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... charge him in Cuftody of theCemincl; fo that the o- ther thro' Fear (not havingthe Money about him) took him to his Houfe in Drury-lane, where he gave him the Half Guinea. The next Day the faid Mitchel went to his Hnufe in the famethreatning Manner, demanding ...
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... oftlie , Mary Barber, alias Buffet, the Keeper of niards to our Countrymen 4 will, no doubt, draw the Fountain Tavern in Drury-Lane, was try'd on them Vengeance ot our Superiors, and it on an indiament for robbing Mr. Crey of a is not doubted but they ...
.rgl LeoftQffe
... jefty’s Ship Leoftafte. Yefterday dy’d Mr. Chambers, an erdinent Pawn-broker in Drury Lane, reekon'd’ worth 30000}. he has left two Sons and two Daughters. On Saturday laft Juftice Batteley was private- ly interr’d in Weftminfler Abbey. Commadore St. ...
the. Pail& where he bap* to die) she Corpfe of Mr. Godfrey, a great Corn. Merchant, Ina Grave 14 Foot
... Janice Medford, being charged on theOlth of John Shipton, for throwing him upon a Ued the Houk of 'Alex inder Watfon, in Drury-Lane, by Police Violence, and fteloniouily raking from him oneGult sea,. one Shilling of King Charles the Virk and iisAstbet ...
frfOrd Landon Evening Poi, Sept. se: . which enticed the Cavity of his Body' ta t e t h e
... but happening to mils his Wind. feited c• tea, Maier of the Theatre Royal in pipe, Mr. Chefelden was fent for, who fewed Drury Lane, &c. We only Child up the Wound, and 'tis hoped he will recover. and Ifeirefi of John Scurlock ot the Town of This unhappy ...
From the Evening Toft, Sept. 9-
... Stations , as, a'commiffioner of rhe Stamp dnrics, 2 Commif* fioner ofthe foi feited Eftates, Mutter cf the The- atre Royal in Drury Lane, &:c. He married the on- ly Daughter and Heirefs of J )hn Scurlock of Caer- marthen, by whom he had two Daughters, yet un- ...
From the Whitehall Evening ?oft, Sept. so. We ire credible informed from Sc. Edmond's' Bury, that on Saturday ..
... Hackney Coaches arc admitted into Hyde-Park as Waal. On Thuriday Night an Apprentice of Mr. Penttone, Fifbing-Rod-Maker in Drury-Lane, attempted to cat his Throat, but was prevented Ailing it. Laft Saturday Morning, 2 Men a Woman and a Child, in a finaU ...
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... Monday Evening a Grenadier was committed to i•lew-Priton, for making a Praaice of Baing fcveral Ale-Houtes in and about Drury- Lane, in the following Manner: He called for a Pot of Beer to the Door, and Change for halt a Crowa or a Crown, which he received; ...
Wic's Letter verbatim, L-ondon, ZSlovem. o
... of the Indian Emperor, which has not been acted thele io Years, the fame is now in Refrearlal at the The- atre Royal ia Drury Lane. TheS. Sea Com wy propofes to get their An- nual read j by February next, which with their buying up fach great Quantities ...
Frrim a I ondnn r;tten Letter, Nov. it
... Villain got of John Cummins, for picking his Pocket at a from him and took to his Heels, bat being Enure in Wincifor-Court, Drury-Lane, of a purhi'd, be ws prefently taken, and carry'd ver Watch and Six Guineas, before juftice Lambert, who comm . tted him ...
From a London Written Letter Nov. 20
... 20. Yeller(lay Evening their Majeftits, the Pr'nce of Wales, and Come other of the Royol Family, went to the Theatre in Drury-lane, to fee the Play of Aurenx-Zebe, or Tie Mogul ; with a Dramatic Entertainment uf ilarlequini-lappy, and Poor Pierot Married ...