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... purell veftal the lewd tendency of their meaning, as they make Mary freak a language which would difgrace even a modern Drury-lane nymph. This a fufiicient apology for our giving extracts this part our author's performance} and irrefragable as * wo M-rj's ...
... life, Debiuch'd and take prudent fe Leave off your Covent-garden tricks, And foherty n marriag fix. Fly iron the nymphs of Drury-lane, And join the Hymeneal train. Re quick, and wholfome Virtue wed, Nor take diftcmper'd Vice to bed, Who gives but iliort ...
... life, Debiuch'd and take prudent fe Leave off your Covent-garden tricks, And foherty n marriag fix. Fly iron the nymphs of Drury-lane, And join the Hymeneal train. Re quick, and wholfome Virtue wed, Nor take diftcmper'd Vice to bed, Who gives but iliort ...
... fowell as to have gone abroad. On Wednefilay Lft Mr. Campbell con t m 1 ?? .- : the new -pay ing of Holborn, from the Bars tt Drury-lane, the foot-way to be complcatcd ?? November, and the carriage-way by tard next. Yefterday two fme moufe deer arrived in rhe ...
... Toby and I.ady Fhzz, who pre- Iw/ I tend to be wonderful judges of the- X- » ?? strical merit, having ccmpofeda piece f or Drury-lane houfe, a morning is fet apart for ihe rehearfal of the tirft act, at which Sir Toby, •lis lady, Mifs Fuzz, and Mr. Maccaroni ...
... arc to found in every page. M. A peep behind the curtain ; or, The rehearfal. As it is now performed at the theatre-rova!, Drury-lane. Is. Bcckct. An eflay on the chara ...
... The cobler's medley. JReing a choicc collection of the pieces profe and verfe, ferious and comic, of Jobfon the cobler, of Drury-lane. Vol. i. Wilkie. Love at crofs purpofes : exemplified in two and conne&ed hiftoiiea from real life: viz. i. The forced marriage; ...
... i GLEE and GRAND CHORUS. By Ur. ARN E. Performed at Drury-lane, June 21. PffNCH, The Medium of Life. ' ~\7OU ask me, dear Jack, for an Emblem that's X r;fe, And clearly explains the true Medium of Lifie , f think I have hit It, as fnre as a nun. For ...
... Duke of Hamiitons ap- partments in the palace of Holyrood Houfe. This evening, his Danifh Majefty went to the Theatre in Drury Lane, to fee the tragedy of Mac- beth ; in which Mr. Garrick piayi--d °the part of Macbeth. . To-morrow his Danifii Majefty will ...
... evening to Co- vent Garden theatre, to fee the tragedy of Jane Shore ; and when that was over; his Majefty re- paired to Drury-lane houfe, to fee Harlequin's in- valion. It is faid that a fermon, rather too warm on the fide of liberty, lately preached ...
... The cobler's medley. JReing a choicc collection of the pieces profe and verfe, ferious and comic, of Jobfon the cobler, of Drury-lane. Vol. i. Wilkie. Love at crofs purpofes : exemplified in two and conne&ed hiftoiiea from real life: viz. i. The forced marriage; ...
... Jin account ofthe ne-w Tragedy of Zl WGiS ; per- formed for the firfl time on Saturday laji, at Drury-lane Theatre. D&amatis Persons. Zingis, Mr. Aicken. Timur, Mr. Holland. Zemouca, Mr. Reddifb. . Cubla, Mr. JefferJ'on. Zenah, Mr. Fanner. Aulac, Mr. ...