... Silver Pint Pot from a Pub ick Hou e Holbourn. Some Days a Gentleman of the Highway Gang was taken out of his warm Bed in Drury-Lane, and to clofer Quarters in Newgate. Wright, the Barber, who robb'd the Earl of Burlington and the Lord Bruce near Richmond ...

... 60 1 It it obfervable, that during the Time of general Complaint, the Town finds Money to fupport four Play- houfes, viz Drury-Lane, Lincolns-lnn-Ficlds ; the Italian Opera and French Comedy both in the Hay- Market. It was moreover deligncd to begin M ...

... Plantations. The Justices of the Peace continue their utmoft Endear to fupprefs the destructive Gaming-Houfes in or near Drury Lane, as being/common Nufancies, encouraged and fupported by Sharper?, which had lately the Boldnefs to relift both the Civil ...

... Money, befides Watches, Rings, &c. One Edward Dun, a Barber, has been committed to Newgate for being concerned the late Riot Drury Lane-Patfage, when Mr. Bowes the Staymaker was killed. Sunday Morning an antient Woman was found dead the Cellcr a.new built ...

... late riot at the New Play house, His Majesty has been pleased to order that Company the same Number of Guards they have at Drury-Lane, to prevent any Disturbance for the future. Two of the Daughters of the late Duke of Rutland are ill of the Small Pox, and ...

... ftands fair for the Triple Crown. We hear .Sir Richard Steele is refiored to his Place of Comptroller of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Our Merchants have . Advice, that the Mary, Capt-Martin, was unfortunately burnt on the Coaft of Guiaey; but that the Ma- ...

... (lands fair for the Triple Crowa. We hear Sir Richard Steel is reftor'd to his Place of Comptroller of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. ...

... a very __;ealou ...

... advane'd eminent Station. On Wednesday laft dy*d the famous Comedian Mr. Thomas Dogget formerly one one of the Masters of Drury-Lane Play-House : He has left 500 as a standing Provision * for a Livery, Coat and Badge, to be row'd for yearly the first of ...

... the Rt. Hon. Edward Lord Harley. By a Gentleman of C ambridge. The Or, The Ladies Phiiofophy, afled at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Written by Mr. Cibber. Supplement to Prior's Poems, confifting of fuch Pieces as were (for private Realons) omitted in the ...

... in brin- ging them to their prefent flouriflhing Condition. Mrs. Sarah Jolly, who lately kept the King's Arms Tavern in Drury-Lane, was Yefterday brought to the King's Bench Bar to receive Judgment won fe- veral Indiftments againft her, for keeping a ...

... farther Refpecl to that ?nu(i Reverend I O i ThU'fda) Night Lift) Quarrel happened at a Gawing Honfe near thel Play Hmfe Drury Lane when (ever a I Con/tables and Watchmen went to peafe it, but being unable to effect the fme> they fentfor the Guards from ...