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... pat been Man in man private excurfions about the metro- and He was ecn about ten days. ago in the two ineff Polis The of Drury-lane, dseffed, or rather wrap- ed up, ina large furtout coat, and held a handker- and Vhief to his mouth. On thele occafions ...
... Weftminlter, and Southwark} giving a more full and juft account of the following places than any ever before pubiifhed, viz.— Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket Theatres; Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Kenfington, Kew, Sadler’s and Bagnigge- Wehs, St. James’s and ...
... Reel toy-maker.-—Thomas Bill, Wolverhampton, buckle-chape-mailer. —Withers Newman, otherwife Wither Holyman Newman, of Drury-lane, brafs-founder. James Clsrkfon, late of Bafinghall-llreet, London, Infurancebroker.—John Miles, of White Waltham, in Btrklhire ...
... Bridewell, St. George’s Fields. . . , , , , Friday night an alarming not happened a home of ill-fame in Whitc-ttart-yard , Drury-lane. The ciroumftanftances which gave rile to it learn arc as follow ; Some few weeks fmcc girl of creditable parents in Wcftminftcr ...
... bclore him next Saturday nit. clock, at Serjeants-Inn ball. ' On Tuciday night Lord Herbert lofKhis gold was going into Drury-lane Theati r. Laid night a fire broke out at the *jfe.'!' atSonteifct Hoafe, which rfireFrooms/an.. damaged two others; but ...
... leveral refpcflable houfekeepers have attefled trie fame. —CASE. Mr. F.dward Affi, taylor, at Mr. Cook's, butcher, No. 63, Drury- Lane, London, was violently afflifled with (corbntic, corrofivc, painful humour on both his hands, which almoft drove him to ...
... Title Page, The NEW VOCAL ENCHANTRESS Containing an elegant fele&ion of all the neweft Sonet lately at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-G-r den, Haymvkrt, Royalty Theatie, Vauxhall, and all other place* ol public amufemcnt. Printed for C. Stalker, ...
... 'medicine, that feveral houfe. keepers have attelled the lame. CASB. Mr. Edward Afl;, taylor, at Mr. Cook's, butcher, No. 63, Drury-( Lane, London- was violently afllidled with a lcorbuttc,' corrofive, painful humour on both his hands, which almofl drove him ...
... owing to the want of wool, which has thrown hundreds of poor families out employ. night a new Comic Opera was performed at Drury-lane theatre, called Lcve in the Eaji , or Adventures of twelve Hours. —It is luppofed to be written by Mr. Cobb, the author ...
... MONDAY, J*nt 2j. This day Meffri. Fielding, Flomer, and Conft, appeared Counfel for the proprietors of the Theatres-Royal of Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and the Haymarket, againft that part of the Interlude bill which gives the Magiftrates a power to licenfe ...
... has been but a (hort time, he has gone by two different names. Hands indi&ed for robbing E. Mefurier, Efq. time fince, at Drury-lane Theatre ; and is alio outlawed. Some officers belonging to Bow-ftreet are difpatched to bring him to town. Yellerday the ...
... filhery is now before Government; it remains to featl what ul'e they will make of it. On Saturday evening was prefented, at Drury-lane theatre, forthefird time, nautical entertainment, called The Doftor and Apothecary. Thurfday night, about leven o'clock ...