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... The Loyalty parted from the fleet, and bore away for .Antigua. On Tuefitfay a printed paper was difperfed in the ?? and in Drury Lane theatre, charging the managers of tbe theatres with innovations in refufing admitance at half price, &c. in contequence ...
... int of the new Piece called the Elopement ,- Jed at Drury Lane, on JVeduefdaj night for ?? benefit f Mr. Havard. ' p ERSONS REPRESENTED. -pboughtlefs, Mr. Havard, Senfible, Mr. ?? L ord Loveall, Mr.Lee, V a _y Candid, Mrs. Hopkins, ft&s. Ttioughtlcfs ...
... bacon. An anc'cnt proverb fays, God guards Drunkards and chit fly drunken bards. He rode like champion or bear warden, From Drury Lane Covent Garden Charg'd thro' the players thin and thick, With fifty cufTand fjngle ftick. march'd the round, One lucklcfs ...
... had judgment given them, with confiderahle colts and damages, againfl Thomas Jackson, tinfture-man, now rc« moved (from Drury-lane) near the fleet j and Joseph Russel, in Quecn-ftrect, London, for counterfeiting Bar r,. Pectoral Drops, and making ufe ...
... and had judgment given them, with confiderable cod: and damages, againlt Thom as Jackson, tindture-man, now removed (from Drury lane) near the fleet ; and Joseph Russel, in Queen-ftreet, Cheapf.de. London, for counterfeiting Dr. Batem a n’s Pectoral Drops ...
... profccutcd, and had Judgment given them, with tordiJcrable cods and damages, Thomas Jackson, tinflure-man, now removed (from Drury lane) nearthefleet; and Joseph Russzl, Queen-flrect, Chcapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Hateman’s Pectoral Drops, and ...
... profecutcd, and had judgment given them, with considerable coils and Thom as Jackson, tinflure-man, tifiw re- moved (from Drury lane) near the fleet; and Joseph Russn, in Qneen-flrect, Chcapfidc, London, for counterfeiting Dr. B at kman’s Pectoral Drovs ...
... be ! Ever bound, yet ever free. K N ; A occajional Interlude, /re ' U IS er f orme the next night at the theatur * n Drury-lane After the over- X' t ' *' }e rta!n r pes to foft mufic, and difcoafjs a ' ura l a temple in view, Hymen a altar ' and ...
... had judgment given them, with confiderable colts and damages, againft Thomas Jackson, tiiuSlure-m in, now removed (from Drury lane) near the fleet; and Joseph in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. BATEMAN’s Pectoral Drops, and making ...
... Wild -ft reet, which contained that and fe- veral other dwelling lioufes in the fiid drear, and burnt quite through into Drury-lane, before it could be got under. It is computed, that nine houfes in ail have been burnt, befides oih ...
... bookbinder and ftationer, near the De ingenious invention, arid which has been fo fucccfsvil’s Gap, the top of Wild-ftreet, Drury lane, fully executed, as to ftand even a fevere rubbing of which foon confumed that houfe, with the other foap and water. The ...
... tiiid judgment given them, with i confiderable cods and damages, againft Thomas Jackson, tindlure-man.now removed (from Drury lane) near the fleet j and Joseph Russel, in Quecn-ftrect, Cheapfide, London, f° r counterfeiting Dr. BATEMAN’S PECTORA! DgOPS ...