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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... on the Prince of Wales at Norfolk Houfe, who gave them a Sum of Money, and promifed to be at their Benefit next Week at Drury-Lane Play-hoßfe. Her Grace the Dutchefs of Marlborough has fent twenty $ uineas to Lloyd's Coffee-houfc in Lombard-% ;cct,fpr ...