... by a mad Dog. This Morning the Body ofa Male Child, fuppofed to be about two Months old, was. found dead in Page's Yard, Drury-Lane, fuppofed to have been lately mur- dered by two Stabs in the Stomach ; it was bundled up in a Parcel of Rag 9, and found ...

... s, Efcutcheons, the King and Prince's Coats of Arms, &c. Yefterday an Order ?? came to the Ma- nagers ofthe Theatres of Drury-Lane and Covent- Garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral Enter- tainments ...

... in the independent Com- panies now railing. .On Tuefday Night a Prefs- Gang, well armed, came into the Neighbourhood of Drury-Lane, on an Information that feveral Sailors, who had Leave of Abfence, and were not returned on board their ref- peilive Ships ...

... was foon fccured, and fent to Tothill- Fields Bridewell. Tuefday Night as two Gentlewomen were coming into the Strand from Drury-Lane Theatre, they were ftopt by two Fellows near the End of Katherine-ftreet, who robbed them of a Silver Snuff Box and Eleven ...

... they grow older and ftrong enough, turn Houfe-brcakers, Street-Robbers, and Highway- men. ' On Tuefday was performed at Drury-Lane Theatre, for the firft Time, Barberoffa, faid to be wrote by William Shirley, Efq; the Tyrant who is the Subjeft of this ...

... both robbed by two Highwaymen. On Monday one Thomas Talbot, and Margaret Bulger, alias Talbot, &c. were taken at a Houfe in Drury-Lane, and committed to the Gatehoufe for returning from Tranfportation. The fame Day Thomas Dowdle and Thomas Gwynn were alfo ...

... to the Signet at Edinburgh, Sollicitor to the Crown for their Affairs in Scotland, and Father to Mr. Rofs, Comedian, of Drury-Lane Theatre. He eat a hearty Dinner the Day hefore, and was feized fuddenly with a Pain in his Head at Night. By his Death an ...

... Woman was lately employed as a Singer at Luper s Gardens, and it is faid was alfo hired to per* form the next Seafon at Drury-Lane Thealre. Yeft ...

... Fellow died on Friday. The Villains are _r Hertford Goal. Sunday fev'hight fome Words arofe between two Taylors at a Hoafe in Drury-Lane, and a Scuffle en- fuing, one of them was fo bruifed, that he died on Wednefday laft. The Coroner's kqjueft bave bro't ih ...

... againfta Stone, fradlur'd his Skull, and expired inftantly. Laft Night a Sailer was decoyed by two Women into a Houfe in Drury-Lane, where he was robbed of upwards of fifteen Guineas.. Thia Morning a young Fellow was taken at a Houfe in St. Giles's, charged ...

... was carried befote a Magiftrate, who committed him to New-Prifon. Yelterday Morning a Woman, who liv'd in Vinegar- Tard, Drury-Lane, wa9 committed to the Gatehoufe by Benjamin- Cox, Efq; for beating a poor old Woman on the Head with a Poker. This wicked ...

... to embark for his Travels in foreign Parts. A new Tragedy, called the Brothers, is in Rehear- fal at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and will be acted there the Beginning of next Month ; the Profits of which will be applied by the Author to a particular ...