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... young: Fellow, unufed to that Way of Life, and driven to it through Neceflity. On Tuefday Night there was a great Riot at Drury- Lane Theatre, on Account of the French Dancers performing there, on which Occafion the Audience was divided into two Parties ...
... following extraordinary Robbery we are in- formed, was committed on Wednefday Night laft, viz. After the Play was over at Drury-Lane, a Lady got into her Coach in order to go Home ; when before the Coach had got far, a young Man genteely drefs'd who had ...
... Grandfon the famous Kelligrew in K. Charles the Second'* Reign: He had a Patent for receiving a Guinea every Night they in Drury-Lane Flayhouie. The Head of this Family came from Cornwall, and this Gentleman dying a Batchelor, it is believ’d that his real ...
... nt.—Mitford Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant.—James Weeks, Ottcry St. Mary, in Devonshire, Scrgemakcr. —lfaac Parker, of Drury-Lane, Hofiar. Paici* of GRAIN the left Market Days, Oxford. WheatBl. ics. tool. is. 6d. per Load. Ba ley 6d. to 16s. per Abingdon ...
... 1756, Judgment was alfo given in Favour of the faid Diceys and Okcll, againfl Jncifin, (Tinfturcman, in Craven-buildings, Drury-lane) near the New-church in the Strand, London, for the like counterfeiting the faid Drops, Seal, and Bills of Cures, tec, around ...
... January, 1756, Judgment was alfo given Favc* of the (aid Dicey* and Okell, againft y*ckfift, (TincfcureiruD Craven-buildings, Drury-lane) nc;ir the New-church in the Strand, don, for tlic lJ:c counterfeiting the Drops, Seal, and Bills Cures, around each Bottjc ...
... January, 1-56, Judgment was alfo given i n of the faid Diceys and Okcll, againft PhamM J.rdftm, ( iinc'i Cravcn-bmldints, Drury-lane) near the N’ew-church in the bim' for the Idee counterfeiting the faid Drops, Seal, and Bill,-of Car,.’ ground cadi Bottle ...
... Judgment was given in Favour of the faid Diceys and Okell, againft Thomas Jack Jim, (Tindhrreman, in Craven-buildings, Drury-lane) near the New-church in the Strand, London, for the like counterfeiting the faid Drops, Seal, and Bills of Cures, toe. around ...
... famous Dr. Batsman’i Pictok.vi. Dfton, Ryjjtfl, ja Quccn-ftrtet, London. Thomas yeckjon, (Tindlurcman in Craven Buildings, Drury-Lane) near the New Church in the Strand, London. Thomas Clark, on London Bridge. Thomas Randall, in Bread-{beet, London, Thcfc ...
... the Peakbay. N. B. Thefc Powders arc fold at the Printing Office in the High-ftreet, Oxford. Bankrupts.— James Broders, of Drury-Lane, Carpenter —Frederick Bloom, of Addle-Hill, Sugar-Baker. —Ralph Buck, of Norwich, Dealer.—Thomas Holliday, of Minchinhampton ...
... famous Dr. Bati man’s Picto»al Drom, vix. Jofefh Pu//f/t, in Quecn-flreet, London. Jjctf™, (Tindbircman in Craven Buildings, Drury-Lane) neat the New Church m the Strand, London. ‘Jbomiit Clark, on London Bridge, Th.mas Ramlall, in Bread-ftrcet, London. Trefc ...
... sous'jenny) who for many Years kept Houfe for neceilitous young Gentlemen in Bridges Street, and a terwards a fpunging Houfe in Drury-Lane. Six eminent Bailiff's and Turnkeys held up the rail; and as many of their Followers and Runner* Bearers, John Ketch, and ...