... the Publick Inteieft, t s o ir3RF r A 'e v nt. c le ont m ai t ni A ng t n h i e j srce c :iis of Sir J—n ford's-Alley, in Drury lane, and having plili'd him into the laid Oakley's Houfe, they nut the Doors E--. 1 W—y M—, Elq ; which take' s above onerhe ...

... . Tuefday Night the M(*b got Sfcent of* a Felloty ' that had tnforra'd ag^fnft a poor Womap for re-, tailiq* of Gin in Drury- Lane, and rfiobb'd him all the Way to FlettftreAt, and usd him With fuch fe. vere Difcipline, that 'tis thought he cannot farvive ...

... committed to Neurgate by Col. De Veil, for endeavouring to extort Money from Mr. Edward Roberts, an eminent Apothecary in Drury-Lane: Upon his denying them they beat him and his Man, btokc his Windows, and threatened to pull down his • Houfe, fo that he ...

... be left in a certain Place, with the ufual Threats and Imprecations, was brought by a Fellow to an eminent Apothecary in Drury-Lane; the Fellow fiaid in the Shop till the Letter was read, on which he was immediately feized ; at that Inftant two other Fellows ...

... London Paints, Feb, ii. On Thurfday Night laft the new Comedy call'd ' Art ani Nature, was afted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury - Lane* being the third mw ont perform'd fince the Aft took PJace, which vblig-d 4// Plays, Farce t, ficc. tt be Ikens-d before ...

... Enemy, fyinbtw-Cofeehoufe, Brigadier BUFF. Temple-Bar. Subfcription as follows : X* Mr. Quin, a Player at the Theatre in Drury- Lane, to be left at the Bedford-Coffeehoufe under the Piditas ntar Shakifpeaft't Htad in Covent- Carden, London, r Males --iyt ...

... Tower and back again in about an Hour. and a Quarter. Lat Week died, in the 88th Year of his Age, Mr. Boman, belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, who had the Honour to perform several times before King Charles 11. It is remarkable of him, that he was the oldest ...

... fame having been hitherto attended with wonderful Succcefi l both on the Whites and the Negroes. A Workman belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, having lain a WaFser tail Week, that no Cat in England was able to draw him thro a Pond, try'd the Experiment on ...

... Service. Oa Saturday M - orning laif died Charles Hall Efq, of New 1 , 1 , 1 7 he was overturned in a Coach, a few Days in Drury-Lane, and it's reckon'd frallued his Skull by the Fall, which occafion'd his Death. He was a Cahnlick elderly Gentleman of an ...

... convined of the Neceffity of fuch Application, and promired their Affiance therein. On Monday !Mt a Houfe in a Court in Drury-Lane gave a fudden Crack, which alarmed the (Ladies) Inhabitants, and gave them jull Time to fave themfelves and Goods before ...

... give us no Satisfaction and that nevertbelejs we floall hardly have a War with him : Our young Men they fay are too fond of Drury-Lane and the Haymar-ket to quit them in of Satisfaction for our Merchants The ref of their Reafons Heave unmention' df becaufe ...

... defigned to be erected Wefhr.inflcr-Abbcy to the Memory Shakefpear the celebrated Poet, for which purpofe Julius be adted Drury-Lane Theatre raile Money lor toe fame, 011 Friday the of this Month. hear that the Right Hon. the Lord Abergavenny firft Earon ...