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... and in particular to the Gardeners and others their Tenants. On Sunday Night a Foot Soldier that keeps an Alehoufe near Drury-Lane, unfortunately quarrelling with fome Per- fons at his Door, a Mob gather'd about him, and not dif- perfing again when he ...
... Laft Thurfday Morning about One o'Clock, two Gen- tlemen (one of whom was a Foreigner ) having a Quarel in Holford's Court, Drury-Lane, about a Sftoman of the Town, which the other pretended had been engaged to him before, and therefore infifted he fhould ...
... prejudice of Trade, and Diminution of the Revenue. Laft Wcdnefday Night about 8 o'Clock, Mr. Hedge ,a Tallow-chandler in Drury-Lane, was fct upon by a Foot-pad in a,Lane near Lambeth, who robbed him ofabout 5 1. and a Silver Watch, but Rune People coming ...
... On Thurfday Morning about One o' Clock two Gentlemen (one of whom was a Foreigner) having a Quarrel in Ho!forces Court, Drury- Lane, about a Woman of the Town, which thc other pretended had been engaged to him, before, and therefore infifted he thould ...
... On Thurfday Morning about One o'Clock, two -Gentlemen one of whom was a Foreigner) having a Quarrel in Holford's Court, Drury-Lane, about a Woman of the Town, which the other pretended had been engaged to him before, and therefore infilled he fhould refign ...
... Guineas a Silver-hilted Sword and a Gold IVatch and made off but Search being made after them Sunday in the Afternoon in Drury-Lane tivo of them were taken at a Gin-Shop and committed to Newgate but the third found Means to make his EJcape One Henry Walker ...
... Charles-firm, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees ot his Majefiy's Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; truly efteemed for his fine and juii Attion ; who will be greatly regretted by all Put - ons who take Pleafure in Theatrical ...
... eet, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees of his Majefty's Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane ; truly efteemed for his fine and juft A&i- jnj who will be greatly regretted by ail ferfons who take Plea- fure in Theatrical ...
... r, a Trial curie on before the fad Juftices, wherein the &rig was Plaintiff, and Mr. Betts, who kept it Brandy-Shop in Drury' Lane Defendant, he being indided for keeping a diforderly Houfe, ancr after - hearing Council, and examining kraal Witneiles ...
... Houfe in Love- Lane, and carried to the Cuftom Houfe. a Night a Gentleman belonging to the Spanifti Ambaflador, crofting Drury-Lane, was attacked by a Man and a Woman who keeps a notorious Baudy-houle in that Neigh- bourhood, who forced him into ir, and ...
... cd her to lier Coach. , _ We hear that the Patentees ofthe Theatres m Drury Lane and Covent Garden being inform* that the Trial concerning the Right of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, was to be heard Ycfterdaytm-the Afternoon , took care in the Forenoon ...
... Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane Mr H--p— r fhall have full Satisfadlion for all his Lofs and Damage fuftained by hislmprifonment the Caftle of Tothill The opprobrious Names of Vagabond Vagrant and Stroller fhall be erazed out of the Records of Drury-Lane Commiflaries ...