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... upon the Bealt, which pinniti him, by which the Man was happily releafed. On Sunday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury- Lane Play-Houfe was fet upon in Bow-Street, by tome People unknown, who gave him ten Wounds in the Back with a Dagger-Stick, ...
... to me Papers, by ! Here, Sir! Tam, what News To Foote, Sir, is advertifed.—Whatrun away ! No,'Sir, he ads this Week . at Drury-• Lane - How's that (cries feeble Grub Foote come again? 'thought that Fool had done his Devil's Dance; - Was not he hang'd fome ...
... rerfon.l.Yere.takFli up, for coining and , buying Half pence, four of thern at ha PubliO:c- Hotife in Wild Street, near Drury ! -Lane, and 'the ether two in Well-Street, Rag-Fair. Alexander .Adams ,his ; Wife were committed to Nawgate, and Patten and his ...
... and Lanibert, from whom he received Sixty Pounds; being the Reward offered. The fame Night, abut Twelve, Mr. Berry, of Drury.: Lane Playboiffe, was attacked near St. Clement's Church by three Footpad., artri'd with. a Horfe Pub!, a Potket and a Cutlals ...
... with it, pr. i S. 8.- Scotch-Preibyterian Eloquence difplay'd, pr. I s. 9. Five Novels by,W. R. Chetvvood, Prompter of Drury- Lane Theatre,. pr. Is 4 6d. ' _ The Original Life of, Bamfylde Moore Carew, printed at Ezetec, and reviled by himfelf, pr. only ...
... WaHet of Lonr, Sutton in ~ 41 Friday for -upwards of 6; I. I 'rowd of Holiday People who throng'd c.ippet Gallery Stairs, at Drury Lane ors were tio.l opened, one Man and 'own and trampled to Death. The i ee of them tar c.,-,one with Child, tance to the Holland ...
... King's oh 'accoubt . of the Debts he had contra6led in that Undertaklng' has applied to the Manageq:of the 'Theatre i vai Drury Lane for a Beiteft Phiy, in hopes that the niblick wilt contribute to his And enable to return to his own Country. This Day and ...
... Pathament) was publickly burnt in Pretence of the C u ft om.Hou le Officers. . • . Yeiferclay Evenina a Alan an Aleoufe near Drury- Lane, drank r 3 li c all.pints Liquours, by which his ,Life - is in great Dang . er. - A few . , Days ago a Trade : l - man the ...
... BA TEM A N'S DROPS, V Z. , yofeph Rtiffell, in Qi2een-Street, London. Thomas yackfon, (Tindure-man in Craven Buildings, Drury - Lane/ near me New-Church in the Strand, London. Thomas Clark, on London Br:dge. Thomas Randall, in Broal-Streer, London Tilde ...
... board.' A few Days fince a Right Honourable Gentletgan, Son a noble Lord;nwas mulled to Mils Young, the celebrated . -er at Drury Lane Theatre. lill is preparing to be laid before the Parliament, to ' Capital for any Perfon to diminith the Portugal Coin curre ...
... Malden in Effex a few Weeks ago, for forging Notes upon a Brother and Partner of Mr. NVilfon, an eminent Woollen draper in Drury Lane. The'Brother had been dead feveral Months before the Notes were dated, and Joyce was committed to New- Prifon. On Monday ...
... -Wales. • XXII. Aaion of Light and Sound-. XXIII. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mtifick. Addrefs to Youth. Prologue on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Roles; from Aufonius. The happy Filherman. From a dying Lady to her Hufband. Epigrams, Epitaphs. XXIV. Hiitoricai ...