... Mould's going to , On Monday Night laft Captain Faulkner,. Commander of a oi-War, was kill'd near the ' Horfe-fhoe-Tavern in Drury Lane, Mr.Burdet and Webfter, who are committed to Newgate. The Quarrel was occafion'd about a Woman. The fame Night the Mafter ...

... Books Primed in March, 1715. Wh.u-d'-cah-it. A Tragi-comic paftoral Farce: \ is Ached at r'le Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, Written by Mr. Gay. pr. 11. Venus and Adonis. Muique. t perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Gibber; .aid fet to Multdby ...

... thro* the Strand with a rich Silk Suit ofCloaths under her Arra, was knock d down by two Rogues at the Corner of Little Drury-Lane, who took the Bundle from her ; but being purfueJ, one of them'was taken, and committed to New gate, hear tlie Duke of Beaufort ...

... Price,, and Mr. Baron Montague. Laft Saturday a Grocer, who lives Charles-ftreet, St. James's being at. the Crown Tavern in Drury-Lane, to the of thePerfon call'd the Pretender,-and Con* fufion to the King, for which he was committed On Monday last, Mr Thomas ...

... « The African Company have'two ftiips the Downs ready fail for- Guinea. ' .. The Prince has lately honour'd the Theatre Drury-Lane twice with his Prefence. At the firft Time was reprefented the Soldier's Fortune; and at the laft the Tragedy ofMackbeth ...

... James's Park, fuppofed to have dixd of an Appople&ick it. Laft Night the Prince was to come from Richmond, to the Theatre Drury-Lane, to fee Comedy a£fced, call'd, Sir Courtly Nice; or, It cannot be ; it being Mr. Pinkethman's Benefit, and the laft ime ...