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... enable them to let up Woollen Manufadtories ? Friday Night a young Country Fellow was decoyed into a Houk of ill Fame in Drury- Lane by a Wow who found Means to pick his Pocket of five Guineas and a usher Watch, and got clear off. It is rumoured about ...
... Gatehoufe. Ie is credibly aflerted, tbat an old Lady of 68, of great Fortune, fell deeply in Love laft Thurfday Night at Drury- lane Play-houfe with a young Gentleman of about 22. — The old Lady, in the Courfe ofthe Play, took many Op- portunities of obliging ...
... 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 ...
... own ! Then fet Us up and knock the Poet down. Tie Inspector’s Account of Mr. Foote’s called T A S T E, «/ it was ailed at Drury Lane, on Saturday, li 9 11. HERE is indifpuubly more genuine Wit in this Piece than in any of the Kind ever produced among us: ...
... Majefty, attended bythe Marquis of Hartington, the Earls of Waldegrave and Lincoln, Lord Cadogan and Lord Delawar, went to Drury- Lane Play- houfe, to fee the Play of Every Man in his Humour. On Saturday died, advanced in Years, the Countefs- Dowager of Dartmouth ...
... of Pewter and Copper Signs ; one of the laid Mi.ci was taken with a Sign upon him, which he had ftolen from a Houle in Drury. Lane. We hear that the Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor lies dangcroaly :.; the Gout in his Stomach, at his Seat at Twickenham ...
... Bateman’s Drops, via.- ( * Jofeph Ruffe!,' fn Queen-ftteet, Chcapftde, London. Thomas Jackfon, (Tio&uteman in Craven-buildings, Drury* lane) neat rhe New Church, in the Strand, London. Thomas Clatk, at the Golden Key, London-btidge. Thomas Randall, in Bread-ftreet ...
... 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 ...
... applyst.g to John Barwick, at Willow. wood aforefaid, and makinz SatilfAction. We hear a celebrated Athefs, belonging :o Drury- Lane Theatre, is married to a Gentleman of gnat Fortune. Yefterday a Man•T) ger, or very large Baboon, belonging toLady How in ...
... Tankard, ana other Goods great Value. , Nigi.ta Woman was St lei's lor very dangerouU), with a Cafe k.iiie, r, Meal Porter Drury Lane. C\mlj\ I g e , Sept. 17. On came down HolderneiVe) a farther r, f ieve ior Wait, the j November (to which ins former Reprieve ...
... Grammar School at the fame Place, both in his Lordfhip's Difpofal. On Tuefday Night a Painter ftanding by a Bonfire near Drury -Lane Playhoufc, having fome Words with a Man, he was pufh'd into the Fire, and, though direclly taken out, he was fuffocated ...
... Theatre in the Hay-Market, by (cveral P» - font Quality and Dillindlicn, is, we hear, to be afted nn 1 burlday N ght next Drury Lane Houfc; Mr.Garrhk having complimented them thetewnh for that Night. The DrcfTet provid.d tor this Occafton, arc the richelt ...