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... gold watch, &c. Mr. Garrick attended, and proved a debt of about 2001. We are informed that Mr. MoiTop will foon appear at Drury-Lane Theatre. Saturday a perfon, faid to be a merchant of this city, was brought to town from Dover, where he was taken from ...
... General Graeme lately Secretary out young of different family admired for perfimal and highly efteemed her perfections The of Drury-lane theatre ourchafed of authsr of Grecian Daughter for which have given Yefterday butcher Market ran mile in minutes of guineas ...
... it incumbent on that the faid falfe they having anyKitchen Stuff to Mr Denni The new the Grecian Daughter now performing Drury-lane with fo much applaufe) will be reprefented with new Scenery See on Tuefday was married Francis E(q Hound-ftreet this county ...
... be afraid of any fueh accident hap- pening in our nlay-houfet as has jult happened in trie play-houfe at Anilt^idam. Both Drury-Lane and Co. ?? theatres have a ciltern of water at the top of the houfe fumcient to extinguifh any (ire. A comi- cal faying ...
... Warcrtotifcinen Abtsham Merchant Simon of Manteu-itrcer irwcuer Smith Cotdiefter maker Francis Card of Cravcii-BuildliiKs near Drury-lane Coal-Merc hane ' Aug Honeynum BiiAbl' at Tavern Corn-diret Barrhrt and Bartktt Briflnl Miiliners Aus 8 Charles Sakar of ...
... of wife after will having had fufficient leifure to mke The following a fail— child Mr Young Taylor in Little Wil ftreet Drury lane (who bad not bfcen inoculat-C ed) was a fhort fincc taken ill the fmall pox which two other of his' children had been iooculated ...
... his creditors. On Wednefday at the Public Office in Bow-ftreet, Sophia Johnfon, widow, who keeps the Cock and Magpye in Drury-lane, charged one Morris, a jour- neyman taylor, who lodged at Mrs. Johnfon's, and having paid her 3s. were noted in figures ...
... gentlemen being to fail thi evening is mil!icin..ries to America. — Loud. Even Pfl. I.ail night at thr- I hi-atie Royal in Drury-lane, the Irifh ri'ideu; a petite piece of two ?? wa-, played lor the firll time. — ''he pi. cc w.is tolcrabl . well received ...
... three of afleroblcd Hill where been with back of for miniftry expence charge who moft occafion mfrifj am Laft night the in Drury-lane Irifk of a was for was tolerably well Mr Mr in parucolar Barry greatly audience A Jhip Kewcaftle to Hull laft on board periihed ...
... from thence except to the Britiffi garrifions under fevere penalties Laft night juft befote tonclufioit of Irish Widovv Drury-Lane (a t which their Ma’jefties were prefent) alarm of was given from the two (hilling gallery which immediately echoed from ...
... they can meet at pretended whatfqever the forms Friend and the Public againft Mr Baddely ac-i a COFFEE-HOUSE and TAVERN Drury-Lane Playhoufe to recover Stall-Street near King’s-Bath money faddles bought un depend on beft Accommodation and their Favours ...
... ill from a blow fhe received in confequence of an apple being at her on Saturday evening as fhe fat in the fide boxes at Drury-lane Theatre and it is faid the faculty are apprehenfive fhe will entirely deprived of the fight of one of her On Satnrday night ...