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... of the Cities, Colleges, Corporations, Companies, &c. 10. The New Comedy called, A Wife Lett. As a&ed the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. Written by Mrs. Haywood* xi The Modern Juflice of the Peace, containing the of a Juliice Peace all its parts : As Abridgment ...
... London Since our Last Catalogue. The Impertinent Lovers: Or, Coquet at her Wit's End. A Comedy. Afted at -the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. With a Preface, and Remarks upon its fage. Submitted Sir Richard Steele and the three Gentlemen concern'd with him as Patentees ...
... London, Jan. 18. Laft Night their Royal HighnefTes the Prince and Princefs, were at the Theatre Drury-Lane, and faw the new Tragedy called, The Captives. Thurfday laft the new-bom Son the Count Lippe, was baptized by jHe Name of George; his and Baron ...
... L Week one Mr, Rogicr, a Frenchman, Wife is A&refs at Lincoln's Inn Theatre, hanged hirnfelf his Houfe Wild-ftreet near Drury Lane% Ytfterday Sir Robert Knt (late Artorney General) fate as one of the Judges the King's Bench. The Papers he hud in his Cuftody ...
... fattened oil each lide of him. He was apprehended in the. following manner ; Boy belonging to Mr. Radford, a Headborough, in Drury- Lane, faw him in a Butcher's Shop near Neutoner s Lane, cheapening fome Rib's-of Beef, and meeting with an Acquaintance of his ...
... Accident. A Man and a Woman are committed to Newgate, who are charg'd Confederates with Sheppard, in Robbing the Pawnbroker in Drury-Lane; fome the Goods being, hear, found upon upon them: However, Sheppard denies having any Accomplice in the laid Robbery. Tis ...
... afterwards for his Security. Written by himfelf during his Confinement in the Middle-Stone Room, after his being re-taken in Drury-Lane; the Copy he delivered Mr- Applebee at the Place of Execution, defiring the fame might be forthwith publifli'd, &c. _ An ...
... Clerke the South-Sea Houfe.' Harlequin Sheppard. Night Scene Grotefque Characters: As it Perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By John Thurmond Dancing-Matter. With new Scenes painted from the Real Places of Aftiin. To wh ch is prefii'd, an Introdaftion ...
... Tragi-conical Refleftion* of a moral and political Tendency, occafion'd by the prcfviit state of die two Rival Theatres in Drury-Lane and Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Gabriel Rennel, * 'm' v * Gentlemen by fending their Orders to the Printers hereof, way lave any ...
... Thuriday two) to Newgate, being charg’d with f-veral Robberies on Highway. The Beginning of thi. a Wife in Staple-Yard, Drury-Lane, going into a bour’s took wo a) whieh fhe to bs Milk and Water, but was a Chymical paration, which ih. finding drank bearty ...
... a Rope. was yeftirday brought to Bed of two Children. laid tha: his Maj-fly's Company of Comm.dians the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, intend pet form for the Winter, 011 Saturday the of September next. There Advice from Scotland', that the Laird Taibor ...
... Letter* ' which arrived yefterciay from Deal, mentioning that all was yet fafe. Mr. Shaw, a famous Dancer the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and Son-in-Law to Mr. died laft Wedneiday. hear from Waltham, that divers Outrages have been committed thofe Parts, fuppofed ...