... Perfons, they came to the Houfe of one Needham, com- monly call'd Mother Needham, a notorious Woman, who formetly lived in Drury- Lane, but of late near Golden Square, feizing the faid Matron, and eleven young Doxies l that were in her Houfe under her Management; ...

... was o-i the Read; the Fall, that he*r, lince dead. Lift Tuefday Morning, about three . Fire broke out at the Cafile Tavern Drury Lane, but Aiiiftancc c,-m.i.g it was without doing any confiierable Damage. ' The fame Day Mr. and Mr, cut more for the Stone ...

... Mould's going to , On Monday Night laft Captain Faulkner,. Commander of a oi-War, was kill'd near the ' Horfe-fhoe-Tavern in Drury Lane, Mr.Burdet and Webfter, who are committed to Newgate. The Quarrel was occafion'd about a Woman. The fame Night the Mafter ...

... The Beginning of Novembei will be afled Sir Richard Steel's New Play, has beer? Tome Time Rehearfal the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; if is thought fome excellent Judges, to be the befl Comedy that ever appeared on the Stage. The board of Ordnance having ...

... fattened oil each lide of him. He was apprehended in the. following manner ; Boy belonging to Mr. Radford, a Headborough, in Drury- Lane, faw him in a Butcher's Shop near Neutoner s Lane, cheapening fome Rib's-of Beef, and meeting with an Acquaintance of his ...

... Piece, call'd Briton Strike or Sailors the Scene which, lies board he Spaniiu Prize call'd the Sr. is how in Rehearfal at Drury Lane will performed the Beginning next Week, Sir Robert Walpole is indifpoa'd, and attended his Phyficlans his iioufe in Downing- ...

... be given to their Othcers at all Times in Conjunction with thofe of the City j with which Mr. Jones was returning : But Drury-Lane happening fee one Billingfley, a notorious Rogue, he endcavoui'd him, b it he made his and in rhrec Minutesrais'd a Potfe ...

... they had buried by Sicknefs no lefs than ' 1 ieutcnants belonging to the Fleet. Baker, who was condemn'd for a Robbery in Drury Lane, and refpited for three Months, ordered to be transported. ThcSapnire Man War, with the Storc-fhips, fail'd for Cork on ...

... the Hampstead Road, in the Foot Path leading from Mother Red Cap?s to Southampton Row, were in a House in the Coal-Yard, Drury Lane, he got some assistance, and went to seize them ; and finding they were got up a Chimney, threaten?d to fire upon them, ...

... ! Thurfday laft about Five in the Afternoon, Mr. Lee, a Checfcmonger, who had liv'd many Years Corner Ruflel-C -ut t in Drury Lane, being feem. Heakh, after a Complaint m Dilbrdcr, retir'd into aEack-Room, and died was married at St, Bartholomew the Great ...

... King, Queen, Prince William, Princcfs-Royal, andth* Prineefles Amelia and Caroline, were all prefent the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane. On Thurfday laft Mr. Coleman Hefter, an eminent Drugged in Ncwgirc-fireer, was married to a Grand Daughter of the Lady ...

... e, hi Itopt two Women, one whom his Arms behind him, whilft Other robb'd Shillings and fome Halfpence, and ran off into Drury lane. ' O D E for his Majcjly's Birth-Day, By COl-LEY CIPHER, Poet-Laurear. Set t$ Muflci by Dr. Greene, Mafter of hit Bsni of ...