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... their Officers to at at all Times in ConjunEtion with thofe of the City; with which Alefrage Mr. .;„ returning: But in Drury. Lane happening to fee one t; otorious Rogue, he endea 7 vour'd to feize him, but' A- his Efcape,. and in three Minutes rais'd ...
... Huffars atcompanied them,' to proteft the Inhabitants of the Country. L 0 N D - 0 N OCTOBER 7: From OUT LONDON :CORRESPONDENT. Drury Lane Theatre, Tuefday We hear there 'is now in Rehearfal, a very entertaining New Comedy, call'd, HE will, and HE 'will not ; ...
... Venus: BANKRUPTS: ' William Williams, of Nofterfield, in the County of York, Dealer and Chapman.' Bartlett Mitchell, of Drury• Lane, London, Jeweller. To be SOLD, In the Pari/h of Tanworth, near Itchea-Heath, cuitb the Benefit the Common of Earl's-ITood ...
... the Not ,them p Mail did not arrive 'after Three o'Clock ireiterday ;Morning. On I nurfday a Roman Catholick Bookfeller in Drury Lane was taken into Cufiody.by Mr. Carrington, one of hit Majefly's Meffengers. 'on 'Sufpieion of• High 'cresfon. On Wednefday ...
... BANK RUPTS. James Stenhous, of Drury-Lane, in the County of Middlefex, Linnen-Draper. Richard Holland, noW or late of Liverpool, in the County of Lancafter, Woollen-Draper and Merchant. Nathaniel Edmonds, of Burr-Street, near St. Katherine's, in the County ...
... after a Fortnight's Indifpofition, in the 4oth Year of his Age, Mr. William Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane They write from Brinol, that upon enquiring into the Affair of the Murder of Mr. Berkley Seymour of Bitton, by his Brother ...
... Comedy, call'd ThpF OUNPLINQ Written by Mr. Moore, Author of the .Fables for the Ladies- And aaed at thn Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, LonOon, twenty Nights fuccel4vely, l At the Erig of the zd A& will be perfored a Cornic Dance, the Charafter of aLilliputim ...
... Four o'Clock died, at his Houle in Pall mall, the Right Hon. the Earl of Egmont, of the Kingdom of Ireland. The Managers of Drury-lane Playhoufe paid the Sum of zoS I s (being the whole Money taken at the Play of King Lear, for the Benefit of the Suff..!rers ...
... Clancey and William Clancey, of St. Peter le Poor, London, Merchants 4nd Partners. Thomas Moore of the Ptiyhoufe Pottage, Drury-lane t :71 the County of Middiefex, Taylor and Chapman. . To be L E T T or SOLD, Y the Anignees under a COliAtilliOn of Bankruptcy ...
... Perfons were robbid in the Strand. Early Yefterday Morning fame Fellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's Lane, near Drury-Lane, and took thereout upwards of Ten Guineas in Money, befides feveral Things feveral Things of Value ; but Four of them were ...
... ly printed) Price Six-pence, - 111uflrated with neat Copper Plates, t . 4#4 Beautiful lisa DAVID GARR! Cts.,Ej;Patentfe Drury-Lane Theatre, The Head of Madamoifelle VIOLKTTI. , new, ufeful, and corree. „PocKET MAP the Eatt,-Ft iding orkflaire. drawn from ...
... coming out of der himfelf to the Chevalier, wherein he gives them have Advite, that a Baud Of Robbers a few Deysbefore broke Drury-Lane Playhoufe, he felt a Man's Hand in his Pocket; at large, on Which he grounded his Deiay ; into a Convent in the Neighbourhood ...