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... privaie T of London, and Southwark 5 giving: a more {uj! and juft account of the following places than any ¢ before viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and market theatres; Ranelagh, V.uxhail, Kerfinston, Kew, Sad- Jer’s and Bagnigge-We'ls, St. James’s and ...
... exhibitions, and obliging fuch as chafe to hear them, to take as much pains to procure orders a8 of the if the place were Drury-lane. The plain d ines gofpel are not thought fufficiently convine ing, ently alluring to mankind—their ears muft be tickled ...
... by re. BARRIN GTON, b Mea. WEATHERHEAD, And th A P art of CHARLOTTE RUSPORT; By Mrs. GREVILLE; fiom the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, To which wil! be added COMIC OPE RA, call’d The WATERMAN, Tom Tug (the by Mr, HOWARD, by Mr, MARRIOT, And Robin, by Mr ...
... logue to Tritttam Shandy, octafional prologue on opening the theatse, new {ongs at and Ranelagh— Account of new pieces at Drury Lane and Covent cles of Garden ms{querades at the Pantheon, end other arti- parlismentary hiftory ; Month- ly political retrofpect ...
... capital paintings of Angelica K ud an, ‘The winter theatres have not yet in form announced thetr opening ; but it is faid that Drury Lane wil €gin on the’ oveat Garden on the of eptember, fol] ows; O} eherday hay and ftraw fold in as cw hay, dhay,from 2. 2s ...
... Frost, at +}v CIRCULATING LIBP.ART, in Chelmsford. a few days will be pubiiihed, the Mufic the. Mettmorphofes, performing Drury-Lane, by Jackfon Exeter. . cvi c; As fold hy the KING.- PATENT, for Sixteen Year* N Compliance .vith the A€t of Parliament for ...
... had left orders that no money Ihould be diftributed his abfence. The witnefs law fifty half guineas given to a publican Drury-Lane to procure fifty voices, and that officer went into Spitalfields obtain them, and that he faw them come with their aprons ...
... weighty lurcly brokt hfart - ■ i m volunteer, ar.d cant depart .' If of tragedy the pleating pain, who would lhut door; of Drury-Lane adt, not let houfe that's ail - To get little cam- ■■ or none at all ? Friend:- (0 the tr?de, and left the market drop ...
... reputation, have abfeonded. O N O N, Saturday, Dee 11. during the representation of the comedy of the Rouble Dealer, at Drury-lane theatre, on Wednefday evening, foreign nobleman, diitinguifhed by a though otherwae very plainly dreit, came into the {wince's ...
... hereditary prince of Baden Dourlach. Laft: nighjt their honoured the Oratorio of tho with their preience, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The king was drelTed in fiii: of light-drab, richly embroidered with gold, and wore the Order of the Garter. The queen ...
... was entirety doled, and though touched with the fihgwj and moved various directions, did not one drop ot biood. There were Drury lane on\S x aturdiv ni»h Mrs. benefir, which is^S^T l can harbour. Twice, that 'amount eager lor adm'lhon. .- On Sunday morning ...
... a conteft above hour, favour of the butcher. This morning, between five and fix o'clock, a fire broke out in Fig-court, Drury-lane, which confumed the noufe and furniture, and child (which was in cradle) penihed in the flames. LE J rom YEARLY-MEETING ...