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... Honour to HerM^jefty, in Room of Mifs Vane. Lafl Night liis Royai Highnefs the prince of Wales, went to the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, and faw a ftew Tragedy called, Injured Innocence. Yefterday the Lords heard an Appeal from the Court of Chancery in Ireland ...
... building. Laft: Tuefiiay Nigh* the Earl of Scarborough and Mr. Thorn Refident from Saxe-Gotha, were • rat the Theatre in Drury-Lane, where Mr. Brae *who fold an Eftate in Glocefter-fiaire to the Lord '-Chancellor for 70,000 1. came into the Theatre in ...
... the Liberty of Weilminfter, in room of John Cotton, Efqj who refigned. The Pickpockets made a fine Harveft laft Night at Drury-lane Playhoufe, where the Por- rugal Ambaflador, befides his Gold Watch, loft his Sword, as did his Secretary, Sir William Wynn ...
... of our Wits are at work to decide- this im- portant Point-. There is a great Call every Night: for the Beggar's Opera in Drury-Lane Play houfe % but die Manager, loth to difbblige either of the. Rival AclrelTesj has not yet thought fir to gratify the Audience ...
... ofthis Affair is reckuned at a greater Diftance than ever. We fee the following Affidavit publilhed here: c John Ud-ail, of Drury Lane in the County £n. Middiefex, Carpenter, maketh Oath, that ' upon iitit urday lait james Tayior came to him. c and told, ...
... Service of the Government. Laft Night when their R. Highnefles the Princj and Princefs -of Wales were at the T-he-atre in Drury-Lane, Mr. Beard fung the old Song, To Arms I Britain ftrike home 7 at which his Jloyai Hig-hnefs fhewed fuch a Satisfaction^ ...
... themielves — ■ •while their Feliow-chriftians are perifhing,. ought Friday laft the L. Chamberlain fent an Order tothe Theatre,. Drury-lane, prohibiting the R-e- -prdentation of the Tragedy called ARMINIUS : But to give you fome Idea of the Scope of this flay ...
... houfe, and-being difappointed oi what they expe«£ted,, were fo enraged, that the greateft Dif- order happened ever known in Drury-lane. We omit the Particulars for want of room. ...
... hi-ny the Command, of the Scfuadron- deiigncd fcr the Channel Service. Or* Wednefday Night laft a Difturbance hap- pened at? Drury-Lane Play houfc, occafioned by one of the principal Dancer *s not being there to dance at -the end -of the Entertainment, where ...
... of the lime Nature fince the Froft began. On Sunday Morning a Woman about 30 Years f Acre was found frozen to Death in Drury-lane. |%c Miferies the Poor at this time fuffer, by the TVarnefs °f Coals, and other Neceffaries of Life, are terrible; it is ...
... here before, called THE WEDDING-DAY, as it has lately been exhibi- ted feveral Nights fucceffively at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane with univerfal Applaufe. Greenock, March 19. Sailed the Try a lof Salt- coats, Rob. Steel, the May, And. Turner, the Thiftle ...
... War of the Line, to reinforce Admiral Medley, who has been there for fome Time. Thurfday a Roman Catholick Bookfeller in Drury- lane, was tuitcn into Cuftody by Mr. Carrington, one of his Majefty's Meffengers, on Sufpieion of High T rea- fon. We hear that ...