... Graul Larceny, one of which was MifsWcft, for picking the Pocket of Gilbert Aftlcck, of his Watch, at the Playhoufe Door, in Drury-Lane; three were convidied of Petit Larceny, and 13 acquitted. Mr. Robinlbn, who was on Saturday le’nnight committed to one of ...

... DANCING. Mr. VANSCOR, who has for many Years beca one of the principal Dancers at Drury-Lane 'I hcatre, hereby begs I.eave to acquaint the Public, T. hat, i.t the repeated Solicitations of I'everal Ladies and Gentlemen, (as alio on Account of his Health) ...

... Calh was paid for it about Half an Hour before. A Banker’s Collector in the City was flopped few Days ago by Tradefman of Drury-lane, offering a true Draught with a forged Indorfement. It appears the Letter which contained the Draught had been ftolcn from ...

... the Corner Pope’s-Head Alley, Cornhill; No. 16, near the Saracen’s Head Inn, Aldgate; and No. 5, Bridges-Strcet, cppofite Drury-Lane Theatre, London; where the following capital Ptizes weie fold, (hared, and regiftcted to, cool, in Cox’s Mufeorn, io,cool ...

... AfTcmbly Reading being the 18th. FOR the Benefit of Monf. VANSCOR, who for many Years lias been one of the pilncipal Dancers at Drury-Lane Tltentre, On M ' December ti, 1777, will be a SUBSCRIPTION BAI.' and by Permiflion of the Company Mor.b Mad. will do thcmlelv's ...

... Commilfions, a Circumftance hardly ever remembered at fuch Cribs. Sunday Evening one Lloyd, Glafs-grinder, in Parker’s-Lane, Drury-Lane, having had Words with his Wife, Fit Jealoufy, pulled a Knife from his Pocket, and ftabhed her the Neck, at the Back of ...

... Ann. preparatory Steps to his opening the Opcra-houle Campaign, in Conjunction with Mr. Sheridan, one of the Patentees of Drury-lane. Dr. Filhet is faid to in Treaty for the Purchafe of Vauxhall Gardens of Mr. Tycrs; and Mr. Serjeant has purchaled half ...

... in I’ienty in thole On Wedmfday tiie sth Inftant, Mr. Thomas Linley, eldell S )n of Mr. Linley, one of the Proorietors of Drury-lane Tluatre, fell out a llo:.t into Lake' belonginir t» his Grace the Duke Ancafter, at Grimllhorpe in Lincolnlhire, and was ...

... Corner of Pope s- Head Alley, Cornhill; No. 16, near the Saracen’s-Hcad Inn, Aldgate; and No 5, Bridges-Strcet, oppofite Drury-Lane Theatre, beg Leave to inform the Public, That they have adopted a Plan, which Purchafers of Tickets may derive a much better ...

... Lottery Office, No. 19. Corner of Pope’s Head Alley, Cornhill No. 16, near the Saracen’s Head Inn, Aldgato; or at No 5, file Drury-Lane Theatre eftabhfl.ed A£t of f arhament : where the following capital Fuzes were fold, fliared, and regifttred, viz. io,ocol ...

... Corner of I’ope's Head Alley, Cornhill No. t6, near the Saracen’s Head Inn, Aldgatc; or at No. 5, Bridges-Street, oppofite Drury-Lane Theatre eflabliftied by Aft Parliament ; where the following capital Prizes were fold, flrared, and regiftered, via. to ...

... Corner of Pope’s Head Alley, Cornhill No. 16, near the Saracen’s Head Inn, Aldgatej or at No. 5, Bridgts-Street, oppofite Drury-Lane Theatre eftabhlhed by A6l of Parliament where the following capital Prizes were fold, fhared, and regiftered, viz. 10, cool ...