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... Directors of the East India Company. The Hon. Henry Cowper, Esq; Mr. Charles Shepard, a Comedian, belonging to the Theatre in Drury Lane. The Lady Isabella Coulson Reiict of Sir Roger Coulson, Bart. ...
... Wife, and Ar.n l'oritet, for coining anrl c- ,- feiting Ihe lame, and upon feat-chin-* their Lodgings in Vinecr. - Yard Drury. Lane, were found d vers Melting-pots i.i.n.-s 'l'Vc's and feve-ral other Implement! for carrying on that Pradicci 'and after ...
... his Wife, and Ann Forfter, for coining and counter- feiting the fame, and upon 'fearehing their Lodgings in Vjnegai- Yard, Drury-Lane, were found d vers Melting-Pots. Filings, Tods, and feveral other Implement, for carrying on that Praflice ; and after fe- ...
... a couple ot Pil.-I. at him and a Maid who was running out for Help, but happily ?? them both. BANKRUPTS. John Angel, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, Hofier, William Noiirfe, of Averting, Cl oucefterihire, Clothier. Robert Moody, of Doncafter, ?? Merchant. ...
... it, without continuing to load Pojientv hy anunat Anticipations. 3. Laft Night his Majefty went io the Theatre Reyal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Comedy called Much Ado about No- thing 1 written by Shakefpear. Wh. Ev. Pcfi. 4. VVe hear that the 2.} th of ...
... it, without continuing to load PojUntv by anunai Anticipations, 3. I.alt Night his Majelty went .0 the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Comedy called Much Mo abi'ut No- thing - written by Shakefpear. ll'h. Ev. Pcf. 4. We heai that the 24th of next ...