... Eledor Palatine, to whom this Requeft was made, W9l . tety riitfw «. . Laft Monday Night, when the Entertainment Was over at Drury-Lane Theatre, fome Gentlemen defired that the Chinefe Feftival might be exhibited the next Evening, on which Mr. Garrick addrefling ...

... Appearance in Publick fince the Death of the Prince. Thurfday Evening the Duke of Cumberland. was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of the Orphan; being the firft Time of his Royal Highnefs's being at either of the Theatres fince his ...

... miffed him with a handfome Gratuity. During his Refidence in London he was carried to fee King Richard 111. performed at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, and it was expetted either that the Novelty and' the Splendor of the Show would have fixed him in Aftonifhment ...

... againft Field, the noted Boxer, for a Robbery on the Highway, and In- formation being given that he was at the Fox Alehoufe in Drury-Lane, they accordingly furrounded the Houfe, while the Conftables and fome of the Soldiers entered, when Field exercifed his ...

... Laft Wdnefday died, at the Hofpital at Hyde-Park Corner, the Man who was wounded by Jhrift, the Hangman, on Sunday laft in Drury-Lane. Munns and Hall, who robbed the Yarmouth Mail in July laft, near Runiford iri Eifex, were tried on Thurf- day ?? Affizes ...

... and Diocefe of Litchfield and Coventry. On Monday Night a Sailor quarrelling with a young Man at a Houfe of ill Repute in Drury-Lane, the former (tabbed the latter in fo defperate a Manner, {hat 'tis thought he cannot recover. The Sailor is committed to ...

... Elteem and Veneration. Saturday Morning William Hawkins, a notorious - Money-Diopper, ftood inthe Pillory at the Bottom of Drury-Lane, a fecond Time, for defrauding a Country- man fome Time fince by cutting of Cards. Sunday two 1 Ships with a great Number ...

... LONDON, Mantel Laft Night a Gentleman coming out of Drury-Lane 1 lay-houfe, had his Pocket pick'd of his Handkerchief, being the Ninth he has already loft in the fame Way this Seafoo, Monday Morning a Gentleman's Servant was robbed of his Watch and Money ...

... a Cafe Knife. Yefterday Morning between twelve and one o'Clock, as two Chairmen were returning home thro' RuiTel- Court, Drury-Lane, the foremoft, wish his Lamhorn, obferved a Perfon genteely drefied, lying motionlefi acrofs the Court ; they immediately ...

... remanded to his old Apartment. On Monday laft died Elizabeth Burn, otherwife Graven, a notorious Bawd, in White- Hart Yard, Drury-Lane. She was born and bred in Ireland, where (he joined the Robbers belonging to the Kelly- mount Gang, which were fo numerous ...

... Sum of 471 1. of which 271 1. was pro- duced by the Benefit given to this Society by the Managers ofthe Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane, who took pothing for the Ufe of the Houfe, and the Players generoufly performed gratis : The remaining Sum of 206 1. has ...

... by a mad Dog. This Morning the Body ofa Male Child, fuppofed to be about two Months old, was. found dead in Page's Yard, Drury-Lane, fuppofed to have been lately mur- dered by two Stabs in the Stomach ; it was bundled up in a Parcel of Rag 9, and found ...