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... WEDNESDAY December 3t, to SATURDAY January 3. 1746-7. LoNDON, y4i. I. LAST Night his Maiefiy was at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane to Ice the Play of the Female Officer. His Maietty *as attended the Right Hon. the Lord Faulkenberg, and his Grace the Duke ...
... the Not ,them p Mail did not arrive 'after Three o'Clock ireiterday ;Morning. On I nurfday a Roman Catholick Bookfeller in Drury Lane was taken into Cufiody.by Mr. Carrington, one of hit Majefly's Meffengers. 'on 'Sufpieion of• High 'cresfon. On Wednefday ...
... War of the Line, to reinforce Admiral Medley, who has been there for fome Time. Thurfday a Roman Catholick Bookfeller in Drury- lane, was tuitcn into Cuftody by Mr. Carrington, one of his Majefty's Meffengers, on Sufpieion of High T rea- fon. We hear that ...
... committed to Newgate. Laft Night his Majefty, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, were at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Jane Shore. It is laid, that a Scheme is drawing up for laying a Tax upon all Kinds of Dogs in this ...
... his Attorncy. Lan Satutday Morning the Leg of a human foopofed to be of a Woman or young Lad, was found in Clare Court, Drury-Lane, and loon after an Arm, fuppofed to belong to the fame Body, was found in a Dud Hole; but as no Account could be given how ...
... Diccete of Salisbury, being prefented them° by the Right Hon. the I.ord Chancellor. The tame Day Mr. Meighan, a Bookteller in Drury Lane, who has been a confides able time in Cutiotly of one of his Malefty's Meffeilgtn, was admitted to Bail. Higue, Feb. 3. ...
... Guinealfar their Troutle. Hereas .Robert Dawfon ) Apprentice to George el/ , Cane-head-maker and Chafer - in Feathers cou-t, Drury-Lane London, did abfe-wt Molted from his - Mallet's Service on the 27th of December fait, and was advertifed . in the Daily ...
... to hang himfelf the Day before, but was prevented. This Morning a Man, painting the Outfia of a Window in Ruffel Court, Drury Lane, fell front thc Board on which he was fitting, into the Court, and broke his Neck. His Ma jetty's Sbip the Yartnoath failed ...
... but they fhall be able to give a good Account of them. We hear that the celebrated Mr. Quack, has puschafed the Patent of Drury Lane Theatre. The two Bibbies, who were lately apprehended at WWI, for robbing the Mail near St. Alban's, are to remain in Nevtgate ...
... room of Sir Thorr.as Prankland, Bart, deceas'd. Ij. We hear that the celebrated Mr. Garrick, has ft chafed the Patent of Drury -Lane Theatre. 14. An odd Affair happen'd on board the Vernon Trail port, Capt. Mitchelfon, which arrived at Deptford on Frid: ...
... of^the univerfity of Osfbrd, on a late very remarkable affair. 6d. A letter Mr Garrick, his having purchaled a patent for Drury lane play-houfe. The univerfal magazine. For June. To be continued monthly. P O E T R Y. Honour. A fatire. Mr Whitehead. Poems ...
... 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 ...