... Letter* ' which arrived yefterciay from Deal, mentioning that all was yet fafe. Mr. Shaw, a famous Dancer the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and Son-in-Law to Mr. died laft Wedneiday. hear from Waltham, that divers Outrages have been committed thofe Parts, fuppofed ...

... endured, with- out impairing the Healths of the Merchants and Tra- ders. fiy our laft Letters from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane we are advifed, that a certain Gentleman who has wrote for the Stage witb greater Applauie than any Author now living, having ...

... Flota arriv'd at Vera Crux. T the Court at St. Left Week two filly Boys palling through James's, the Holford's Alley in Drury- Lane, and talking of Jannar*il72ssPre• foolilbly to one of the Madams there, giving lent the Kin's molt her as,flie pretends ...

... Travels, and Major Holm- by an Half Pay Officer, having supp'd together in a very amicable Manner at the Castle Tavern in Drury-Lane, the next Morning a Quarrel happen'd about a Main at Dice, which seem'd to be made up, but in a few Minutes after Mr. Gore ...

... Portugal, Current in Ireland. From the Whitehall Even. Poii, Feb g. 4 I aft Week one Mr. Mayne, a pooh Bo o k. it:ler, in Drury-lane, was into of a Metenvr, by a Warrant from one ofhiS Maielty's Principal Secretgies ot St a te, for Prin. tint a tile. Libel ...

... School. Prom the pally Joyful Feb. Saturday the Coroners-160a fate a the body of Mr. Gower, killed by Major Oaeby, dt the In drury-Lane,and brot in their walla Wilful Murder. Alto the fame Night, the fame Major apprehended in Golden. Square, and committed ...

... Lord Chief Baron Gilbert. Last Night, one Mr. Gower and a Major of the Guards, having some Words at the Castle Tavern in Drury Lane, a Quarrel arose, but were all made Friends again by the Company: However when they had broke up and came into the Street ...

... viz. Samuel Sells and John Mattockson Friday next. • The fame Day Major Oneby, that kiU'd Mr. Cower at the Calle Tavern in Drury-Lane, was by a Habeas Corpus, remov'd from the Gate to Newgate. Dublin, Feb. i They write from Killarmy, that one Mr. Steel a ...

... to be founded in that Univerfity. N^V^Si 'V This Day came on ?? of Major Onley for KillugMf. ?? at the Caftle Tavern in Drury-Lane : The Jury ?? diet Special. k ,rLa' s^ v ...

... Mary was ino. colatcd for the Small Pox. On Wedriefday a Woman that kept a kind of a Cof1:4; both in Princes ftreet near Drury Lane, threw herfelf out of a Window two Stories high into the Street, and died the Satur. day following. The .Right Honourable ...

... Time of Progrefs. Yefterday at the King's Bench Bar at Weftminfter, Mr. Thomas Meighan, a Roman Catholick Bookieller in Drury-Lane, was convicted upon an Information ex- hibited by his Majefty's Attorney-General, for publifh- ing a moft fcandalons Libel ...

... die fpecial Vetdift formerly given at the Qid Baily. agaiuft that Gentleman, for killing Mr. Gotver, Bt ?? CaftU'Tavcrn in Drury Lane, the Court order J it ac- cordingly, and atiigntd Mr. Serjeant ?? and Mr, Serjeant Eyre, to be Council forthe Prlfoner; ...