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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... lniinin. Norfolk, Tanner James Bradly and Richard Griffin, of Fcnchurch-ftreet, Merc-.ants and Part- ner! Charles Cope, uf Drury Lane, Taylor— Thomas Arnold, of St. Dunltan'sin the Well, Grocer Thomas Taylor, of Reading, Berkfliinr, Mealman and Dealer i ...
... Windows the other the Houfe adjoining Mrs Fitch now lives whom enquire for Particulars Tanner of Fcnchurch and Copeof Earls Drury Lane in the P of St Middlefex Taylor of St in the Weft Grocer Mcalman Dealer of Chapman— Wrigglefworth and Dealer Wines John ...
... 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 ...
... 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 Highwayman is fo ill in Newgate, that it is imagind he cannot turvive many Days. Baker, condemii'd for a Robbery in Drury-lane, and Scott, for Horfc- Healing, are erder'd to be trantported. On Thuriday Night bit a Woman, who had lodg'd fame Time in ...
... con, and the Number;, upon the Divifion in each remai kable Debate. Printed for and fold by J. Torbuck, in Clare-Court, Drury Lane : Sc d alfo by W.Eaton in Yarmouth, S. VYat- fon in Bury, J Kendall ill Colchefter, C. Alexander in Woodbridge, and VV. ...
... have ?? ?? found in reading them nticomm m Plcafure and D.li.; r . Priir ed for U. Moi.t ign, in Greai Wild Street, near Drury-Lane ; and J Po*e .it £/.« .- Atai f.ilil by S. Watfjti in Bury, VV. Eaton in Yarmouth, J X' ill ill in Colchefter, C. Alexander ...
... and con, and the Numbers upon the Divifion in e ach remarkable Debate. Piintcd for and fold by J. Torbuck, in Clare-Court, Drury-Lane : Sold aifo by VV, Earon in Yarmouth, S. VVat- fon 111 Bury, J Kendall in Colchefer, C. Alexander in Woodhridge, Mid W.Craighton ...