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... Street% and thawing in Chilkea, Apprerr:ccr,&-. to play with Dire lot a ante,. Lait Wedncliay a Watch WAbii coming out of Drury. Lane PlAyboine. And On noonday Night clothe: Go Wat(li was 101 coining out of tie laid Nonionic. One of thin had to it a S:al ...
... fraCttir'd his Skull, that his Life is delpair'd of. On Miliday Night fall tune Sailcie went to a Wore of ill Repute ut Drury-Lane, in cider to prefs a who takcu Refuge there, %Len a Qpand in which one a the Gang was to teitibly cut wit hr large Ride ...
... and Margaret were committed to Newgate by Thomas Burdus, Efq; for adiulting Mr. Edward Worman in a Houle in Drum-Alley, Drury-Lane, putting him ia fear of his Life, and robbing him of a Silver Watch, and other Things Property. CANTERBURY, April 6. The ...
... Son and Daughter, of Dover-greet, Piccadilly; Mrs. Wintcr (who was b.,th Senfelefs and Speechlefs) of Bennet' s Court, Drury- Lane: There at Nottingham, viz. Mr. Richard Swan, his Wife and his Child, of Cartengate; Mrs. Cook, and Mr. Pirnm's Child in ...
... Waternien on the River Thames is encreafed in a few Weeks b o n 2000. Saturday the Toth of next Month is fix'd for opening Drury-Lane Playbade for the Winter Seafon. Sir George Champion, Knt. who has been very ill at his Seat at Lee in Kent, is now well ...
... at Huuf i p.n Millbank, in the 73d Year ni his Age, Mr. Charles Shepard, a Comedian, who belonzed to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane urveare3 of 4e )(eve. They write from Oxford, that on Pada; Morning a I.ocuft was pick'd up in that City, and that fevers ...
... his Wife, and Anne Forfter, for Coining and Counterfeiting the fame; and upcM 1 - arching their Lodgings in Vincgar-yard, Drury-Lane, were found Tools :ad reveal other Implements for carrying on that Practice & and after feveral Hours tedious Examination ...
... New Palace-Yard, Wettrnintler, H innah V. Silver Watch out of the Houle of Jol4n Moore. As likewife were fume Ladies from Drury-Lane, for ecra;n7 Weftminfter after fome young Saiiors who had jutt received I'iize.:l and there committing feveral Diforders ...
... Infirnsary. Yefterday one Major, a Bricklayer's Labourer,. fel frora a Scaffold three Stories high, at the Cattle Tavern in Drury-Lane, and fia;tur'd his Skull, broke both his Legs, and his Back: He was taken up S i ;recidefs, and carried to the Infirmary ...
... L 0 N D 0 N, Dee. 11. To be SOLD by THOMAS BAILER of rev, L AS T Night his Majefty went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, THE Channimg Airily Cutter, Butthcn about Forty-five 'fors, five to lee the Comedy called Mud, Ado Norlh . rrs i written by a Years ...
... known, who was fome Time fince tranfported for feven Years for picking the Pocket of Mrs. Eve•cd, a Cheefemohger's Wife in Drury-Lane, was taken at a Puhlick Houk in Gray's lun-Line on Sunday lA, and Committed to the Gate-houte, Weltmintter, by James Frafer ...
... Repair, or Exchanged for New, on very reafonable Terms. On Thurfday Evening lift, as a Gentleman and Lady were going out of Drury-Lane Play-houfe l a Pickpocket thatch'd at the Lady's Watch, upon which the Gentlemancollar'd the Fellow •' but immediately another ...