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... Letters and Jrom the late DAVID GARRICK, Efq. COON after Mr. Gartick had purchafed a moiety of Drury-lane Theatie, he difcovered the company requited a considerable recruit of low atlois: the choice of thofe he generally paid an attention to and look ...
... BELI.'s Edition of JANE SHORE, a Tragedy, as wrilten by diitmgtiifhing alfo the variations of the Theatre, performed at Drury-lane. is rc:naikable that this edition is thecompletelt, and of any that has ever been pubhlbcd, it is printed complete as the ...
... marriage/ The Jury gave a Verdift tool, damages, and oofts of fuit, for the Plaintiff. Tuefdav night a terrible atfray happened Drury. lane A having taken man, an elderly Gemleman P , who was aocilcnta.ly palling, interpofed in his behalf, upon which he was fur ...
... Weftminfter, and Southwark ; giving a mote full and juft account of he following places than any ever before publifhed, viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Gardcn, and Theatres; Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Kenfington, Sadlers and Bagnigge-Wells, St. James's and the Queen's Palace ...
... their artful went with one them to the Bank, fold out ioool. ftock, and came to a publick-houfe in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, where he had not been many minutts before the third efcaped with his Bank Notes, to the amount before-mentioned. The countryman ...
... 67, High tfdlborrr; No. 6, Cockfpur-flieet, Charing- Crofs, corner of SufTolk-ftrcet; and No. 5, Bridgesitrcet, opposite Drury-Lane Theatre.—Alfo fold many of the bookfellers town and country. N. B. The refponfibility and fidelity of G. Hicks and Co. have ...
... 30, cct, and No. 67, High Molborn; No. 6, Cockfpur-ft: cet, Charing Crofs, corner of ; and No. 5, Bridgesftreet,oppofitc Drury-Lane Theatre.—Alfo fold by manof the bookfellcrs town and country. N. B. The refponfi'nility and fidelity of G. Hicks and Co ...
... 67, High-Holborn. 1 . No. 6, Cockfpur-ltreet, Charing-Crofs, corner Suffolk.ftreet. And No 5, Br idges-ftieet, oppohtc Drury-Lane Theatre. Thefe adventures being conftrufted upon a peculi mode contraft, authorifed by the King's Patent, are exempted from ...
... Yefterday evening their accompanied by the Prince of Wales, incefs Royal, Princcfs Augufta, and Princefs Elizabeth, were at Drury-Lane theatre, to fee the tragedy of The Fair Penitent, with the farce of The Englipman in Pun's —His Majefty w as attended by ...
... Dragoon Guards, to Mifs Leyfon, of the parifh St. James. At Hendon, the Rev. Carfington Garrick, Mr* Bannifter, jon. of Drury-lane-theatre, to Mifs Harper, the Theatre-royal, Covent-Ga: den.—At C! in Chelhire, Mr. James Cheethain, of Adfv.ood, aged 6e ...
... Wcltmin- Her, and Southwark ; giving a more full and jud account ol the following places than any ever before publifhcd, viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymaiket Theatres ; Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Kenfington, Kew, Sadler's and Bagnigge-Wells, St. James's and ...
... Wcltminfter, and Southward giving a more full and juft account of the following places than any ever before pubhlhed, viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Hayma; ket Theaties; Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Kenlington, Sadler's and Bagnigge-Wells, St. James's and the ...