Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... The following is the Cafe of Margaret Freak in Petty-foot Court, Little Drury Lane ; -was cured of a Dropfy, fwelled all over to a violent Degree, could get.no Reft Night nor Day ; but by taking one Bottle of the above Daffy’s Elixir, prepared by Jackfor ...
... “h THEATRICAL TNTELLIGENCE, Tlte Majque of dlfredi-which was slled this evening at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was revived wicth great fpleador, and at agreat expence. Many of the feenes are defigned by De Loutherbourgh, and printed by Carver, French ...
... barnt, Mifs Pape, who has played in Ircland for fome months paft, is eagaged by the mew managen of Drury lane Theatre for the enfuing winter, Mr, at Drury-lane, and to have it always dedicated, without amy expence, to the accommodation of his own company ...
... of each Book, to be had at the Shop, and of the following Bookiellers Richardfon, Royal Exchange; Barker, Ruflel-Court, Drury. Lane; Marfom, N 0.187, HighHolborn; Walker, Paternofter. Row; Ryan, No. 351, Oxford-Street, near the Pantheon; lMMnn(-:\n, K ...
... ‘ral-Po&-RcccivingMcra:l Years) the Llpper En of Great Wyld Street, ncar Clare.-Market,” which barnt futioufly back into Drury. Lane, whereit confumed a Tripe‘Shop and another Houfe oppofite Lorg Are, and damdged feveral others before it was got under. ...
... at Houghton, at 40,0001. Mrs. Cawley, the authorefs of the Farce of #bs; the Dupe ? had, laft night at her benefit at Drury. lane Theatre, a very crowded, brilliant, and polite audience. -Amongft the perfons of the firlt rank were their Royal Highuel&i ...
... Ncte, atk:for a But.le of Jackfon's Daffy's Elixir. The following is the Cafe of Margaret Freak in Petty-foot Court, Little Drury Lane ; wasicured of a Dropfy, fwelled all over to a vieolent Degiee, could get noßeft Night fior Day ; but_by,taking one Bottle ...
... which she ouly obtained sixpence spon its sale at an old iron shop.—A fine child two ye.rs old, belonging to Mrs. Mayo, Drury. lane, London, au only child, was, a few days ago, deprived of one of its eyex by a mischievous boy, who threw a handful of lime ...
... Monday laft one Wm Thompfur, a poor old Weaver, near 70 Years of Age, who lodged in Thomas.Strect, ncar Newtoner’s-Lane, in Drury- Lane, was foond dead in the firt-mentioned Place, with a Wound feveral Inches deep en the Left Side of his Neck; and the next ...
... Houfe, No. 8, 1 st. Alban-ftreet, Pall-Mall; alfo of the b'z:.hkfelkn: Richardfon, Royal Exchange; Barker, Ruflell-Court, Drury. Lane; Marfom, No. 187, High Holborn; Ryan, No. 351, Ouford-itreet, near the Pantheon; Lunn, Cambridge éa. zard, Bath; Palmer ...
... the ocglecl proved fatal, .J the died in great Agonies. We are affared that there is a Perfon now living in Wyld.fieeet, Drury. Lane, who for thefe feven Years pall bas neither eat Bread, Meat, Fruit, or Vegerable, nor drank cither Water, Beer, Brandy, ...