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... Confumption, at his Lodgings at Ken- tifh-Town, Mr. Pinkethman, a celebrated Comedian, belong- ing to the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lane. On Saturday his Majefty's Grant palled the Great Seal to John Tull, his Heirs, &c. of the new Invention of a Sedan- Chahs ...
... Printtd) Price SIX-PENCE, Illuf rated with neat Copper Plates, 1. A mofi beautiful Head 0/ Day 1 0 Garrick, Efq; Patentee of Drury Lane Theatre. 1. Vhe Head of Mademoifelle V I 0 1. S>T ?? j. A new, ufeful, and cornel Pocket Map of tht Eaft-Riding of Yoikfh ...
... Carpenter) fo defperately that his Life is defpair'd of. There were alfo a great many People wounded the fame Night, in Drury- Lane, in endeavouring to take two Men who have deferted from one df his Msjefty's Ships of War. . , ? j ' Yefterday two Meilcngers ...
... the two io much celebrated ?? Dancers, Siguior and Signiora h'auian, and are engag'd to peifurm at the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lane. This Mornmg the Right Hon. the Earl ?? fet out for Dover, in order to em- bark far the Couit of France. The Ship bound ...
... Perfons were robbed in the Strand. Early Yefterday Morning fome Fellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's Lane, near Drury Lane, and took thereout upwardsof Ten.Guirieas in Money, j befides i ?? them | ifm%M .a.tervi.{_ken. iantf cotomialed ,tb- Newgate ...
... be given to their Othcers at all Times in Conjunction with thofe of the City j with which Mr. Jones was returning : But Drury-Lane happening fee one Billingfley, a notorious Rogue, he endcavoui'd him, b it he made his and in rhrec Minutesrais'd a Potfe ...
... they had buried by Sicknefs no lefs than ' 1 ieutcnants belonging to the Fleet. Baker, who was condemn'd for a Robbery in Drury Lane, and refpited for three Months, ordered to be transported. ThcSapnire Man War, with the Storc-fhips, fail'd for Cork on ...
... the Hampstead Road, in the Foot Path leading from Mother Red Cap?s to Southampton Row, were in a House in the Coal-Yard, Drury Lane, he got some assistance, and went to seize them ; and finding they were got up a Chimney, threaten?d to fire upon them, ...
... e, hi Itopt two Women, one whom his Arms behind him, whilft Other robb'd Shillings and fome Halfpence, and ran off into Drury lane. ' O D E for his Majcjly's Birth-Day, By COl-LEY CIPHER, Poet-Laurear. Set t$ Muflci by Dr. Greene, Mafter of hit Bsni of ...
... from Bulinefs lime pail. The lame Day died, after lingering Hinds, Mr, Rober Tcrbutt, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, and Mailer of the Swan Tavern in Smithfield: He was a facetious agreeable Companion, and greatly dlecm’d all that knew ...
... very well d.efs'd in Ruffcl-Street near Drury-lane, bya Fellow who had been employed by two Bailiffs to watch him, (in order to arreft him) the Gentleman, who knew the real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury-lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare- Cjurt ...
... A PROLOGUE Spoken December 9, 1745, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, when the whole Receipt ofthe Houfe ■was apply'd to the Veteran Scheme, for giving to our Soldiers in the North, Flannel-Waifteoats, c_f ...