... Trom Stanley 1 * News-Letter, Oftober 18. LSTERDAY the Play of King Henry the Eight was afted at the Theatre Reyal in Drury Lane to a very crowded Houle, with great Appiaufc, but in the latter Part of the Play fome Perfons (whether chrft 1 Ignorance or ...

... Laft Tuelday Night the King and Qj_een, with the Princcfs Royal and the Princcfs Carolina, were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to fee King Henry the Eighth, with the magnificent Coronation of Queen Anna Bullcn-, and feem'd very well pleafed wisb ...

... endured, with- out impairing the Healths of the Merchants and Tra- ders. fiy our laft Letters from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane we are advifed, that a certain Gentleman who has wrote for the Stage witb greater Applauie than any Author now living, having ...

... die fpecial Vetdift formerly given at the Qid Baily. agaiuft that Gentleman, for killing Mr. Gotver, Bt ?? CaftU'Tavcrn in Drury Lane, the Court order J it ac- cordingly, and atiigntd Mr. Serjeant ?? and Mr, Serjeant Eyre, to be Council forthe Prlfoner; ...

... the Rolls Chapel, irt a Cauie between Sir Richard Steel, Mr. Gibber, Mr. Wilks, and others belonging to the Phy- houfe in Drury Lane, which held five Hours, ore of which was taken up in a Speech made by Mr. vVlik% which had fo good an EfF.ft that the Caufc ...

... Travels, and Major Holm- by an Half Pay Officer, having supp'd together in a very amicable Manner at the Castle Tavern in Drury-Lane, the next Morning a Quarrel happen'd about a Main at Dice, which seem'd to be made up, but in a few Minutes after Mr. Gore ...

... ftands fair for the Triple Crown. We hear .Sir Richard Steele is refiored to his Place of Comptroller of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Our Merchants have . Advice, that the Mary, Capt-Martin, was unfortunately burnt on the Coaft of Guiaey; but that the Ma- ...

... 60 1 It it obfervable, that during the Time of general Complaint, the Town finds Money to fupport four Play- houfes, viz Drury-Lane, Lincolns-lnn-Ficlds ; the Italian Opera and French Comedy both in the Hay- Market. It was moreover deligncd to begin M ...

... which bein.T brought to the Place, and as 'tis faid, fmelbng the Blood, broke away from them very furioufly, and went up Drury-Lane, where he turn'd into a Cheefe- monger's Shop at the Corner of Ruffe f Court ; the Man in the Shop not liking fuch Company ...

... Time of Progrefs. Yefterday at the King's Bench Bar at Weftminfter, Mr. Thomas Meighan, a Roman Catholick Bookieller in Drury-Lane, was convicted upon an Information ex- hibited by his Majefty's Attorney-General, for publifh- ing a moft fcandalons Libel ...

... Englifh j hut n^ne madefo good ufe of them. On Wednefday laft one Kirby, a Carpenter, a fingle Man, in Thomas-Street^ near Drury-Lane, who lodg'd in alittl* Room? fy himfflf, was found murdered ip his Bel at his oum Habitation, md the fey of hist Room put ...

... a very __;ealou ...