... of his Majefty 3 whofe Progrefs to York, See. is quite laid afide. We hear that the Patentees of the Theatre-Roy- al in Drury-Lane, have refolved to have a Play afted (fome Time in ?? Month of October next) for the Benefit of the poor unhappy Sufferers ...

... As does the Lord Vif- count Harcourt the Earl of Pembroke. On Tuefday laft Mr. Salway, a Comedian at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, was married to the Niece of the late Mr. Weftall, a Tallow- chandler near Smithfield, a 5000 1. Fortune. Wednefday laft ...

... L.P. Saturday, a poor Woman being faint and lick, chofc to go into a Pafliigc adjoining to the Elephant a nd Caftle in Drury-lane, and laying herfelf down, bemoan' d her Condition to feveral People, who nromis'd to fend for the Parifli-Officers to affifther ...

... deprived of that Branch of Trade) wouli return to its former Channel. OnThurfday Night laft there met at the Caftle Tavern iv Drury-lane, about »o Peers, and 40 Commoners, of the principal Nobility and Gen- try of the County of York, (befides feveral who appeared ...

... Value. About Four o'clock tin's Morning a Fife broke out i at a Houfe kept by a Chandler near the End of Long 1 Acre towards Drury-Lane, and before proper Htlj** could be got, that Houfe, together with Mr. Pierce s a Silk-Dyer, and Mr. Evans's a Builder, were ...

... full, fhc was acquitted. Mr. Birch, a Cutler in Clare-Market, was try'd for robbing a Common Woman of the Town of 8 s. in Drury-Lane ; but it appearing that the Profecutor and her two Evidences had entei'd into a Combi- nation againft the fud Mr. Birch ...

... Newgate, charging her Mother and two Sifters with the faid Murder. On Saturday a Woman, who kept a Houfe in White-Hart Court, Drury Lane, was found dead in her Room, in all Appearance for W*nt ; but upon fearching the Room, difcover'd nid in feve- ral private ...

... Gentleman of an Eftate' which by chiefly in Houfes, fhot himfeif thro' the Head with a Piftol, in Wild-Court in Wild- ftreer, Drury-Lane. He had a great Number of em- pty Houfs on is Hands, and had Tenants befides, Wi ich, ?? thought, diforder'd his Brayi, ...

... great many good Confequences, the lower Sort of People now retain their Reafon and Strength, and the Temples are fhut in Drury-lane, and the Spirit of rioting ceafes, and Sloathfulnefs is obferved to vanifh by Degrees. D. G. Tho' the Common People are ...

... was fafely deliver'd of a Son, at his Houfe in Savillc-Row. The fame Day a Cart-Wheel went over a young Child's Head in Drury-Lane, and crufh'd it to Death. The Driver ofthe Cart got off. Dy'd lately, at his Lodings at Chelfea,, aged ?i> \\ ill jam Bowiieft ...

... several London Prints, May 6 Last Night their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales were at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to see the History of King Henry VIII. and the Pantomime Entertainment of the Fall of Phaeton, and appear'd very well pleas'd ...

... Surry, aged about 16, Mifs Kitty Bofcawen, youngeft Daughter of the late Lord Vifcount Falmouth.—--Anrj; at his Lodgings in Drury-Lane, in the 70th Year of his Age, John, i Hully, Efq; a Gentleman of a good Eftate in Dorfetlhire. r Males ?74 r Males 26 j ...