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... Mdjefties dined at the Queen’s pakot, and in the evening went to the theatre-royal ■in Drury lane. . • j I.aft night, juft before the conclufion of the Irifh Widow, at Drury-lane theatre, an alarm cf fire was given by feme perfons in the two /hilling gallery ...
... Halfey, of Portfmouth, he Hants, linen-draper. obert Dewley, late the Coldbathefields, cornchandler.-- m. it Carlos, of Drury-lane, Middletex, tobacconilt. of Srecks. his Bank flock 147--India ditto 167! a 168.---3 per ith cent. Bank ann. red. 874 0874 ...
... the Calves-head club might as well meet to fhew their loyalty to the King, or Charlotte Hayes give a ball to the nymphs cf Drury-lane and Covent-garden, as a compliment to her Majefty. The late Mr. Macky’s le: acy to Mr. Wilkes, does the prefent Mr. Mac ...
... ofl 4 MUSE Four Theatres Regal, 1. Opera - and’ 2. Little Theaire, in the Haymarket 3. Drury-lane 4. Covent-garden Strolling Companies. | 2. Bow 1. Boroug ...
... Hofpitals. Thurfday the Grand Jury of found a bill againft Richard Pennick, Clerk, for affaulting George Colman, Efq; in Drury-lane, between the hours of eleven and twelv e on Friday night laft. elterday a motion’ was made in the Court of Chancery againft ...
... pt of no protection of chat aft night a new ¢ tagedy; called written by Col. Jephfon, was perferroed the tirft time at Drury- lane theatre. The language is in genera! nervous, and the whole repreferitation was received with uncommon marks of ipplavte ...
... remain unchanged, when they accufe others of the. fame crime of which they are guilty themfelves ; and as I palT d through Drury-lane, I heard mob of women raving with great vehemence againft youngfemale, vvas talking to a gentleman in liquor; and among' ...
... Meffrs. Hampton and Pern, who their another year. S U RY Ocr. j Mr. Grill, late this city, made hi; appear- j ance night at Drury-lane theatre, in Othello', C'oofidering it as his firft eflay, the performance was very capita! one : his conception his adthorwas ...
... fall in their way. Laft night, with their fcarifying inftruments, they tore the face of a gul the corner of Ruffel-court, Drury-lane, in moft (hocking manner, and murdered another at the corner of Whjtehorfe-yard. What a fhameful neglefl it in the police ...
... only by William Frtke, ironmonger, Stanhope Clare-iYiarket, London, and the Patentee’s manufaftcry. No. 7, Princes-ftreet, Drury-lane. N.B. At the above manufactory are exhibited various Inventions by Royal Patent, of fingular public utility, particularly ...
... William Freke, ironmonger, Stanhopc-ftreet, Clare-maiket, London, and the Patentee’s manufa&ory, No. 7, Princes ftreer, Drury-lane. N. B. At the above manufaftory are exhibited various Inventions by Royal Patent, of lingular public utility, particularly ...
... LETTERS to anJfrom the late D. GARRICK, Eff. SOON after the Mr. Girrick had moiety of Drury-lane Theatre, the company required conliderable recruit toev actors j in the choice of thoie he gent aily p«ij an attention to perfon and lirok, more t,.a to genius; ...