... time, the new Comedy of the School for Scandal, written by R. Brindley Sheridan, Efq. as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, nights, to the moft brilliant and crouded audiences j the part of Lady Teazle by Mrs. Mattocks. Mr. Mattocks takes this ...

... called for the tenth pint, which he drank, and expired immediately. Sunday evening one Lloyd, a glafs-grinder, Parker's-lane, Drury-lane, having had fome words with his wife a fit of jealoufy, pulled knife from his pocket, and her the neck at the back of her ...

... calamity could not be occafioned by the fin of blafphemy, for that caie would have begun Billing /gate nor letvdntys, for then Drury-lane would have been tirft fire ; nor lying, for then the flames-had fpread from Weltmiidter-hall ;---no, my beloved, it was ...

... Acls, called, The MAID OF THE OAKS; Or, A FETE CHAMPETRE. As performed upwards of fucceflive nights at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, to crouded Houfes. Old Groveby, Mr. Perry; Sir Harry G.oveby, Mr. Sutherland; Hurry, Mr. Hodgings ; Dupely, by Mr. Booth; ...

... William Adams, of Benfon, Oxfordfhirc, Dealer.--- George Crew, of Houndfditch London, Copperfinith. - -Robert Law, late Drury-lane, St. Martin in the Fields, Carpenter. ...

... Johns Michel I, ...

... for Scandal (which has been performed upwards of one hundred and fifty nights the com two winters, the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane) will performed here this evening (Monday, June new fcenery and decorations j with the favourite entertainment of Love Mode ...

... orcheltva fell in, by which accident many of them were hurt Mr. Barry from the Ifle of Wight, and Mr. Gaudry belonging to Drury-lane theatre, received the greateft injury (cveral others were much frightened, but did not receive any hurt; many fine inffruments ...

... the favourite paitoral of Daphnis and Amaryllis, (or the Spring) lately performed with great applaufe at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Our mufic meeting, which Uegins Monday next, is expected to afford the moil maflerly performances, and the moft agreeable ...

... as fall in their way. Monday night, with their inftruments, they tore the face of a girl at the corner of Ruffel-court, Drury-lane, in ' a moft fhocking and murdered another the corner, of White-, horfe-yard. A maid-fervan-t to lady in Kent G olden - ...

... Rehearsed, (written the author The School for Scandal, and performed the courfe of the two laft winters fhe Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane upwards of one hundred nights) is in rehearfal, and the fcenery preparing at very confiderable expence, from the plans of ...

... afternoon. ridiculous accident, although it had nearly been a fatal one, happened one evening laft week in the pallery lobby of Drury lane Theatre. A man, drefled, was detected in taking a ntleman's watch as the crowd was prefling towards the door, which was ...