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... B-ANKRUPTS. Janus Stenbous, Drury Lane, hi the Comely Middleton, Liam- Richard Holland, now or late Liverpook, ix the Cowley of Laseajter, Iroorex-draper axd Merebant. Nathaniel Edmonds, Burrilrret near Saint Catberines in the Comfy Middlefix, rintner ...
... demanded for Mr. Kendall, and granted. A Perron of Quality having loft a rich Gold Snuff-Box of 5o 1. Value coming out of Drury- Lane Play-Houfe laft Thurfday Night; a Link- Boy brought the Caine yefterday to the Key and Garter Tavern in Pali-Mall, and received ...
... On Thurfday Morning about One o' Clock two Gentlemen (one of whom was a Foreigner) having a Quarrel in Ho!forces Court, Drury- Lane, about a Woman of the Town, which thc other pretended had been engaged to him, before, and therefore infifted he thould ...
... 7 On Thurlap.y Night, about it, John Compton, Dravrcr at the Crown Tavern in Drury- Lane, choaled with a Bit ()Mutton which he wits catin 6 for Supper, and died immediately. On Wcdnefday lift Mary Strawbridge was committ:d to Newpte, for Mmembring a Gentleman ...
... Peace, appointed at the lift Weftitiinfter seffions for fuppreffing the Nig!it Houfes and other dilorderly Houfes In aild Drury. Lane, &c met it Covent- Garden Wary, and era Ipined levetal diforderlv Perfons, apprehended late on Thurfday Nieht at thee tlsces ...
... and died in a few Minutes after. The fame Morning between 2 ani 3 o'clock 11 Woman was found dead near Red-Lyon-Cenrt in Drury Lane : Her Forehead was cut, mad a great Outcry of Murder being heard tome lmall time before, the Mile of the Coroncr's jury ...
... of the late Duke A'Arco. • Saturday at Hicks's Hall came on the Trial of the two Footmen, who were taken up for a Riot at Drury Lane Play-houfe; and after a long Hearing, the Jury brought them in Guilty, and they were fentenced to pay a Fine of a Shilling ...
... Evening Poft, Jan. Iz. LAST Night their Royal Highneilis the Prince and Princefs of Wales were at the Theater Royal in Drury- Lane, and law the ?gay of Venice Preferv'd, being the tijaF of their appearing in that publick manner, finiethe Qsecti's Death ...
... ailed at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Pi ice s. 6d. 3. EURYDICE, a Tragedy, satd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Price s. 6d * We are defired by a Corrcepondent to infert the following Proclamation for a Fair in Scotland, to thew that ...
... where, to his great Surptize, he found him lying on his Face dead on the Floor. On Friday Night as Mr. Lowe, belonging to Drury- Lane Playhoule, was going dawn Snow-hill, he was liopt by two Fellows, one of whom, without (peaking a Word, gave him a molt ...
... Manner of the Be t ,- gars Opera. Price is. 6d. 4. The HUMOURS of OXFORD. A Comedy. As it is Aaed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, by his Ma jelly's Servants By a By aGentleman of Wadham College. Price 6d 5. Jolt publith'd, curionfly Engrased on Copper ...
... Flota arriv'd at Vera Crux. T the Court at St. Left Week two filly Boys palling through James's, the Holford's Alley in Drury- Lane, and talking of Jannar*il72ssPre• foolilbly to one of the Madams there, giving lent the Kin's molt her as,flie pretends ...