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... after a Fortnight's Indifpofition, in the 4oth Year of his Age, Mr. William Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane They write from Brinol, that upon enquiring into the Affair of the Murder of Mr. Berkley Seymour of Bitton, by his Brother ...
... Huffars atcompanied them,' to proteft the Inhabitants of the Country. L 0 N D - 0 N OCTOBER 7: From OUT LONDON :CORRESPONDENT. Drury Lane Theatre, Tuefday We hear there 'is now in Rehearfal, a very entertaining New Comedy, call'd, HE will, and HE 'will not ; ...
... Venus: BANKRUPTS: ' William Williams, of Nofterfield, in the County of York, Dealer and Chapman.' Bartlett Mitchell, of Drury• Lane, London, Jeweller. To be SOLD, In the Pari/h of Tanworth, near Itchea-Heath, cuitb the Benefit the Common of Earl's-ITood ...
... this Year towards Building the New-Bijdge t • • On Saturday laft a Sharper went into a Shoemaker', Shop in Glare-Court, Drury-Lane, and. fitted himid with a Pair of Shoes, which being done, he took an Op 'portunity to flip out of the Shop, but was immediate) ...
... Clancey and William Clancey, of St. Peter le Poor, London, Merchants 4nd Partners. Thomas Moore of the Ptiyhoufe Pottage, Drury-lane t :71 the County of Middiefex, Taylor and Chapman. . To be L E T T or SOLD, Y the Anignees under a COliAtilliOn of Bankruptcy ...
... as loon as the Lighter was put off,and was drown'd : Her Body was afterwards carry'd to the Church-Yard in Ruffel Court, Drury-Lane, to be own'd. Letters from Nantz Yefterday, mention their having had Advice from America, that eleven Britifh Men of War ...
... others. Yeflerday Morning a Fire happen'd in Surrey-Stree in the Strand, at the Houfe of Charles Fleetwood, Efq; Mafter of Drury-Lane Playhoufe, which confum'd confiue able Part of the fame, and great Part of the Furniture. Lail Saturday Night one Mr. Gibfon ...
... the Execution of the two following MalefaCtors on Friday next, viz. Thomas Wytcm, for breaking open a Pawnbroker's Shop in Drury-lane; and Henry Cole, for returning from Tranf- Donation. Thr Report of Sarah Rockett was not made to his Majefty, having pleaded ...
... their Officers to at at all Times in ConjunEtion with thofe of the City; with which Alefrage Mr. .;„ returning: But in Drury. Lane happening to fee one t; otorious Rogue, he endea 7 vour'd to feize him, but' A- his Efcape,. and in three Minutes rais'd ...
... 30 Foot - Soldiers, with Mr. Came the High-Conftable for the City and Liberty of Weftminfter, Mr. dray the Conftable of Drury-lane Theatre, and feveral other Conflables. He had the Affu- . ranee, when be came from St. Martin's Veflry, where the lattices ...
... five Hours—the Nooility and: great Officers of State all admitted to kifs his Toe—A grand Office opened the fame Night in Drury-Lane for the Sale of pardons and lndulgences Alarc My little Boy 'achy taken ill of the Itch., He had been on the Parade with ...
... the Not ,them p Mail did not arrive 'after Three o'Clock ireiterday ;Morning. On I nurfday a Roman Catholick Bookfeller in Drury Lane was taken into Cufiody.by Mr. Carrington, one of hit Majefly's Meffengers. 'on 'Sufpieion of• High 'cresfon. On Wednefday ...