... a proxy. On Monday died, at his feat in Leicelterfhire, the Right Hon. Lord Vifcount Wentworth. On Monday Mr Groome, of Drury-lane, fell from the fore-niaft of a fliip into the Thamt-s it Limehoufe; the body being found about eight minutes afterwards ...

... Monday laft, died, at his lodgings in Chclf.-.i, after a fhort Illnefs, Mr Henry Moflop, formerly a much ad- mired aiftor at Drury-lane theatre, and late manager ofthe theatre in Smock-viilev, Do*bGn. Tiie prefent current weight of the gold ccrin ex- pires ...

... Lords for their con- currence. ._ * « ' Laft night the Frincefs Royal accompanied their Ma- jeftics ro the theatre royal, Drury-lane, for th.c firft time, to fee the new tragedy of Braganza, and the trip to Newmarket. She was dreffed in a pink fattin coat ...

... With a Tragedy, never aeteo here, called vj A T I L D A. The Part of Matilda by Mifs V O U N G E, Prom the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. IBein? her fi'ft appearance on this ftagc.) vtf'th a FARCE, as will be exprefs'd in the Bills. look will be opened the ...

... fixteen operas ir.ay be h:iu hound up together for 400 The Rival Candidates, a comic opera, performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, - 060 A fet of Italian Canzonets, for two voices, compofed by Signor Sacchini, - - o J o Pyramus and Thyfbe, a favourite ...

... 'ffelfinhi. lifrtime. T . V Pira- may be had bound up together for 400 - 2 5* a comic opera, performed at the A ?.I ?? - 'n Drury Lane, - o o - 1 ?? o lan Canzoreis, for two. voices, compofed by Wii j*' - - o J o Si , j T hybc, a favourite Cantata, compofed ...

... fixteen operas may be had bound up together for 400 The Rival Candidates, a comic opera, performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, - 060 A fet of Italian Canzonet.-, for two voices, compofed by Signor Sacchini, - ?? ° i ° Pvramus and Thylbe, a favourite ...

... more pleafing face on this place, than I ever re- member to have feen. Laft week, the wife of Mr Tookey, cabirie:-makcr in Drury-lane, was brought to bed of three boys and a girl, who, with the mother, were likely to do well. _ Dublin, Sept. 1. At the affizes ...

... gical conceits of Mifs T are admirably hit i __ One of them now af..s his brother if he has leen what they are doing at Drury-lane, telling him, *• they have: not left a bit of the old covering on, and that even tlis- Old Rofe Tavern had pu_ on a mafquerade ...

... confidence with which fome people difpofe ofthe feals, we are well afiured that mea- fure will not take place for fome time. Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday laft, was opened with an occaflonal prelude, which was well received. It was taken from the fable of ...

... 's houfe, previous to their opening the Courts. We hear, a new tragedy, by Mr Home, is in rehear- fal at the Theatre in Drury-lane ; and » new mufical comedy, fet ?? Ante, wili ihort ly appear %i Cov^ct- Garden. ...

... be added, the JUBILEE, With all the Songs and Decorations ; AND A GRAND PAGEANT; As now performing at the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. The whole to conclude with a Roundeley, in honour of SHAKESPEARE. This Day are publifbed, In One Volume in Quarto, price ...