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... r, a Trial curie on before the fad Juftices, wherein the &rig was Plaintiff, and Mr. Betts, who kept it Brandy-Shop in Drury' Lane Defendant, he being indided for keeping a diforderly Houfe, ancr after - hearing Council, and examining kraal Witneiles ...
... Charles-firm, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees ot his Majefiy's Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; truly efteemed for his fine and juii Attion ; who will be greatly regretted by all Put - ons who take Pleafure in Theatrical ...
... of two Guineas and a halt, and fomc Silver ; and John Jones, (me Captain et the Pick-pockets in the Play-houle Palfage at Drury lane) for pi..:king the Pockt of Mr. Edward Struawick, coining out of thc laid Playbeutc, was alto committed to Newgatc by the ...
... Brother to Counfellor Gab. Allen, of a Silk Handkerchief, at the Play- johniton of this City, and Mr. John Porter, Houfe in Drury Lane, and being carried be- eldeft Son of Mr. Alderman Porter, late Lord. fore Julticc Ellis, was committed to Tothill- Mayor ...
... at On Sunday Night a Hackney Coachman him, as he lay in his Mafter's Stzble nor was quarrelling with another Perfon near Drury. lane, his Life laved but by the Affiftance Of 3 or 4 in the Scuffle was thrown down on a Piece of Men, who came to his Reicue ...
... London Merchant, or the Hilton): it George Barnwell. Price is. - 12. Eurydice, a Tragedy ; aaed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Price is. 6d. Canterbury Printed and Sold by J. ABREE and W. AYLETT in St. Margaret's, Advartfreents are taken And Sold ...
... the Priaceis Royal, Princeis Amelia, Prima Caroline, Princers Mary, and Princefs Louifa i were at the Theatre Royal in Drury. Lane to fee the Tempeft, and the Malque of Cephalus, &c. with the new Pantomime, call'd Harlequin Grand Volgi. On Sunday Night ...
... for Eaft India. The Cap' Prineeffes to fee the Tragedy of Tamerlane in tam n being confined in his Cab'n by a violent . • Drury Lane. Fit of the Gout, thc Chief Mite oblerv'd Yefterday was exported to Spain, Portugal end that feveral of the Men agre lay ...
... Clerkenwell 13iidcv.t11, arid the for form time Nit has been maint.in'd and Cupported by a Pircel. ot and Sh pets about Drury- Lane and Covent -Garden, and isfu.lly very ticttly drtts - d, the better to di IN in inch Culics s and they winted make a Prey ...
... H:nry IV. with the Humours of Sir John Fantail, &c. to be Acted the 12th of February following, at the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, for the Entertaimmit of the Slciety, (as had been done the latt Year by the late Grand Miter) and ordered a new Prologue ...
... Ruptures in either Sex, with- dy. As it is ktted at the Theatre Royal in out the Help of Truffes or Cutting, or putting Drury lane, by 1 - aq IVl3jelly's Servants. By a the Patients to veiy 'tittle Pain, or Keeping their Gentleman or t.tfacih:!m College ...
... John Bratifixd on the Highway. IL, 12. James LawlLr, alias Lawl.y, and James Leonard, Oinking and robbing George Lines in Drury Lane. 13. Henry Johnfon, for breaking and entering the Houle of the Rev. Mr. Collct at Mile-End Green. 1 4. Edward Campbell, ...