... very well drefs d, were apprehended by Mr. Rawlins, the High Con ftable ot We ft mi niter, m a notorious Night houfe in Drury. Lane, and being carried the next Morning belore Sir John Gonlbn, Thomas Lane, Rchird Newton, Tho nil Djveit, Charles Egercon ...

... holding him. To which will be added, a New Grotefque Pantomime Entertainment, as was perform'd at the Theatre. Royal in Drury-Lane, caikd, The Tricks of Harlequin . cr, The. Jea- lous Farmer Outwitted. With feveral new Dances on the Stage : Pai tied. ...

... Swords and Buckles, On Monday Night laft a Girl about 14 Years old, Ap- prentice to a Glover, a Lodger at a Brandyfhop in Drury- lane, was found murdered in her Matter's Apartment, her Body being ftabbed in feveral Places, as to all Appearance with a Fork ...

... dined together at the King's Arms Tavern, Pali-Mall. m \Ve hear that only the Theatres Royal in St. James s Haymarket and Drury-Lane, and the Company acting by Virtue of Letters Patents of King Charles 11. will be con- tinued for the Amufement of the Town ...

... at Modena. One Night laft Week the Earl of Scarborough and Mr. Thorue Rc- fidem from Saxc-Gotho, were at the Theatre in Drury Lane; where Mr fy\ Bray, who lately fold aa Eftate in Giocc-fterihire to che Lord Chan- cellor for 70,000 1. came into che Theatre ...

... Gentleman ot an Eftate, which lay chiefly in Houfes, fhot himfelf thro' the ?lcad with a Piftol, in Wild-Court in Wild Street, Drury-Lane; aa he had a great Number of empty Houfes on his Hands, and bad Te- nants befides, it's thought difbrdcr'd his Brain, and ...

... both the Courts of Paris and Vienna being refolved to do r.J • thing but under the Eyes of the Maritime Powers. ?? Two Drury Lane Lawyers having fallen out, one charg'd the othi with a Robbery, and he is now an New Prifon; he to be reveng'da' his Brother ...

... Dwelling-Houfe of John Wal- ton. Among the Number of thofe acquitted was Edward Goodman, who was indifted by Brogdon Poplet of Drury-lane, for Perjury, in his Evidence againft the faid Poplet on an lndiftment for a Rob- bery. At this Seflions one was burnt in ...

... may be had at the above T. OJlorne's. Alio, The New Play of tne Fatal Retirement, as it was aded at ths Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. In Three Volumes Ofl a ...

... may be had at the above T. OJborne s. Alfo, The New Piay pf ti.e Fatal Retirement, as it was a&ed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. The only Trut Author of ihe Imperial Royal GOLDEN SNUFF, prepared by Me JAMES CLINTON, ac my Warehoufe at the Sign of rhe ...

... may be had at the above T. Ojhornes: Alfo, Tne New Play of tiie Fatal Retirement, as it was ?? at the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane. I P'ubti/frd December r, 1739. PROPOSALS l FOR PRinti n c, by Subscription, REPORTS of C A SES Argued and determined in ...

... m_iy be had at the above T. Ofhorne V. Alfo, The New Play of rhe Fatal Retirement, as itwasa ...