... fail directly, to bring over the ight Hon. the Earl of Moreton from b ranee. 6. On Tuefday Mr. Meighan, a Bookfeller in Drury-lane, ao has been a confidcrable time in Cuftody of one of his iiajefty's Mcfi'engers, was admitted to Bail. 7. On Tuefday the ...

... large Gang, who have lately robb'd and infdted the Avenues to this- City, having been found out in a lloufe they ufed in Drury-Lane, are moft of them cmbark'd for France and Holland. Gen. Ev. Pof, &Y. 1 1. Yefterday was play* the third Match at Cricket ...

... 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. ...

... his Wife, and Ann Forfter, for coining and counter- feiting the fame, and upon 'fearehing their Lodgings in Vjnegai- Yard, Drury-Lane, were found d vers Melting-Pots. Filings, Tods, and feveral other Implement, for carrying on that Praflice ; and after fe- ...

... rightly inform'd, it is at leaft extremely doubtful, whether the celebrated Mr. Garrick will play or not this Seafon, at Drury-Lane. Champ. Laft Night, by Order of the Juitices of the Peace for the Borough of Southwark, the Bellman cry'd down the Borough ...

... l is h Fruits, as cheap as C Prhited for R. Montagu, at the General Pofl~Ojf.ee, the Corner of Great Queen-Street, near Drury-Lane ; And fold by W. Eaton in Tar- mouthfib. Watlbn in Bury, J. Kendall in CdehJler, C. Alexander in modlridge, and W. Craighton ...

... 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 ...

... notwith- ?? it coft upwards of 2 10,000 1. building. Wh. E. P. j. We hear that Mr. Gai nek and Mr. Lacy, the prefent ntccs of Drury-Lane Theatre, have obtained a new Li* c for twenty one Years from the Expiration oi the pre- Patent. Gin. Ev. Poft. , The Bill ...

... a couple ot Pil.-I. at him and a Maid who was running out for Help, but happily ?? them both. BANKRUPTS. John Angel, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Hofier, William Noiirfe, of Averting, Cl oucefterihire, Clothier. Robert Moody, of Doncafter, ?? Merchant. ...

... were robbed in the Strand. ftf. Early Yefterday Morning fome fellows broke open a Chandler's Shop in Parker's- Lane, near Drury-Lane, and took thereout upwards of Ten Guineas in Money, befides feveral Things ef Value ; but Four of them were foon after taken ...