... the Halfway Houfe to Hampflead. 13. John Gerrard, for picking the Pocket of Alerarder Murray, of Cambrick Handkerchief « Drury-Lane Playhoufe. 14. Eleanor Gearing, for robbing John as, a in George Alley by Fleet-Ditch. 15. Michael Jude, for being concerned ...

... and a ' Pollute. that the new Comedy T'jj Hal of acted hit Covenr-Gardeu Theatie, the new Farce caii'd The acted Thursday Drury-lane and are t.>; two fir that have been perform the Act Parliament took Place, all Farcecrc. licensed before were Loth the Town ...

... generous Encouragement given 'em Lords Admiralty, the Managers of his Majesrty's Company of Comedians, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, being desirous of promoting so good a Charity, has readily granted the Play of the Tempest to be acted on Friday, for the ...

... Hay-market. The fame Night his Royal Highnefs the Duke, and the Princefs Amelia, Caroline, Mary and went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, and law a Tragedy call'd, The Albion Queens, or the Death of Mary Queen of Scotland. On Thurfday all the Peers of Ireland ...

... abovementinn'd. And on Monday Night laft Col. Dc Veil committed Newgate the famous Mrs. Saran Eurgef*, of the Globe Tavern in Drury-lane, and one Anne Hill, foi decoying into the (hid Tavern one Mr. George Moody, a Country Farmer ofabout 70 Years of Age, oi ...

... Brentford, being taken ill but on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Miller, a celebrated Comedian, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane; much admir'd tor his Performances in general, but particularly in the Character Teague in the Committee, or the Faithful ...

... her Age. | Mr. Megault, the Cuftom-houfe Officer who took Bryan the Evidence upon Tctwer-Hill, and afterwards I M'Mahon in Drury-lane, and was the Means of Jie whole Gang's being apprehended, five whom, viz. Ryan, M'Mahon, Fitzgerald, Falkener and Farrel ...

... The fame Lay one John Wilfo/d was to 1 otnill-1 kids Col. Le eii, a lau ting Eliher Priell, Servant Mr. a Pa.vnbrokerin Drury-lane, itaobing her in the Neck with a Knife, and wounding her Hands in a violent Manner wi;h the fame, whim the was With . . ...

... Afternoon, on, Stennet, little Boy about nine Yean old, only Chi Mr. Stennet, who keep# a Cook's Shop oppofiteßul'el-O urt in Drury-lane, coming from School, rry'd wi h his Companions, in Somerfetyard, who fliould run o the Water-tide firft, he having got the ...

... them. Letters from Fiance mention the Death of M s. Flctewodc, Mother of Charles Fletewode, Mafter of the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, who gets 1. per Annum by her Death. Yeftcrday his Royal Highncfs the Prince of Wales was at the Honourable Houle of Commons ...

... Laft Sunday Morning one William Richardfbn, a Shoemaker, who lives over-againft the Goat Ale-houfe iii Short's Gardens Drury-lane, went out with his Son pick Muihrooms, but unfortunately gather'd thofe poifonOus Kind, which his Family foon difcovcr'd ...

... , and eleven acquitted. Rofe Mahonc, otherwifc Bignell, for feloniouQy taking a Silver Watch from Mr. Bryan Hollatan in Drury-lane. This Woman kept the Bagnio in Oxendonftreet, when George Hawkins the Coachman was murdered there. Her Huiband Marmaduke ...