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... in Buck- inghamfhire, attended by three Afjifiants, one ofthe latter named Robert Fafienage, who kept a Publick-houfe in Drury-lane, was fhot dead on the fpot in the Defendant's Grounds. On Monday lafi fine unlucky Boys having made a Hole in the Ice near ...
... Quantity of Money, was loft to the Southward of St. Auguftine. From Wye's Letter. Several of the Nobility were laft Night at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, and being dif- appointed in what they expefled, were fo enraged, that the greateft Diforder happen'd that ever ...
... ment given 'em by the Lords of the Admiralty; the Ma- nagers of his Majefly's Company of Comedians, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, being defirous of promoting fo good a Charity, have readily granted the Play of the Temps st to be afted on Friday the ...
... drawn Ticket, Was entitled to 5000 /. and was likewife a Prize of 10 /. On Wednefday Night laft a Difturbance happened at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, occafion'd by one of the principal Dancer's not being there to dance at the End ofthe Entertainment, aud after ...
... may be had at the above T. Ofborne's. Alfo, TneNew Play of rue Fatal. Retirement, as it was a&ed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. ...
... the fame Nature fince the Froft began. On 6unday Morning a Woman about Thirty Years of Age. was found frozen to Death in Drury-lane. The Miferies the Poor at this time fuffer, by the Dcar- nefs of Coals, and other NecefTaries of Life, are ter- rible j ...
... ftrangled him in tearing off his Stock with a Silver Clafp to it, which fhe after- wards fold to Mr. Dayley, a Silverfmith in Drury-lane, who has produced it, and is bound over profecute. They alfo took Six Shillings out of his Pocket, and knock'd him down ...
... Poft. We hear feveral important Nego- ciations are carrying on at Paris by the Potentates of the Theatric Dominions of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, in order to engage a famous French Dancing Woman into their Alliance -, but notwithftanding all the Addrefs ...
... Staunton, othcrwife Ruggetty Madge, was ca- pitally convi.led for a Robbery in the Iloufe of Redman Cahoc, in Windlbr-Court, Drury-lane, on Benjamin Pai ifli, and Healing Goods and Money to the Valu.: of 28 1. Bs. Ann Conelly, otherwife O Hara, was ?? of Healing ...
... m_iy be had at the above T. Ofhorne V. Alfo, The New Play of rhe Fatal Retirement, as itwasa ...
... may be had at the above T. Ojhornes: Alfo, Tne New Play of tiie Fatal Retirement, as it was ?? at the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane. I P'ubti/frd December r, 1739. PROPOSALS l FOR PRinti n c, by Subscription, REPORTS of C A SES Argued and determined in ...