... ill with the Gout, that he was obliged to be carried up to his Room. Laft Saturday Night, as a Gentleman was coming out of Drury-Lane Play houfe, he felt a Fellow's Hand in his Pocket, whom he immediately feized, and car- ried him before a Magiftrate, who ...

... of --- Surman, Esq; an eminent Banker of this City. Last Week died Mr. Charles Neale, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane : A Person of great Merit in several Parts in Comedy, and greatly lamented by all his Acquaintance. We hear that Kendal ...

... . Very few Days. Tucfday Morning about Two ?? as Mr. Beard, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, was going home, his Chair was ftopt in Drury-Lane by four or five Fellows; who took, from him his Watch and Money, but did not otherwife treat him ...

... Nobility and Gentry of both Sexes, at present in that City. Yesterday in the Afternoon nine Fellows were taken from a House in Drury-Lane, on the Oath of one of their Accomplices, for being concerned in several Robberies on the Highway ; for which some were ...

... Force, until the firft of May next. l - • .• _.i Laft Monday Night the Lodjgings of Mr. Pifmith,! at the Fox Alehoufe in Drury-Lane,, Was, in the SB-I fence of Mr. Pitman and' his Wife,' robb_d ;cf f jo Inßil . .Money } and of all their Tufniture eveii ...

... Perfon, whofe Life is defpair'd of. This Morning ( and not before ) David Garrick, Efq; Pattentee of the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, was married by the Rev. Mr. Franklyn, at the Chapel in Great RufTel-ftreet, Bloomfbury, to Madamoifelle Violetta, a very ...

... Printtd) Price SIX-PENCE, Illuf rated with neat Copper Plates, 1. A mofi beautiful Head 0/ Day 1 0 Garrick, Efq; Patentee of Drury Lane Theatre. 1. Vhe Head of Mademoifelle V I 0 1. S>T ?? j. A new, ufeful, and cornel Pocket Map of tht Eaft-Riding of Yoikfh ...

... Saturday and Sunday Nights, occafioned feveral of the People, who kept diforderly Houfes in Catherine-ftreet, Covent- Garden, Drury-Lane, and other Parts of the Town, to move off with their Goods, which they were bufily employed about all Yefteiday, being in ...

... large Gang, who have lately robbed and infefted the Avenues to this City, having been found out in a Houfe they ufed in Drury-Lane, are alfo moft of them embarked for France and Holland. An Order, we hear, is made, that all the Penfioners belonging to ...

... 26th let out for B.unfwick, on his Way to England. Monday Night a Fire broke out at a Lodging-Houfe in NewtonerVLane, by Drury-Lane, but was pre- vented'from doing any other Damage than deftroying the few Goods which were in the Room where it be- gan ; ...

... Perfons were robbed in the Strand. Early Yefterday Morning fome Fellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's Lane, near Drury Lane, and took thereout upwardsof Ten.Guirieas in Money, j befides i ?? them | ifm%M .a.tervi.{_ken. iantf cotomialed ,tb- Newgate ...

... and robbed of a- great Number of Shoes. . . The fame lylornhig two Houfes, a Hofier's and a Pub* lican's, in Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, were broke open and robbed of feveral Things of Value. About Eleven o'clock on Saturday ftighta Fellow was. taken- at ...