... abovementinn'd. And on Monday Night laft Col. Dc Veil committed Newgate the famous Mrs. Saran Eurgef*, of the Globe Tavern in Drury-lane, and one Anne Hill, foi decoying into the (hid Tavern one Mr. George Moody, a Country Farmer ofabout 70 Years of Age, oi ...

... in Town; and two of the other Tickets 1 were likewife Prizes. A Gentleman who was concern*d in the late Difhirbancfc at Drury-Lane Playhoule, has the Manager of that Theatre a Hundred Pounds, as an Acknowledgment for the Damage done by him. On Tuefday ...

... 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 ...

... Afternoon, on, Stennet, little Boy about nine Yean old, only Chi Mr. Stennet, who keep# a Cook's Shop oppofiteßul'el-O urt in Drury-lane, coming from School, rry'd wi h his Companions, in Somerfetyard, who fliould run o the Water-tide firft, he having got the ...

... in Silver, a Hat and Wi>, a Pair of Srfver Buckles, te .She is an old Offend! r, an Wft Woman, and one of the Gang of the Drury-Lane Street- Humphry Parfons, Efq; who ferved Lord Mayor in the Year 175 1, will, ac the Rcqucft of his Feliow Citi- zens, fcrve ...

... , and eleven acquitted. Rofe Mahonc, otherwifc Bignell, for feloniouQy taking a Silver Watch from Mr. Bryan Hollatan in Drury-lane. This Woman kept the Bagnio in Oxendonftreet, when George Hawkins the Coachman was murdered there. Her Huiband Marmaduke ...

... generous Encouragement given 'em Lords Admiralty, the Managers of his Majesrty's Company of Comedians, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, being desirous of promoting so good a Charity, has readily granted the Play of the Tempest to be acted on Friday, for the ...

... 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 ...

... died, after a Fortnights Indisposttion, in the 40th Year of his Age, Mr. William Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane : A Gentleman possessed of many excellent Qualities; amiable in his private Capacity, admir'd in his publick one; a Pleasure ...

... 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 ...

... great Importance was going forward iirtM'*sQM. • - On Saturday laft a Sharper went into a Shoemaker'! Shop in Clare Court, Drury-Lane, and fitted Jiiqfclf with a Pair ol Shoes; which being done, he took in bpportu- • nity to flip out oftbe Shop, but,itfas ...

... Mr. Prescot, Master of Katherine Hall ; the former of whom was chosen by a great Majority. Yesterday a Gentleman crossing Drury-Lane, from Clare Court to Russel-Court, fell down in an Apoplec- tick Fit, and was carried into Mr. Bradley's a Hosier's : Among ...