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... Jofeph pieled up a Country and after having lonic Dilcourfe together, took him to fee the Town: Parker carrying through Drury-Lane, the Countryman cfpy'd fome Ladies of Pleafure very gaily drefrcd, which made his Mouth water: IV4an4r I lays the Countryman ...
... their Verdid Lunacy. Yeßerday a Chimney-Sweeper's Boy was lent up by his Matter to fweep a Chimney in White-Hart Yard in Drury- Lane who not bein; very expert in his Profetlion, happened to RA fall in the midi* of the Chimney, fo that no Help, either from ...
... Loollhip's Gentleman, to be Court-Keeper and Ceyez of that a Place worth 120 I. per Annum. We hear that Mr.' Beard, late of Drury- Lane Theatre, ! as the Command of a Company given him in the Srry.cc molt Chriftian Majelty ; but WC Were not inforufd whether ...
... Alchoufe in White-Fryers. And Role Mahone, otherwifc Bignell, for klonioufly taking a Silver Watch from Mr. Bryan Hollatan in Drury-lane. This Woman kept the Bagnio in Oxenclen-iircet, when George Hawkins the Coachman was murdted there. Her Husband Marinaduke ...
... that on Saturday the iSth Initant the and one Mary Harvey, alias Hopkins, (now in Newkate for another Fad coinmitted in Drury-Lane) carried a Gentleman, whom they picked up in the S:rect to a Houfr• of ill Fame, kept by one Pendall, in Three-Fox -Court ...
... the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, and which colt the Deceas'd rbco I. On Tuefday Night lalt a Pick-pocket being brought from Drury-lane Play houfe, and under Examination before Cu). De Veil, for irregular Praolices there, of a fudden matched up a Penknife ...
... fo-much-celebrated Italian Comic DAIICerS, Signior and Signiora Faufan, and are engaged- to perform at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. An Extra& of a Letter from the Hague. The terrible Apprthenfions which the States General entertained upon the Death of ...
... waited on the Nike of Wales at Norfolk- Houle, who gave them a Sum of Money, and promifed to be at their Benefit next Week at Drury Lane Playhoufe. The Book-Keeper of the Role-Inn at Holbourn-Bridge, and the Contiable, who took Fortier, that r( bbed iht laid ...
... whole Name is unknnwn, about iso I. about three ?Moths ago, in the of Mary Gerrard in Windfor.Comt in Drury-Lane. On Monday laft, coming out of Drury-Lane Playhoufe, a Gentleman's Pocket was pidc'd of a green Purfe, containing Twenty-one Portugal Piecesof ...
... died at his Houle in May's Builaings, St. Martin's-Lane, Mr. Riggs, a famous Performer en the Violin, and Firlt Violin of Drury-Lane Theatre. On Saturday a Gentleman was found drowned on tl:e Shore at the Inc of Dogs. From Letters and Papers in his Pockets ...
... VAutE belonging to the Family among dii . ttcu - .ains of his Ailed . - ton. Lail Week died at his 1-1. ufe in Ruffel-Court, Drury-lane, Mr. George Turner, Attorney at Law; he was well knowil as being a Mulatto, his Father being a Weft-Indian, and married ...
... committed to the Gatehoufe by the fame Gentleman, for picking the Pocket of Leonard Hammond Efq; as he was coming out of Drury-lane Playhoufe and Tho. Cutler, the Under-Keeper of the Gatehoufe happening to be at the luitice's Houle when the faid Whinyard ...