... was fafely deliver'd of a Son, at his Houfe in Savillc-Row. The fame Day a Cart-Wheel went over a young Child's Head in Drury-Lane, and crufh'd it to Death. The Driver ofthe Cart got off. Dy'd lately, at his Lodings at Chelfea,, aged ?i> \\ ill jam Bowiieft ...

... several London Prints, May 6 Last Night their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales were at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to see the History of King Henry VIII. and the Pantomime Entertainment of the Fall of Phaeton, and appear'd very well pleas'd ...

... Surry, aged about 16, Mifs Kitty Bofcawen, youngeft Daughter of the late Lord Vifcount Falmouth.—--Anrj; at his Lodgings in Drury-Lane, in the 70th Year of his Age, John, i Hully, Efq; a Gentleman of a good Eftate in Dorfetlhire. r Males ?74 r Males 26 j ...

... send in their Receipts for their first Payment to Mr. Symson, an Engraver and Print-Seller, at the Dove, in Russel-Court, Drury-Lane ; or to Mr. Elliot, a Book-binder, in Portugal- Street, near Lincoln's-Inn Back-Gate, London ; where their Books will be ...

... Majefty's Guard, in the Room of the tarl of Afliburnham. Several Footmen are in Newgate on Account of a late Riot and Tumult in Drury-Lane Play houfe, whereby fe- veral Perfons were dangeroufly wounded : A certaiu Duke was fo exafperated at his Seivant for being ...

... An EPILOGUE lately fpoken by Mrs. CLIVE to the Free-Masons, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. I. WHere are thefe Ihdra's ? let me vent my Spleen : Aie thefe Frtc-Mafontt Blefs me! thefe are Men j And young; and hiisk too; I exprfltcd Monfters, Etutcs ...

... committed to Tothill-Fields Bridewell by Col. de Veil, for alTault- ing Hefter Prieft, Servant to Mr. Hamlyn, a Pawn- broker in Drury-Lane, {tabbing her in the Neck with a large Knife, and wounding her Hands in a violent Manner with the lame, whiift fhewas ftrug- ...

... of Plays, afted laft Wednefday at Covent-Garden Theatre, and the new Farce, ?? The Coffee- Houfe, aaed on Thurs- day at Drury-Lane Theatre, and which are the two firft that have been pcrfoini'd lince the A& of Parliament took Place, ?? „g (iil riays, ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in Weftminfter-Abbey to the Memory of Shakefpeare the celebrated Poet, for which purpofe Julius Cacfar is to be acted at Drury- Lane Theatre to raife Money for the fame, on Fri- day the 28th of this Month. On Thurfday laft there was a numerous Appear- ance ...