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... Plays are tegulated, agreeable to the prefent Mode of Performance at London Theatres, under the of Mr. Hookins, Prompter, at Drury lane, and Mr. Younger, Prompter, at Covent- GarcUn with Notes critical and illuflrative the Au. thor, others neceffary to form ...
... Sanrih-nk, in Cnefrnre, Jnnholdtr. Temple Henry Cmker.-o, lghthau, ' County of Kent, and Thomas Mo. is, Craven Buddings Drury lane, Mjddftfex, Merchants a«d Partners. James Weldon the younger, tha .Verdant Edward Parker, late of Little raddam the County ...
... Account of the Masqvu c/Alfred, performed for the firft Time thefe fixteen Years, at Drury- Lane Theatre on Saturday evening. THIS Mafque was written the celebrated Mr. Thompfon, Author of the Seafons, in conjunction with Mr. David Mallet, at the requeft ...
... Carter, cf the town of' Huntingdon, the county teflon, Innhcider. .Abraham Parens and Thomas Cave, fate Cockpit Ally near Drury Lane, Dealers, Chapmen, and Copartner?. Richard Dutton, lih.x, Merchant, [ T/'ts fjr the London Caibtti. Arrived Mail J°ro.*n ...
... fpeech, confeflion, character, « the unhappy malefacterer, *' And comic poet, Thomas Addle B.iain, ** Who Monday hft at Drury-lane ; *' All for the price of halfpenny a-piece Still hir ears thofe horrid founds encreafe ! Try'd and condemn'd, half-executed ...
... Managers, a-, greeable to the prtfent Mode of Performance at the Theatres Royal in London, by Mr. Hopkins, Pi-fnpter, at Drury- Lane, and Mr. Younger, Promp;er, Covent-Garden ; with Notes critical and illuftrative, refpecting the Text, and the Requifites ...
... boatfwain of man of war, and a trawlman, (a fifherman) well acquainted with every part thereabouts. Mr. Lacey, Joint Manager of Drury-lane Theatre with Mr. Garrick, is abfolutely determined to put on the bufkin he has made two experiments in tragedy at Norwich ...
... Monday laft died his feat in Leicefterfhire* the Right Hon. Lord Vifcount Wentworth. On Monday Mr. Groome, of the Red-Lion, Drury-lane, went on board the Afltley, at Limehoufe; climbed the foremaft, when the top his foot Hipped, and he fell into the river; ...
... dominions, to be imme ...
... out, intended occupy the channel daring the couife of this prefent winter- On died Mr. Rocker, ingenious Engraver; be to Drury-Lane rhentic. A few days fmce died the Hot Wells, Mr. Emanua' S.nitnfon, 101. was one' the people called Qn->kers, and fp_.-k ...
... orfuance of Advertiftmcrt, to call together Mr. X's Ticket Holders This Evening, the KING'S ARMS Tavern, Lit la RuHeil Street, Drury Lane, Refolved unanimcurty, That tbe who for a Meeting of Mr. CosTs Ticket Hofders, by not ring to avow his Advertifemcnt, has ...
... promotion both ol Military and Civil Officers on occafion. We hear that an Erfe Opera is rehearfal at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane and that a Bookfeller remarkable for his /kill in that language, will appear in the principal character, as foon as his ...