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... 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 . . ...
... 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 ...
... defigned to be erected Wefhr.inflcr-Abbcy to the Memory Shakefpear the celebrated Poet, for which purpofe Julius be adted Drury-Lane Theatre raile Money lor toe fame, 011 Friday the of this Month. hear that the Right Hon. the Lord Abergavenny firft Earon ...
... 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 ...
... fni.a'ole Pa-wardsfrom their Owners, & c. Lait Saturday Night asMifs Eowyer, ofGreat Ruflel- cer, was returning home from Drury-lane Playhoufe, was (truck with Dead Pally, and this Morning was judg'd lie at the Point Death. liia Majetly, in Compliance with ...
... actually pofted about Madrid, to keep all fulpe&ed Pcrfons within Bounds. On Monday Night laft a great Difturbance happened at Drury-lane Play Houfe, occafioned a great number of Footmen, who allembled themfelves in riotous and tumultuous manner, with great ...
... received with unufual Acclamations* The fame Night their Royal Highneflcs the Prince and of Wales were at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, fee the Tragedy and the Farce A-la-modty and appear'd exceeding well pleas'd with the whole Performance; their Royal Highncfles ...
... Night lafl before Ten, a? Mr. Dawkin., Member Parliament for WoodAock, and Sir James Harrington, .Cait. were going from Drury-lane i-lay-houfe eroding the End Charlts-ltrect, BovvJ'kicer, Sir jamc* Harrington to jolilc araiziA a by Accidwiit, being a ...