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Old and New London
… collection of old plays bequeathed to the Museum by David Garrick. The Towneley collection of antiquities, comprising a …
Old and New London
… mulberry-tree, at one time in the possession of David Garrick; the punchbowl of Robert Burns; and portions of the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… first master of this school; and the celebrated actor, Mr. Garrick, whilst under his tuition here, shewed thy early …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… contributed to the theatrical history of Cambridge. The Garrick Club, formed in 1834, gave performances at Barnwell …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the tobacconist of Ludgate Circus and friend of David Garrick, was a Chichester man, to whom Collins went for …
Old and New London
… called Justice-hall; there were Mr. Burke, Mr. Garrick, Mr. Beauclerk, and Dr. Johnson: and undoubtedly … stated to have amounted to 11,000, being 2,500 more than Garrick's a few years earlier. In 1776 Foote sold his …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Bishop, T. 1773 29 Mar. Charlewood, B.S. 1775 20 Apr. Garrick, N. 1786 20 Mar. Crosdayle, H. 1792 25 May Turner, W. … Mar. Roberts, J.W. 1800 12 July Ducarel, P.J. 1806 21 July Garrick, N.E. 1809 5 June Phelps, E. 1814 29 Aug. Davis, J.H. … 25 May Causton, N. 1764 14 Apr. Warburton, S. 1773 16 Mar. Garrick, N. 1775 20 Apr. Barker, F. 1780 17 July Kinneir, W. …
Old and New London
… 130. Dr. Johnson wrote the prologue, which was spoken by Garrick himself, and Tonson was among the contributors. With …
Old and New London
… at the Freemason's Tavern. He had succeeded almost to Garrick's fame. His feeling was so true, his voice so …
Survey of London
… this period that Miss Woffington's association with David Garrick ran its course: their cohabitation is, however, … in Dean Street that they entertained Samuel Johnson and Garrick grumbled at his paramour's extravagance with the tea. … a ratepayer in St. Anne's do not contain her, Taaffe's or Garrick's name, although a 'Joshua Woffindon' was a ratepayer …