... Alliiranee, Gentlemen, fi:orn a Re- view' ofyOur pail Condua, that you on any future Occa- I .At the T at ATR E ' R O. - yA L in Drury-Lane, fion (if any filch ihali begiven) itrenuouflyendeavour, with a . On Sunday next will be prefented; a Comedy call'd Zeal ...

... Saturday Ni . .ht lab, about Eleven o'Clock, Mr. . Campy, a Linnen-draper near Covent-Garden, was at, tack'd in Princes-Street, Drury-Lane, by three Villains, one of whom fnapp'd a fiftel, but it flafh'd in the Pan, another ffruck him on the Head with a Bluigeon; ...

... performs between the Ads ; with the new Entertainment of Hat s lequin Ranger, as now performing at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane; the Chareecter of Harlequin will be performed by Monf. Vriderflu - vs e, thence he goes to Droinfgrove, where he will to ...

... NGITAM, - May Is. Yeflerday arrived in Town Sparks, Mr. Dyer, and Mrs. Ward, from the Theatres Royal of Covent• Garden and Drury-Lane ; who, wq are affur'd, will perform at the Theatre in Moor-Street— , on Wednefday Evening. On Tueiday the Wife of Mr. Fitter ...

... GRAND Of an HViinart SaCtifice at the Altar, after the Manner of the Antients As it was perform'd at the Theatre Royal _in - Drury-Lane. The Mufick compos'd by Dr. Boy. The Vocal Parts to be perform'd by Mr. 'toward, Matter -Vernon, Mr. Sherriff, and Mrs. ...

... releafed, and properly taken Care of,'*:'X pearing to be diforder'd in his Senfes. , A few Days ago, a poor old Woman in Drury-Lane , .burnt in her Bed in a moft dreadful Manner, 0ccag 0 ,,, ,, s , by the following Accident : She had been fmoak e . Pipe ...

... robbed in the tame Lane thei'-' 1 Years pall. . . . , , Suriday fe'enhight fame Words drofe between. twO T at a Houle in -Drury-Lane, and a Scuffle enfuinl; of them was fo bruifed, that -.he died Wedi laft. The Coroner's Inqueft have brought in their V ...

... Vii bz pci;oini'3 A Concert of Vocal and luitrumental Mufick. The Vocar Part by Mr. BE A R D; from the Tl..eatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. • Care will be taken to provide a good Band of Mnfick. Alttr the • CONCERT will be a BALL, At ei's - Gi'cat Room in the ...

... they obliged the Chairmen to blind their Eyes, and then made oft; but the Chairmen giving the Alarm, they were purfued into Drury-lane and taken, when being carried before Juftice; Fielding, they were committed to Newgate. On Wednefday Lit two Gentlemen in ...

... perfored here but once) a ParitO. mime Entertainment, call'd QUEEN MAB . 7- As it.was perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane for Co • Ni g hts and upwards with uni venial ,Applaufe. The Charaaer of Harlequin by Mr. Yates, Pantaloon by Mr. AndertOn ...

... lis Metropolis ; and they report that a great many more ,I p t iPon the Road hither. \e ‘e el a t er.day a Butcher near Drury-Lane . 0 s committed to 1 4a on Sufpicion of murdering a Mn who was put fl4:eflion of his lioufe, by cruelly beating him foine ...

... at Guildhall.---April Thomas Atkinfon,: of Beer4ane,..Londan,.Merchairt, at Guildhall.—April 29. Robert Currant, of Drury-Lane, ' Woollen- Draper, at Guildhall..---April 29. Robert Wefkett, of Lynn- Regis, Norfolk; Merchant, at Guildhall.--May 3. ...