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... the prifoner, called out for affiftance, and though releafed immediately, the prifoner was fled. Monday night, June 10, Drury-lane theatre was clofed for the prefent feafon with the comedy of the Wonder, in which Mr. Garrick made his laft theatrical ...
... Surgeons-hall for difie&ion. On Sunday morning Mr. Pritchard, Bootmaker, of RulTel-court, Ihot himlelf at the George inn, in Drury-lane, and died immediately.—lt is not a little remarkable, that the above unfortunate young man (who was one ot the molt eminent ...
... Surgeons-hall for difieftion. Sunday morning Mr. Pritchard, Bootmaker, of Ruflel-court, /hot himlelf at the George inn, in Drury-lane, and died immediately.—lt is not little remarkable, that the above unfortunate young man (who was one ot the moft eminent ...
... The quarrel originated the preceding evening at one of thofe infamous receptacles called Hazard Table, not many miles from Drury-lane. Thcfe infatuated, mittaken men, engaged in the prelence of a number of gentlemen, who at a tance (being deterred from ...
... quarrel originated thfc preceding evening at one of thofe infamous receptacles called a Hazard Table, not many miles from Drury-lane. Thcfe infatuated, miftaken men, engaged in the prefence of a number of gentlemen, who at a tance (being deterred from ...
... equal damage. or about two in the morning, inanegro-houfe or kitchen of John Gardiner, Efq. next houfe to the eorner of Drury-lane, leading into the Pafture, on the Pafture end of the lane, the fire broke out; when it was difcovered the houfe it began ...
... almoil equal damage. or about two in the morning, in a negro-hout'e or kitchen of John Efq. next houfe to the corner of Drury-lane, leading into the Pafture, on the Pafture end of the lane, the fire broke out; when it was difcovered the houfe it began ...
... horrible to be related, in which (aid the prifoners, with near joother wretches, ufually,alfernblcd in Nag's head Court, Drury-Lane, for abominable practices; and that one man, who had the appearance a gehtlSmaii, who frequented that houfe, and who keeps ...
... tran‘parencies only him 8ool. The whole was not lighted, nor the fcaffolding removed, till near one o’clock in the morning. Drury-lane was next in tafte and brilliancy. The difpofition was extremely ingenious, and the colours brilliant. St. James’s-flreet ...
... tran‘parencies only colt him The whole was not lighted, nor the fcaffolding removed, till near one o’clock in the morning. Drury-lane was next in tafte and brilliancy. The difpofition was extremely ingenious, and the colours brilliant. St. was a_blaze. The ...
... Ie lifters in the comic lie, at both theatres London; and, her irrefiftible attractions, has added mere to treafury of Drury-lane theatre, than any other aftreff, not excepting Mrs. Siddons. - All defcription her merit mult feeble ; fuTice it, (lie ' ...
... his firft appearance on this ftage Harcourt, Mr. Smith. The part of the Coun er by A N Mes. J O R (From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane) Lucy, Mrs.-Rofs; Mrs. Norman, being her firft ap- arance on this To which will b¢ added a Farce, as will be expreffed in ...