Drury Lane, in. News Foreign and Dcmeftict Lifts of Stocks, Botha, Manages, Deaths Books, Preferments, Ac. LaUm, printed for T. Durham ...
... dec. complaining of the Managers the Theatres refuting Admittance at the End of the Third Afk a Play for Half Price: And Drury-Lane Theatre, in the Evening, upon drawing the Curtain, when Meffieurs Obrien and Holland began the Play, they were interrupted ...
... Frejuenters Theatres.—-Gen* tlemen. In Defiance of the Regulation « which your Refolution and Steadinel* lately « ellablifhed at Drury-Lane Theatre, and in * which w«* umverfally underftood, that * the Managers of the other Theatre had fully nequiefeed, there ...
... and on Sunday Night lad (he died, to the inconfolable Grief of her mod adedionatc Parents. On the Day after the Riot at Drury-lane, in the End lad January, before Mr. Garrick went to the Theatre drels for his Part in Elvira, he thought it advifeable have ...
... Sailo.'i Ritvek, by the fame Author, juft printed. It. A COMEDY called the DISCOVERY: Ai it it .IW it the Theatte Royal in Drury-Lane. Written the Editor of Mifi Bidulfh, it. £d. The CITIZEN, a Comedy as it is performed the Royal in Cofent-Catden. By ARTHUR ...