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... London, Merchants. - Robert Williams, of Abingdon-Buildings, Weft- minfter, Wharfinger. Edward Setchall, of Whke-Hoife-Yard, Drury- Lane, Dealer and Chapman. William Cokayne, of the Parifh of St. Dunftan, Stepney, Merchant. Henry Bowman, late of Pennington-ftreet ...
... Church- Yard, Weftminfter, on Sufpicion of iteaiing two Children, and committed tothe G3tehoufe. Laft Friday a Butcher near Drury- Lane was com- mitted to New-Prifon, on Sufpicion of murdering a Man who was put irt Pofleifion of his Houfe, by cruelly beating ...
... blefs the Holdfworth's Name. Laft Saturday Night fome Jew Gentlemen (but not Ladies ) being in one of the Balconies of Drury- Lane Play houfe, to fee the Tragedy ofÃoDiciA, were pointed at by a Perfon ( notorioufly known ) in the Pit, and faluted with ...
... 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 ...
... The following CURE (amongft many Thoufands more) has heen performed by the above TINCTURE. I WILLIAM ORE, Shoemaker in Drury Lane, Lon- don, make Oath, that in June lad, I had the Misfortune to cut one of my Toes, and by the bad Management of the Suigeon ...
... 'with, and fake U Af r Huvard, atthe Head ofa Number of Boys cloathed by the .. Marine Society, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury. Lane, the Fifth of December, when the Tragedy 0 ) ■7. A R t\~was'atted for the Ufe ofthat humans and IJ* dable hfiituticn. B ...
... Majefty, attended by the Marquis of Hartington, and the Lords of the Bedcham- ber in Waiting, was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, to fee the Tragedy of King Lear. We hear that the Perfon fworn to be a material Wit- nefs for the Profecution againft Mifs ...
... Mr. JOHN LOCKE, drawn 'from an original Painting. Witt a New Song, fet to Mufick,' and Sung at tbe Theatre^, ' Royal in Drury Lane, a Count y Dance, and two Mathe- matical Cuts, The LONDON MAGAZINE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER,' For OCTOBER ...
... Encouragement for fhe Growth thereof in the North of Scotland. ' On Tuefday Night his Majefty was at the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lane, to fee the Provoked Wife, and tiie new Entertainment called the Genii. On Tuefday a Woman who went under the Deno* mination ...
... Drayman received fo violent a Kick from a Horfe in Cheapflde, that he died foon after. . The fame Day a Journeyman Taylor, in Drury- Lane, beat his Wife info barbarous a Manner, that her Life is defpaired of. On Thurfday fome Difpatches arrived atthe Cock* pit ...
... feveral Hours there, when they went through their fcveral Firings, Evolutions, &c. On Monday a young Fellow, a Taylor in Drury- Lane, was drowned under Weftminfter-Br idge« On Tuefday Evening a Clergyman riding over Marybon-Fields, in order to meet his ...
... ( Mer£^d^-^ men ) were obferved about fhe Houfe the*^2®tt(r ?? was committed. ?? * ?? Oii fr&y laft as a Coachmaket in Drury-Lane was It Dinftfr with his Wife, who keeps a Grocer s Shop w that Lane, with feeming Contentment, the Hulband, •While hit Wife ...