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... Public, ar.d is at this Time au• theivicated by Letters Patent.—Sold at Warehoufe Mr, Evans's, Gold-beater, Long- Acre, near Drury-Lane, London; alfbbyjolm Lacy, Bookfelier, at Northampton, and his £hop at Wellingborough on Wednefday s ; Mr. Gregory, Primer ...
... faid be at prefent incog, in this Metropolis j and a foreign young Nobleman, who fat Wednefday Night in the Stage Bex at Drury-Lane Theatre, was much gazed at, on a Prefumption of his being his Royal Higbnefs He had Book of the Play in his Hand, and appeared ...
... and is at this Time authenticated by Letters Patent—Sold at a Warehoufe at Mr. Evans's, Gold-beater, in Long- Acre, near Drury-Lane, London alfo by John Lacy, Bookfeller, at Northampton, and at his' Shop at Wellingborough on Wednefdays ; Mr. Gregory, Printer ...
... ry is (The Fourth Edition, Price One Shilling) THE GUARDIAN. A Comedy ■>' i»o Acts. performed at the Theatre- Royal, in Drury-Lane'. Written DAVID A C K. Printed for T. Carnan and F. Newbery, jan. at No. 65, in St. Paul's Chinch-Yard. Of whom may had ...
... Count y Theatre, the Scenery, relies, and Decorations ng entirely new, and copied eminent Matters from the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane. Mr. Carleton will life every Endeavour to give entire Satisfaction all Refpects, he humbly hopes for the Countenance of ...
... Royal, in Drury-Lane. Written by DAVID GARRICK. Printed for T. Carnan and F. Newbery, jun. No. 65, in St. Paul's Church-Yard. Of whom may be had, r. High Life below Stairs, Farce of two Acts: As it is pei formed the Theatre Royal, in Drury-Lane. The Eighth ...
... Theatre, the Scenery, Drefjes, and Decorations being entirely new, and copied by eminent Matters from the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. As Mr. Carlevon will ufe every Endeavour to give enthe Satisfaction all Refpects, he humbiy hopes for the Countenance of ...
... regulated, ; the Managers, agree tbie to tie prefeut Mode Performance the Theatieskoyil in London, by Mr. Hopkins, Prompter, Drury-Lane, and Mr. Younger, Prompter, with Notes critical and illullrative, the Text, and the Requifitrs neceffary :o each material ...
... regulated, by of the Managers, agreeable the prefent Mode of Performance at the KOyal in London, by Mr. Hopkins, Prompter, at Drury-Lane, and Mr. Younger, Promptei, at Cogent-Garden ; wi.h Notes critical and illultrative, refpecting the Text, and .the Requisites ...
... of the Managers, greeable to the pre lent Mode of Performance the THeatres- Koyai in London, by Mr. Hopkins, Prompter, at Drury-Lane, and Mr. Young#r, Prompter, at Covent-Garden wi h Notes critical and illuftrative, refpecting the Text, and the necefl'ary ...
... Sharpe's-Buildings, Aldgate, Middlefex, _ To furrender Feb. 15, and March 19, Guildhall, London—John Gittes, of King- Street, Drury-Lane, Middiefex, Victualler. To furrender Feb 14, 19, ana March 19, at Guildhall, London.---Thomas Rawbone, late Snow>liill, ...
... of the Horfes (of winch there were five) terribly the Eyes as to blind them. G. Yefltrday as Mifs Locker, Milliner, in Drury- Lane, was fcrviug a Person at her Counter, tne fuppofed Cultomer (a Man) knocked her down, and ran oft with a Paper of Laces ...