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... which produced fome very affe@ing Scenes that had “.__aproper Effec upon the Audience. : | Lat Night their Majefties were at-Drury.Lane Theatre, ~ to fee tte New Comedy of The Difcovery. 1 in Jul L Virtue herfelf might harboar in her Breaft; And where our ...
... Monday laft one Wm Thompfur, a poor old Weaver, near 70 Years of Age, who lodged in Thomas.Strect, ncar Newtoner’s-Lane, in Drury- Lane, was foond dead in the firt-mentioned Place, with a Wound feveral Inches deep en the Left Side of his Neck; and the next ...
... late Lord Chief Juftice Lee on a Motion before him, for an Information againft certain Perfons, concerned in a Riot at Drury. Lane Theatre, (in the Time of the late Mr. Fleetwood’s Management) declared it as his Opinion, That a continval Hifing was a ...
... two of whom were c¥pitally copvicted, viz. William David and William Bragger, for robbing J6hn Nelfon on the Highway | in Drury-Lane, of a Silver %Vatch and Hat; 13 were caft for Tranfportation, and eight acquitted, of whom was William Lee, tried on the ...
... fpacious, and built at the Expence of the Public. e s e Yeéfterday Se’nnight, during the Reprefentation of George Barnwell at Drury. Lane Theatre, when the Part came on wherein Barnwell goes from the Stage tn_lii_scfg&fi@_Egl cution, the Holiday Gentry in the ...
... carious Piece of the Kind in this Kingdom. HY ME N: 4 new occafional Interlude, as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, The Owerture compofed by Mr. P o 1 1 g Afer the Overture, the Curtain rifes to foft Mufic, and difeowers a Rural Scene ...
... ones were take in. i ajg is naw aflerted that Lord Clive will certainly go to e Y e e - The'fine Sign of the Shakefpear in Drury. Lane, which coft 1501. painting, was laft Week taken down, and we. hear is fold for 251, to be fixed at an lon in the Countiy ...
... ‘ral-Po&-RcccivingMcra:l Years) the Llpper En of Great Wyld Street, ncar Clare.-Market,” which barnt futioufly back into Drury. Lane, whereit confumed a Tripe‘Shop and another Houfe oppofite Lorg Are, and damdged feveral others before it was got under. ...
... little after 3 o'Clock, a Fig broke oot in the one-pair-of-ftairs Room of Mr, Smith, Leatherfellen, in Princefs-Street; Drury. Lane, which confomed that and thres otber Houfes, and damaged fome others before it was extinguifhed.. - : Monday Afternioon ...
... Years ftanding : Enquire at the Blue-Coat-Boy and Q?drant, in the Minories.—Mr. Norton, at the Violin and German Flute in Drury-Lane 25;!&\5-4«!. cured of a Scurvy in his Hands, after trying ;hgiuo, ater, Spaws, &c. in vainj the Humour was fo violent, that ...
... Ncte, atk:for a But.le of Jackfon's Daffy's Elixir. The following is the Cafe of Margaret Freak in Petty-foot Court, Little Drury Lane ; wasicured of a Dropfy, fwelled all over to a vieolent Degiee, could get noßeft Night fior Day ; but_by,taking one Bottle ...
... fifteen Pénce the large half-pint Bottle, NQEM%WM The Tollowing is the Cafe of Margaret Fréak in Petty-foot Court Little Drury Lane ; was cured of a Dropfy, fivelled all over to a i lent Degree, could get no Reft Night nor Dayj but by takin% o “Bottle ...