... with damages, coftsof iuit. on the January, 1756, Judgement wii given in favour the laid and 1 Tm&ureman, in Cravcn-buili Drury Lane, near the New church theSnan L>nJofi, lot the like counted citing the laid Drop Sals Bills Cure*, around each A 1 Thorn*Clark ...

... 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 ...

... laid. hear that the Appeal upon the Blenheim's Frizes, vvh'ch was been heard iy, was to the next. Mr. ic is fail, quits Drury Lane Theatire, and his encaged himfelf to Mr. Barry. Sc*. eral Tranlports in the River are preparing to fall down the Downs the ...

... among the'fie. ftoufe 97, Mr. Charles King Charles the Second *on Navy, but for -|£ ea M«fic and played till lately lft Drury-Lane •*' Yefterday died, the of the Board of Works Scotland Sir. John Office Keeper that Board, which' Place he had enjoyed near ...

... J'rifoners were tried the two of whom are capitally convifled, viz Knowland, for robbing Richard Ireland of 3 :nc Watch in Drury-Lane, and Andrew Grant f, ?' ing open the Bell-Savage Inn, and flealL 1 Six were caft for Tranfp;>rtation, and/ixV' b 'S' Yefterday ...

... flrandcd upon our Coafh fince the Account publiflied in the Gazette. Afternoon fomfc. People crowding the Stairs the Gailerv Drury-Lane Playhoufe, three it is laid, down, and were much trampled upon that they expired foon after. now provided for in the Royal ...