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... be given to their Othcers at all Times in Conjunction with thofe of the City j with which Mr. Jones was returning : But Drury-Lane happening fee one Billingfley, a notorious Rogue, he endcavoui'd him, b it he made his and in rhrec Minutesrais'd a Potfe ...
... e, hi Itopt two Women, one whom his Arms behind him, whilft Other robb'd Shillings and fome Halfpence, and ran off into Drury lane. ' O D E for his Majcjly's Birth-Day, By COl-LEY CIPHER, Poet-Laurear. Set t$ Muflci by Dr. Greene, Mafter of hit Bsni of ...
... He was guarded forty Sold ers, with Mr. Cirne the High for the City and Liberty of Wcflminlier, Mr. Gray, the ConlcaWe Drury-Lane Theatre, and ether He had the Allurance, when he caae from Sr. Martin's Veliry, wheie the Juflices who committed him wcie ...
... the Halfway Houfe to Hampflead. 13. John Gerrard, for picking the Pocket of Alerarder Murray, of Cambrick Handkerchief « Drury-Lane Playhoufe. 14. Eleanor Gearing, for robbing John as, a in George Alley by Fleet-Ditch. 15. Michael Jude, for being concerned ...