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... The ROMAN FATII F. R. ?? by Kr, W. Whitkhiap, The Approbation this Piece met with from crowded Ai.d. encl Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, is the Motive which .nauci ofter it to our general BeneiaCtois, The Play will be decorated in an elegant Manner, with all ...
... Writ'in ly Mr. W. Wh 1r r. 1. 1 an. The Apptobation tliis Piece met svith from crowded Audiences at the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane, is (he Motive which induced us to offer it to our ge-trat Benefactors. The Play will be decorated in an elegant Manner ...
... Mr. JOHN LOCKE, drawn 'from an original Painting. Witt a New Song, fet to Mufick,' and Sung at tbe Theatre^, ' Royal in Drury Lane, a Count y Dance, and two Mathe- matical Cuts, The LONDON MAGAZINE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER,' For OCTOBER ...
... and two hundred. And on Wednefday the 25th, the Gentlemens Subfciipti-.ui will be ?? foi as uftnil. At the Play-House in Drury-Lane, Durham, On Eafler Monday, being the 23d of April, SEveral furprixing Performances will be exhibited, by the celebrated ...
... SOLD by AUQTIQ N* By Mr. A S H L E V, ?? At his publick Sale Warehoufe, next Door^te the Fox and Still* the upper End of Drury lane, -next Holborn, This Day, and To-morrow, THE rich Wearing- Apparel, Lumen, China, Japan, fome clean Bedding, neat Houftiold ...
... This Day yeas puhlifbed, [Ptik& I s.J ~ Now adapted to the Stage, with Variety of Songs, as A_ed at the Theatre Royai in Drury-Lane. CO MU S, a MAS K. Written by MILTON, and then a_ed at Ludlow-Caftle. Printed for A. Millar, in the Strand. 2~. ?? Day was ...
... s&d there) cali'd, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. *-. ** Written by Shakespeare. As it has been performed atthe Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, with ths higheft Applaufe, tor levei ai Seaibns. To which will be added an Entertainment, (never perform'd there) ?? The ...
... among a Variety of ufeful snd entertaining Orginal . Articles : The Story ofthe Defert Ifland, as it is uo \ ailing ac Drury Lane; the Hiftory ofa very rare Cafe in Stirgci*);; Re- marks on the Letter to two Great Men; Animadvcrlioitt on Speaking in ...
... Garrifen could have Nothing to exped from enraged and fsvage Enemy, but the moll cruel Torments that can be infli&ed on them. Drury-Lane Playhoufe, we hear, open* on Saturday fe'nnigbt. Mr. Sheridan and Mr. Lowe are engaged at that Houfe for the cniuing Seafon ...
... will be prefented a new Tragedy, cali'd, The Orphan of CHINA. Wntten by Mr. Murphy. And performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane with great Applauie. This excellent Piece, well deferving of publick Attention, has a far ftronger Title to Elttem, than ...
... was fmbtij&d. Price is. 6d. T~HE WAY to KEEP HIM : A I COMEDY in Five Afis. As^^ it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. MURPHY. - Connubio lungam ftabili, propriamque dicabo. Vt&. Printed for P. VaUlaat, facing Southampton-Street ...
... The Weakoefs' of Hum?n Reafon 5 a-Rhaplbdy. A Confblatoi y Addrcfs to a Friend, fome Account of the New Farce, afted at Drury Lane, called the Rjegijjer Office. Curious P.cmitks, in a Letter from Ofwego, dated Anguft 6, 1760. A Genealogical Account of ...