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... who was bit by a Dog about Michaelmas laft, died raving mad, tho' he had been at the Salt Water for a Cure. Mr. Beard, of Drury-lane Playhoufe, was laft Week married to the Lady Herbert, a Widow Lady, Daughter to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Waldegrave, and ...
... Tower and back again in about an Hour. and a Quarter. Lat Week died, in the 88th Year of his Age, Mr. Boman, belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, who had the Honour to perform several times before King Charles 11. It is remarkable of him, that he was the oldest ...
... m Covent-Gar- den. Price is. , , Agamemnon. A Tragedy. As it is now aft .ng with great Applaufc, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majefty s Servants. By Mr. Thorn- fon. The Prologue is printed entire. Price is.6 d. Hydrolkttcal and Pneumatical ...
... Thomas Allen, commonly called Pipes, particularly famous for his Art and Bravery. in Boxing \ He was Gallery Door keeper to Drury- Lane Play- houfe; and the Funeral (which was extraordinaiy decent) was, for his faithful Services, defray'd by his Mafter: It ...
... of two Guineas and a half, and fome Silver; and John Jones (the Captain of the Pickpockets in the Playhoufe PafTage at Drury- lane) for picking the Pocket of Mr. Edw. Strudwicks coming out of the faid Playhoufe, was alfo committed to Newgate by the fame ...
... ?? and robbing one Cornelius Cannon, of 2 1. 5 s. 8 d. on the Bth Day of April laft, under an Arch in Short's- Gardens, Drury-lane ; after his Commitment was wrote, he was ib audacious as to fay, If he could hear ofa Surgeon that wouW purchafe his Body ...
... confi-jerable Damage. ?? --t Lafl Night their Royal Highnefles the Prince and Princefs of were at the Theatre Royal in Drury- lane . as were alfo his Royal Highnefs the Duke, and their Highneffes the Princef- fes Amelia, Coroline, Mary, and Louifa, to ...
... be had at the above IT. Oshme's. As alfo the New PLA V of the Fatal Retire ment, as it was acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Tois Day was afo . Publifhed, PROPOSALS For Ptinting by SUBSCRIPTION, REPORTS of Cases argued and determined in the Court ...
... may be had at the aboveV. Oshme's. As alfo the New PLA V of the Fatal Retirement, as it wai afted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Ttiis Day was alfo Publijhed, P R 0 P 0 SAL S For Printing by S U B S C R I p % j 0 N, REPORTS of Cases argued and determined ...
... Covent Gar- den . Among the Perfons acquitted were Sarah Burges and Ann Hill, (after a long Trial ) of the Globe Tavern in Drury-Lane, for aflaulting and rob. bingMr. Moody of 4s. 6d. fome Writings and other Things, inthe faid Tavern, On Monday laft feveral ...
... in the Afternoon, perifh'd thro' the exceflive Cold. Sunday a Woman, about 30* Years of Age, was found frozen to Death in Drury-lane. — The Miferies the Poor at this time fufter, by the Dearnefs of Coals, and other NecefTaries of Life, are terrible ; its ...
... of two Guineas and a half, and fome Silver; and John Jones (the Captain of the Pickpockets in the Playhoufe PafTage at Drury- lane) for picking the Pocket of Mr. Edw. Strudwicks coming out of the faid Playhoufe, was alfo committed to Newgate by the fame ...