...no longer existed ; and the latest known reference to it äs still standing is Davenant's, in 1663 : "The Red Bull Stands empty for fencers : there are no tenants in it but spiders."3 It was probably pulled down soon after the last named date. Nevertheless, Wright may very...

...Two very hot fencers without doublets : France They would hire our Play-house. PLAY. For what use I Hous.-K. For a school, where they'd teach the art...money. PLAY. Tell 'em the Red Bull * stands empty for There are no tenants in it but old spiders. Go, bid the men of wrath allay their heat With prizes there....

...„Das Red Bull," sagt Davenant. „steht leer für Fechterspiele. Die einzigen Bewohner sind Spinnen". „The Red Bull stands empty for fencers; there are no tenants in it but spiders. l gegen alles Edle1), und nebenbei aus Schelsucht, weil ihn seine Schwester B e 1 1 imperia...

...actors but common fellows." Letter and more modern theatres arose, and in i663 IJavenant declared that " the Red Bull stands empty for fencers : there are no tenants in it but spiders.'' KILLEV WITH Hey wood. ROM two entries in Henslowe's Diary the date when A Woman Killed with...

...Dramatic Poetry, iii. p. 132 (1879 \ who quotes from Davenant, Playhouse to be Let (acted 1663) : ' Tell 'em the Red Bull stands empty for Fencers ; There are no Tenents in it but old Spiders : Go bid the men of wrath allay their heat With Prizes there.' It had...

...Dramatic Pottry, iii. p. 132 (1879 \ who quotes from Davenant, Playhouse to be Let (acted 1663) : ' Tell 'em the Red Bull stands empty for Fencers ; There are no Tenents in it but old Spiders : Go bid the men of wrath allay their heat With Prizes there.' It had...

...Playhouse to be Let" (supposed to have been acted in 1663), we find an allusion to the Red Bull : " Tell 'em the Red Bull stands empty for fencers ; There...men of wrath allay their heat With prizes there." J. Payne Collier was in possession of a printed challenge and acceptance of a trial at eight several...

...and Tavern, famous about the middle of the seventeenth century. Davenant, writing in 1063, says, " The Red Bull stands empty for fencers, there are no Tenants in it but old spiders." Masonry flourished at different times in other old Inns, in or near St. John's Street, for instance...

...this the old playhouse was deserted. In Davenant's The Play-House to Be Let (1663), 1, i, we read: Tell 'em the Red Bull stands empty for fencers: * There are no tenants in it but old spiders. 1 After November 8, 1660, they acted also in Gibbon's Tennis Court in Clare Market, which they had...

...Playhouse to be Let " (supposed to have been acted in 1663), we find an allusion to the Red Bull : "Tell 'em the Red Bull stands empty for fencers; There...men of wrath allay their heat With prizes there." J. Payne Collier was in possession of a printed challenge and acceptance fought, but with good pleasure...