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... wok them up with their Hands, cr with any Thing elle that reach them. On Saturday laft died Mr. John Ray, belonging to Drury. Lane Theatre, one of the °idea Comedians in England. This Day the Rev. Mr. Cockayne (Nephew to Mr. Alderman Cockayne) was smanimoully ...
... London to Jamaica, died on his Paff.ge thither. On Sunday Night latt a Perfon found Means to conceal himfelf in a Houle in Drury Lane till the Family was gone to Bed, and then ft..le out of the tame 25 Portugal Pieces of 36 s. Value each. 40 Gd•ncas in Gold ...
... Ships, bound for the Eatt-Indies. A certain Attrefs who has lately left the Stage, and had a Benefit on Friday Night at Drury-Lane Theatre, ts, we hear, determined to take the Habit and go into a Religious Houle abroad. Balk 1101:i ;at qr. India no t ...
... laid Houle. Tuefdav Morning about Two o'Clock as Mr. Beard, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, was going home, his Chair was ftopt in Drury-Lane, by four or five Fellows, who took from him his Watch and Money, but did not otherwife treat him ...
... numerous Audience, the Tragedy of Three a hall Bank Annuities 111 Sulk 88 s 4th a 3 kW. Ditto ad Soil., Oroonoko was revived at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, for the of,. 87 a k il l . c ont. B ath 88 I 4'b. Dien 17)6i. the Widow Kraus and her Children, (her Husband ...
... Citenceiltr. This rvlorniog the Body of a M Je Child, fuppofed to be about two klo:iths old, was foolid dead in Page's Yard, Drury-Lane, fuppo'zd to have been la'ely fourth:red by two Stabs in the Stomach ; it was buadled up in a PaicLl ot Rags,. and found ...
... Mr. Legge and Company, at the Koval ia i. Jatnes'r.Street. On Weonctelay Morning a eiumau i who lived in Vec in,ar-Yard, Drury-Lane, committed to the llueltoufe by Jutt,ce tor heating a poor old Woman on the Heed with a Poker. This wiLked Wretch the Nisht ...
... Motion for another Reduaion in the Republic's Forces. Sunday fiennight fome Words stole between two Taylors at. a Houfe in Drury-Lane, and a Scuffle 'Wiling, one of them was to bruited, that he died on Wednefday laft. The Coroner's Inqueft have breught in ...
... Mangled her, than dragg'd her a few Yards and left her. On Monday Night a young Child was run over by a Dray, at the End of Drury-lane, next Holborn, and was kill'd. The Drayman gallop'd off with his Hodes, and thereby efcaped the Puniihment of the Law. Extrati ...
... on the Convietion of the two other Offenders. On Friday Night lift (even Men were taken out of a noted Pulal'ck Houfe in Drury-lane, and committed by Juttice Fielding to the Gatehoufe, under a ftrong Guard, as itli. ad difordcrly and not giving a good ...
... Wounds he received in the Mutiny on board the Tender there, univerfally lamented. On Monday a young Fellow, a Taylor, in Drury-Lane, era deown'tt ander the (whelk Arch of Welatialtee-Bridge. ...
... 'coo i. to the Captors, all Expencts included. On Vriday Night lA, as the Comedy of the Provoked Wife was performing at Drury-Lane Play-Houfe, alighted Serpent was thrown the Upper Gallery into the Pit, which terfh:y (righted feveral Perfons, and cccafioned ...